Books with author Frederick Starr

We all know how the native Americans found here by the whites at their first arrival, came to be called Indians. Columbus did not realize the greatness of his discovery. He was seeking a route to Asia and supposed that he had found it. Believing that he had really reached the Indies, for which he was looking, it was natural that the people here should be called Indians...

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Have you ever dreamed of becoming a superhero? Most of us have. But what if one day, you found you actually had super powers? What if you could fly across the city? What if you came face to face with evil criminals? All this happens to eleven-year-old Kyle Alexander after he finds a magic ring inside a specially-marked box of cereal. The problem is, he’s rather clumsy and he’s afraid of heights and fights. Plus, when he comes face to face with the most dangerous criminal in the city, he’s not sure his magic ring is on his side.A kids' story that adults will love. It is everyman's (woman's) story about facing the fears that prevent them from using their powers.

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a superhero? Most of us have. But what if one day, you found you actually had super powers? What if you could fly across the city? What if you came face to face with evil criminals? All this happens to eleven-year-old Kyle Alexander after he finds a magic ring inside a specially-marked box of cereal. The problem is, he’s rather clumsy and he’s afraid of fights and heights and flights. Plus, when he comes face to face with the most dangerous criminal in the city, he’s not sure his magic ring is on his side. WARNING Adults too will appreciate the humor and Kyle's struggles. It is everyman's (woman's) story about facing the fears that keep them from being super.

The world has a new hero. All he needs is someone to save . . . Spy Kids meets Garfield in this action-packed, humorous, middle-grade adventure.Timber Howligan wants nothing more than to follow in the pawsteps of his espionage hero, the Great Nim, and be a real secret agent cat. When he finds a suspicious room of caged animals at the local barn, he vows to help.Then he discovers the spy cat program is in his town…without him! Now more than ever he needs the CIA’s help—but every attempt to prove himself ends in disaster.Worse, these animals may be at the heart of an international smuggling operation. Can Timber save them before it's too late?