Books with author Edwin M Smith

Click "Audible Sample" to listen to the first chapter!A dream may lead Max and his friends to perils and dangers they never knew had existed. They find themselves in the far away world of Arvella where the discoveries they will make may define the new lives they may lead. The summer camp may just be for a brief time, but surely the friends will come back again and again to help shape this dimension and help make Arvella the land that it was destined to become. Only time will tell if they succeed, but they are given the direction and the guidance they need to be able to venture out on their own.You are now passing through the gateway to Arvella where imagination is the center of creation. The actions of those who live there define the type of Arvellanian they are to become. The friends you choose may lead you to greatness or can lead you to tragedy. Let your imagination guide you through the adventures that await, and you will discover the greatness that your imagination can bring.

Advance Praise for Our Brother's Keeper "Beautifully written and extraordinarily poignant, Our Brother's Keeper is a Vietnam book like none other. The ghosts of Vietnam are finally starting to circle home, and this remarkable writer has given them voice with passion and resonance. I love Jedwin Smith's Fatal Treasure; Our Brother's Keeper is even closer to the heart." -- Jeff Long, New York Times bestselling author of The Descent and The Reckoning "Our experience in Vietnam has been searingly recorded in both fiction and nonfiction, but no book about those years is quite like this one. Jedwin Smith's Our Brother's Keeper tells the story of one family that has lived with death by remembrance, and of a man who found redemption when he wanted revenge. It will break your heart, but change it, too." -- Michael Skube, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in criticism "I read Our Brother's Keeper in the span of an evening and found it deeply affecting and totally enthralling. This book is a haunting, gut-wrenching, and ultimately redemptive journey through time and the human heart. Magnificent." --Jack Kerley, author of The Hundredth Man

You are now passing through the gateway to Arvella where imagination is the center of creation. The actions of those who live there define the type of Arvellanian they are to become. The friends you chose may lead you to greatness or can lead you to tragedy. Let your imagination guide you through the adventures that await, and you will discover the greatness that your imagination can bring. A dream may lead Max and his friends to perils and dangers they never knew had existed. They find themselves in Arvella where the discoveries they will make may define the new lives they may lead. The summer camp may just be for a brief time, but surely the friends will come back again and again to help shape this dimension and help make Arvella the land that it was destined to become. Only time will tell if they succeed, but they are given the direction and the guidance they need to be able to venture out on their own.

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Excerpt from A Sociological Study of Clark County, Ohio: Submitted in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, in the Faculty of Political Science, Columbia UniversityThe materials for the preparation of this study are few in number and fragmentary.For the subject matter of Part I, the writer has used the following sources: A Sketch of the City of Springfield, by the town librarian, R. C. Woodward. It was published about thirty years ago and is very short and fragmentary. A History of Clark County This volume consists chiefly of biograph ical sketches. The Centennial of Springfield, 1901. This vol ume, edited by Prof. B. F. Prince, is made up of reports and papers given on the occasion of the celebration of the centenary of the founding of Springfield. The chief sources of information have been the files of the local newspapers dating back to 1820, and personal interviews with leading citizens.The material for Part II has been obtained from personal observations, city and county records, and United States Census Reports.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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