Books with author Fredric Brown

Sometimes the queerly shaped Venusian trees seemed to talk to him, but their voices were soft. They were loyal people. There were four men in the lifeboat that came down from the space-cruiser. Three of them were still in the uniform of the Galactic Guards. The fourth sat in the prow of the small craft looking down at their goal, hunched and silent, bundled up in a greatcoat against the coolness of space—a greatcoat which he would never need again after this morning. The brim of his hat was pulled down far over his forehead, and he studied the nearing shore through dark-lensed glasses. Bandages, as though for a broken jaw, covered most of the lower part of his face. He realized suddenly that the dark glasses, now that they had left the cruiser, were unnecessary. He slipped them off. After the cinematographic grays his eyes had seen through these lenses for so long, the brilliance of the color below him was almost like a blow. He blinked, and looked again

A Prize for Edie appeared in the April 1961 issue of Analog Science Fact and Science Fiction.The Committee had, unquestionably, made a mistake. There was no doubt that Edie had achieved the long-sought cancer cure ... but awarding the Nobel Prize was, nonetheless, a mistake ...Earthmen Bearing Gifts appeared in the June 1960 issue of Galaxy magazine.Mars had gifts to offer and Earth had much in return—if delivery could be arranged!

This study guide was created by an AP teacher and tested by AP students. The ideas for this study guide came from many AP teachers and students. This book contains such featues as: Two Outlines Of European History, A Timeline of European History, A Glossary of AP European History, Essay Writing Guides, Rubrics for DBQ and FRQ, and Study and Test taking Tips. This guide was created to prepare the reader to take the AP European History test.It gives the student strategies to be as prepared as possible on test day. Suggestions are included for using web sites for further study.

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