Books with author F. R Robinson

Cinderella is an assassin out to murder the prince…but he’s hunting her too.The nanobots Cindrill’s master gives her to use as a mask allow her to slip into the ball wearing a face that isn’t hers, but when the assassination attempt goes sideways, Prince Davin doesn’t understand why her face changes when he injures her, slicing her foot open around a unique pair of shoes as she runs away.When Cindrill runs into the prince the next day without her nanobot mask on, he doesn’t recognize her, but immediately decides her skills will be useful on his hunt for the would-be-assassin woman who nearly killed his father and his fiancée the night before.Both are tasked with the job of murdering the other, but things don’t quite go as they had planned when Cindrill’s master and Davian’s fiancée interfere as the two try to decide whether or not to kill the other.It’s hard to recognize a woman when she uses technology to change her appearance, but Cindrill is going to use that to her full advantage as she destroys the prince. Will either survive?Perfect for fans of Marissa Meyer’s Cinder, A.G. Howard’s Splintered, and Cordelia Castle’s The Magestaff.

Cinderella is an assassin out to murder the prince…but he’s hunting her too.The nanobots Cindrill’s master gives her to use as a mask allow her to slip into the ball wearing a face that isn’t hers, but when the assassination attempt goes sideways, Prince Davin doesn’t understand why her face changes when he injures her, slicing her foot open around a unique pair of shoes as she runs away.When Cindrill runs into the prince the next day without her nanobot mask on, he doesn’t recognize her, but immediately decides her skills will be useful on his hunt for the would-be-assassin woman who nearly killed his father and his fiancée the night before.Both are tasked with the job of murdering the other, but things don’t quite go as they had planned when Cindrill’s master and Davian’s fiancée interfere as the two try to decide whether or not to kill the other.It’s hard to recognize a woman when she uses technology to change her appearance, but Cindrill is going to use that to her full advantage as she destroys the prince. Will either survive?Perfect for fans of Marissa Meyer’s Cinder, A.G. Howard’s Splintered, and Cordelia Castle’s The Magestaff.

Discover various kinds of vegetables,which part of the plant they come, and how they are grown and used.The natural world comes alive for young readers (Ages 6-7) with Rookie Read-About "RM" Science! With striking, full-color photos and just the right amount of text, this series immediately involves young readers as they discover intriguing facts about the fascinating world around them.

Harry Potter Math Coloring Book!This book in made for kids to learn and spend fun time doing math activity tasks.Help your kid enjoy Addition and Subtraction, Multiplication and Division through coloring their own story!This book addresses several 3rd, 4th, 5th grade common core math standards. It is Harry Potter themed and can be used while reading the first book. It is set up to mirror what is happening in the book, from one chapter to the next. It could also easily be used with kids who are NOT reading the book. The activities do not depend on knowledge of the novel. WHAT'S INSIDE! Multiplication Division Addition SubtractionThe book is also suitable for adults who want to improve their mental math ability! Try not to use a calculator to solve the problems. By the end of the book you should be a superstar at solving math problems in your head very quickly.It also serves as a fantastic gift for any occasion.Printed on quality paper.Size 8,5" x 11"

All day, Whale swims through the ocean, wearing a poster advertising the big upcoming art exhibition. He visits the eel who wriggles abstract patterns in the sand, the squid who paints with ink, and the hammerhead shark who builds sculptures from salvage. Whale sees his friends’ confidence and creativity and wishes he could be an artist too, but he doesn’t know what to make and insists he’s too ungainly to create art. Then one day, with the unexpected help of some bioluminescent plankton, he discovers his own distinct point of view and talent. From the award-winning author-illustrator of What Animals Really Like, hailed by School Library Journal as “sublime silliness,” comes another inspiring tale about defying expectation and finding the artist within. Praise for Whale Shines STARRED REVIEW "At its core, Robinson’s (What Animals Really Like) story is a tried and true tale of a wallflower realizing his potential. But her understated, offbeat voice and visuals―a mashup of classicism and graphic novel sensibilities―makes this a standout: up-to-the-minute modern in its irreverence and offhandedness, yet timeless in its understanding of a character’s yearning." ―Publishers Weekly, starred review "Sharp contrasts between light and dark are beautiful." ―Kirkus Reviews "Children will embrace and understand the sincere, undervalued message of art as substantive and a way to “share one’s world.” This inspiring tale of artistic collaboration between the whale and bioluminescent plankton will be shared again and again." ―School Library Journal "The watercolor and pencil art makes excellent use of the spreads’ wide horizontality; while the art projects and, indeed, the underwater world are on the literal side for such an artistic-themed story, there’s a murky charm to life in the briny deep... What’s particularly appealing here is the casual inclusion of a wide variety of approaches to art, making this an entertaining lead-in to art projects, especially those involving the natural world." ―Bulletin of The Center for Children’s Books

Antarctica Our last wilderness. But for how long A topical future history thriller from the worldwide bestselling author of the Mars series.Like the land it protects, the Antarctic Treaty is dissolving. The worlds last unstripped asset, Antarctica is in danger of becoming a free-for-all oil reconnaissance teams intent on mass extraction, adventure travellers trailing waste across the tundra, and multi-national interests covertly vying for influence. But a new radical environmentalist group is determined to show humanity that Antarctica cannot be plundered like the rest of the world. Whatever it takesAntarctica: an eco-thriller, a romance, and a passionate study of a desolate continent. Against a majestic backdrop, multi-award-winning author Kim Stanley Robinson paints his latest big picture by focusing on the personal triumphs and tragedies of the innocents, the activists, and the ruthless exploiters who are fighting their version of the future for Earths last great wilderness.

A gorgeous picture book biography of botanist and photographer Anna Atkins--the first person to ever publish a book of photography After losing her mother very early in life, Anna Atkins (1799–1871) was raised by her loving father. He gave her a scientific education, which was highly unusual for women and girls in the early 19th century. Fascinated with the plant life around her, Anna became a botanist. She recorded all her findings in detailed illustrations and engravings, until the invention of cyanotype photography in 1842. Anna used this new technology in order to catalogue plant specimens—a true marriage of science and art. In 1843, Anna published the book Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions with handwritten text and cyanotype photographs. It is considered the first book of photographs ever published. Weaving together histories of women, science, and art, The Bluest of Blues will inspire young readers to embark on their own journeys of discovery and creativity.