Books with author Fran Clark

It's the start of 5th grade, the last year of elementary school, and perhaps the final year of life for 11-year-old Drew Carmichael, Jr. whose learning environment has turned into a war zone by bully Luke Hermann. Naturally shaken, Drew reaches out to his cold and distant father for help, but is unsuccessful. In a desperate quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself in a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place—the moon. Drew asks questions during this meeting on the moon, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses?

Eleven year old Andrew "Drew" Carmichael, Jr. is desperate for help. He is a victim of a sad crime against children, school bullying. His attempts to reach out to his cold and emotionally distant father are unsuccessful. In a quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself on a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place-the moon. Drew asks for answers, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses? The Meeting On The Moon is a powerful novel that paints a refreshingly complicated portrait of broken spirits that are ultimately revived after pain, suffering, and forgiveness.

Jojo is a young, brave, adventurous explorer who with her trustyfriend Rex, seeks out new and incredible dinosaurs (in her back yard).When Jojo hears of the rarest and scariest dino' of all-‘The Monstamadon,' she must use all her courage to find thishideous beast and prove she is the greatest explorer of all! Jojo soon learns however, things are not always as they appear...

Eleven year old Andrew "Drew" Carmichael, Jr. is desperate. He is a victim of a sad crime against children, school bullying. His attempts to reach out to his cold and emotionally distant father are unsuccessful. In a quest to discover why his father hates him and why his bully wants him dead, Drew sends out a plea to someone he isn't quite sure exists. In a miraculous turn of events, he finds himself in a meeting with God in a highly unlikely place, the moon. Drew asks for answers, but will he be able to handle or accept God's responses? The Meeting On the Moon is a powerful novel that paints a refreshingly complicated portrait of broken spirits that are ultimately revived after pain, suffering, and forgiveness.

This magical tale tells the story of a boy, his dragon and the adventures they get up to when a dragon slayer (a mouse) pays them a visit. Full of wit, humor and introducing unforgettable characters, this is a story children (and adults) can get lost in time and time again. Written and illustrated by Francis Clark this book is ultimately about friendship, imagination and the importance of showing kindness to others. Written by Francis Clark, Illustrated by Francis Clark, Edited by Michael Hartwhich.

This magical tale tells the story of a boy, his dragon and the adventures they get up to when a dragon slayer (a mouse) pays them a visit.Full of wit, humor and introducing unforgettable characters this is a story children (and adults) can get lost in time and time again. Written and illustrated by Francis Clark this book is ultimately about friendship, imagination and the importance of showing kindness to others.

1964 copyright. Franklin Watts, Inc., 220 pages. 1 lb 2 oz. (Light Brown Cloth Hardcover with black lettering). Contemporary Math by Frank Clark. Contents: The decimal system; the Binary and other number systems; Speed Arithmetic; Sets and Circuits; Rubber Sheet Geometry; Testing; Probability and Statistics; Space Navigation; Answers to Problems; Index.

A true account of Navy Commander Franklin Clark and the covert mission that helped change the course of the Korean War. In late Aug. 1950, with N. Korea on the attack, Gen. MacArthur battled his own colleagues over his plan to invade Inchon. They knew too little about the dangerous tides, seawalls, and fortifications. It was suicide, they said. MacArthur convinced them, and then brought in Clark, because they were right: they did know too little. With two S. Korean officers, Clark landed on a harbor island and set to work, but the N. Koreans discovered him, and soon he was involved with firefights, night raids, and hand-to-hand combat. It all culminated on the night of the invasion -- when he and his men took over a lighthouse to guide the allied fleet. B&W photos.