Books with author George Harvey

What do you do when a bottle of liquid hand-sanitizer lasts you only a week? Or how about when you realize that you’re unable to eat in the school cafeteria? (Too dirty.) Or sit on an office couch? (Ditto.) And is it a crime to have all of your shirts neatly lined up, color coded, and buttoned from top to bottom? What about alphabetized books? When does neatness become an obsession?Preoccupied with orderliness, cleanliness, and warding off impending disaster through rituals, Devon Brown is concerned with all of the above and then some. Which is just fine by him, but his parents and therapist see his “tendencies” in a more negative light—especially when such compulsions land him in the middle of big trouble at his new high school.In this compelling story of mistakes and recovery, with sensitivity and humor George Harrar examines the tensions and events that trigger Devon’s actions and ultimately set him on a journey to understand exactly what he’s so afraid of.

Set in New England just as troops are returning from World War I, this is a classic American coming-of-age story. Curious and impulsive, 12-year-old Jeremy is always getting into trouble. This time, after an argument with his father, Jeremy decides to run away to Boston to meet his older brother's troop ship. Jeremy's adventures — and misadventures — provide plenty of opportunities for him to use his common sense and determination, from his train trip through rural New Hampshire to his wide-eyed explorations of Boston upon his arrival there.Showing the world through the eyes of a young boy, George Harrar's moving, suspenseful story casts Jeremy's personal struggles and successes against the backdrop of the events unfolding on the world stage. The Trouble with Jeremy Chance is a tale of heroism in unlikely places.

Who is caught with the cache on the coastal trail?Lots of people are exploring the coastal trail. Will the Treasure Hunting Trio be spotted as they search for geocaches? Does trouble with muggles spoil their day? What will they learn from the natural time capsule?The Treasure Hunting Trio are on a geocaching adventure in the Hallett Cove Conservation Park. As they commence their walk, Molly notices three girls who make her feel uncomfortable. They proceed on their walk, learning about the special features within the Hallett Cove Conservation Park that make it a well-known Australian geological site. There are lots of people around, including the three girls Molly noticed. The Treasure hunting Trio have to be careful not to give away the location of the geocaches that they find. Despite their caution one of the geocaches is discovered and they have to decide the best way to deal with the situation.Caught with the Cache is a children’s novel, with eight chapter divisions. It is written for children of 6-10 years.

Treasure in the Adelaide Hills: Uncle Joe has promised Bradley and Molly an adventure. But why did he give Bradley a strange list? Can they really find treasure in the bush with a smart phone? What type of treasure is it anyway?Treasure Hunting Trio is kids book with chapter divisions for primary school age readers. It is set in Belair National Park, in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. The story describes Bradley's first experience geocaching with his uncle and sister – an experience that will change the way the family plans a bush walk forever. Free educational resources linked to the Australian Year 2 curriculum are available from the author’s website: www.justsimplydevine.com.

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George Harvey Ralphson (1879–1940) was a writer of juvenile adventure books in the early 20th century. He was best known for his "Boy Scout" series of adventures. He was one of the first American Boy Scouts Masters.Example in this ebookCHAPTER I.OVER THE EDGE.“’Tis meself that calls this pretty tough mountain climbin’, and me athinkin’ all the while the road to Uncle Job’s cattle ranch would take us along the bully open plain all the way!”“Hold your horses, Jimmy; we’ve got to about the end of this hill climbing. After we cross this divide it’s going to be the kind of travel you mention, all on the level. One more town to pass through, and then we strike out for the ranch. Any minute now we ought to glimpse the low country through this canyon that we’ve been following over the ridge.”“There it is right now, Ned, and let me tell you I’m glad myself that this hard work is nearly over with. Whew! did you ever see a prettier picture than this is, with the whole country spread out like a big map?”“And that’s where we aim to spend some little time, is it, boys?” asked a third one of the four boys who, leading a loaded pack burro apiece, had been climbing a range of rocky mountains away down in a corner of Nevada not a great distance from the Arizona border.“Yes, that’s going to be our stamping ground, Jack, for some little time to come. My uncle Job Haines has his ranch away over there somewhere or other, in the hazy distance. His partner, another uncle of mine, James Henshaw, is with him in the business—you know my mother was married twice, and this last gentleman is the brother of her first husband, which is how I come to have so many uncles. What d’ye say to resting up a bit here before we start down the grade, Ned?”The way three of them turned toward the other young fellow was evidence enough in itself to show that he must be the leader of the little company, which was in fact the truth.All of the mountain climbers were wearing rather faded but serviceable khaki suits, which with the leggins and campaign hats proved that they must belong to some troop of Boy Scouts. But it was many days’ journey from their present surroundings to the scene of their home activities, for they belonged in New York City.Those of our young readers who have had the pleasure and privilege of possessing one or more of the previous volumes connected with this series of stories will readily recognize the four lads as old and valued acquaintances. For the sake of the few who may not have enjoyed meeting the lively quartette before, a few sentences of introduction may be necessary before going on further. And while they are resting both themselves and their pack animals, at the same time drinking in the magnificent scenery that was spread out before them, looking toward the southeast, it would seem to be a fitting opportunity for this service.The leader of the little party was Ned Nestor, who also served as assistant scout master of the troop, having duly qualified for the office according to the rules of the organization. He was a good hunter and tracker, and possessed a wide knowledge of woodcraft in its best sense.To be continue in this ebook..................................................................................

George Harvey Ralphson (1879–1940) was a writer of juvenile adventure books in the early 20th century. He was best known for his "Boy Scout" series of adventures. He was one of the first American Boy Scouts Masters.This ebook edition is collection of collected works of G. Harvey Ralphson. The edition comes with eleven books, active table of contents, active navigation.Included Works:The Boy Scout Camera ClubBoy Scouts In A SubmarineBoy Scouts In An AirshipBoy Scouts In MexicoBoy Scouts In Southern WatersBoy Scouts In The Canal ZoneBoy Scouts In The North SeaBoy Scouts In The PhilippinesBoy Scouts Mysterious SignalBoy Scouts On Hudson BayBoy Scouts On Motorcycles

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