Books with author David A Hunter

Only a few people in the town of Winder, mostly children, take seriously, a rumor that a terrorfying something roams the woods and streets at night looking for human flesh to devour. But a few more minds open up after a local family seems to mysteriously disappear. On their way to buy the main ingredient for a family favorite their mom plans to cook for their supper, three brothers encounter what may very well be a beast dismissed as legend

Although this book is primarily focused on teenagers and young adults, the concepts can certainly be applied to people of All Ages. It can be difficult to determine which things you really need, and which things you don't need. This book is intended to motivate you to minimize your money-spending habits without having to sacrifice necessities and entertainment. Have FunFind out what you can do for fun without having to spend too much money. You can still go out and have a good time with some tips that you will learn.Making money is only one part of the wealth-building battle. It's time to learn how to start saving as much money as you can without having to sacrifice all of your fun. Learn how to save your money by avoiding the mistakes that many other people make.Learn how to prepare yourself for the future, while still being able to enjoy the present.

Benjamin Anderson lives in interesting times... the Civil War! Even though the war started in the east, his home state of Iowa has joined the fight. Can he make a difference in this struggle between the states?Join Ben on an adrenaline-pumping adventure as he journeys through many exciting circumstances. A story of courage, duty, and sacrifice. This is a Christian book aimed at middle schoolers and high school students. Fans of the British storyteller, G.A. Henty will love this book.

Benjamin Anderson lives in interesting times... the Civil War! Even though the war started in the east, his home state of Iowa has joined the fight. Can he make a difference in this struggle between the states? Join Ben on an adrenaline-pumping adventure as he journeys through many exciting circumstances. A story of courage, duty, and sacrifice. This is a Christian book aimed at middle schoolers and high school students. Fans of the British storyteller, G. A. Henty will love this book.

Picture postcards have been in existence almost as long as professional football, but no one has brought the two together until now. In Postcards from the Edge of Football, distinguished football writer Hunter Davies explores the history of the game through soccer cards in their various forms. This expansive collection illustrates the heroic players, the great clubs, and the most memorable events, while also illuminating the lesser-known teams and players to feature on postcards. Everything from the arrival of new strips to the latest fashions and the rise of women footballers is documented, and, in a wider context, the social history of football and its importance in our national life can be identified, as can the changing attitudes towards the game and its history. The golden age of postcards was from 1900 to the 1930s, when millions of them were sent by all social classes. There were photographic studios in every high street, and traveling photographers would capture teams or individuals in their best strip; then copies would be sent on to family and friends. While the football-postcard phenomenon has been eclipsed in recent years by modern technology, these cards remain sought after by collectors. With Postcards from the Edge of Football, Hunter Davies has produced an intriguing, lavishly illustrated history of the football postcard that will appeal to soccer fans and the general reader alike.

The first edition was regarded as the definitive survey of Gothic and related terror writing in English. No other text considers this genre on such a scale and covers the theoretical perspectives so comprehensively. In the latest edition, the broad range of theoretical perspectives has been enlarged to include modern critical theories. Volume One is a thoroughly updated edition of the original text, covering the period from 1765 up to the Edwardian age, exploring the richness and literary diversity of the gothic form: from the original eighteenth-century gothic of Ann Radcliffe to the melodramatic fiction of Wilkie Collins.