Books with author Graham Dean

If you’re planning a cruise or just dreaming of one, don’t hesitate! Grab this informative best-seller! Tips From The Cruise Addict’s Wife by Deb Graham is loaded with tips and tricks to plan the best cruise ship vacation ever! Easy read, laced with humorous stories you’ll want to highlight, it’ll make you the most-informed passenger on any cruise ship. All you need to plan your once-in-a-lifetime cruise vacation is right here. This is no stuffy travel guide; picture Fodor or Rick Steves with a sense of humor. Whether you’re a first-timer cruiser or experienced passenger, you’ll pick up common sense hacks and practical advice to see and do more while saving money. port days, spa, foodies, lazy days at sea, the best way to plan any cruise vacation is with this book. Wonder no more:Which cruise line is best for you? Where to go: Alaska, Mediterranean, Caribbean, Asia, or trans-oceanic? What to do in ports, and how to avoid touristy places? What to pack, what to avoid, what contraband can land you in a foreign jail? Should you choose a private tour or book a shore excursion? How to get a cabin upgrade or a visit from the Upgrade Fairy? What all is included in your cruise price? How to treat your cabin steward? Advice and tips for ports? How to get freebies onboard?Lucky you—my knowledge is right in your hand! Available in e-book, audiobook, and paperback Bonus chapter by the Cruise Addict himself. Don’t miss the sequel: More Tips From The Cruise Addict’s Wife

Tips From The Cruise Addict’s Wife is loaded with tips and tricks to plan the best cruise ship vacation ever! It's laced with personal stories that will have you grinning. It's all you need to know for a once-in-a-lifetime cruise vacation. Want to know what to do in ports, and how to avoid touristy places? Exactly what to pack? What not to bring? How to deal with onboard laundry? How to have a frugal yet amazing experience? What all is included in your cruise price? How to treat your cabin steward? Advice and tips for ports? How to get freebies onboard? What category of cabin do I suggest? Lucky you—my knowledge is right in your hand! BONUS section has never-before-seen tips for paying less than just about anyone else onboard, by The Cruise Addict himself. Buy now--this price is limited!

Bob Houston, the youngest agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, stepped out of the Department of Justice Building and turned toward home, his heart beating faster than it had in months. It hardly seemed real but he was now a full-fledged agent in the greatest man hunting division in the Federal Government.Bob paused a moment at the curb. Another man who had emerged from the justice building joined him. It was his uncle, Merritt Hughes, one of the most famous detectives in the department. He put his arm around Bob’s shoulders and shook him in a rough but friendly embrace.“Well, Bob, how does it feel to be a real federal agent?” he asked.It was a moment before Bob replied, and when he finally spoke the words came slowly.“I hardly know,” he confessed, “as yet it doesn’t seem real, but there is one thing I do know—I’m going to work night and day to make a success of this new job.”“Don’t worry about making a success,” advised his uncle. “You’ve got the stuff to make good or you wouldn’t have been taken into the department.”“When do you think I’ll get my first assignment on a new case?” asked Bob.“That’s hard to say,” replied the famous detective, “but if I were you I’d go home now and get a good night’s sleep. In this kind of a game you’d better sleep when you can.”

Do you cross over or under a bridge on your way to school or to the shops?What does the bridge allow you to cross: a road, railway, canal or river? What type of bridge is it?If the answer to the first question is, “Yes,” then you’ll have to use your eyes and ears to answer the second question.This book should help you answer the last question.Schools purchasing this book are welcome to use it on any/all devices on site.

“Hungry Kids Camp Fire Cookbook” by Deb Graham is loaded with over one hundred recipes with easy-to-follow directions and wholesome ingredientsThis easy-to-pack book offers easy, delicious camp food for any family, scout troop, homeschool, and backpackers alike. Above all, make sure camp food is fun and plentiful---camping makes everybody hungry! Kids will be amazed at what they can make, with little adult help. even picky eaters will dig in. No reason to sacrifice nutrition for good taste with recipes like Chicken Stir Fry or Really Fast Bean Burritos and Walking Salad. Dessert? Sure-- Rice Pudding, Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Grilled Peaches and more. These step by step recipes are kid-friendly, but adults will find new favorites, too. Garlicky Shrimp with Asparagus Rafts and Fruit Kebabs are fancy enough to serve for company, not just at camp! New cooking methods will make delicious memories, including breakfast in a zip-type bag, muffins in orange peels, fish in newspaper, milk carton roasted hot dogs, eggs in a paper bag, and blueberry pie in foil turn out yummy food with no pans to wash! Recipes for camp stove, camp fire, foil dinners; all with easy prep and loads of fun. Be sure to buy “Kid Food On A Stick”, by Deb Graham. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, entertaining, all on a stick!

Example in this ebookCHAPTER ONE The Man of MysteryThe high pitched drone of a wasp engine sounded over the municipal field at Atkinson and Tim Murphy, famous flying reporter of the Atkinson News, poked a grease-smudged face out from behind the cowling of a trim biplane and squinted skyward. Against the brilliant sky of the late summer afternoon was the outline of one of the new high speed transports of the Red Arrow Transcontinental Air Express Company.The Day Express, Chicago to the west coast, was swinging around, preparatory to landing on the smooth, crushed-rock runway. Tim watched with appreciative eyes. The new transports, capable of winging their way from coast to coast at better than three miles a minute, always fascinated him. He envied the trim, clear-eyed young chaps who sat at the controls while they in turn would have been willing to exchange their daily routine for the adventurous news assignments which often came Tim’s way.The twin motors, mounted in nacelles projecting from the sturdy wing, idled as the ship drifted downward to touch lightly on the runway and roll smoothly toward the main hangar.“Star gazing again?” asked a quiet voice at Tim’s elbow.The flying reporter turned quickly. Carl Hunter, manager of the airport, was beside him.“I always get a thrill watching those high speeds come in. There’s something in it that gets into my blood and makes it tingle.”“They’re the finest transport planes in the world,” nodded Hunter.“I’d like to fly one of them,” mused Tim.Hunter looked at Tim shrewdly. The flying reporter was slender but his muscles were like tensed steel. His blue eyes were clear and unwavering. There was a pleasant twist to his lips but from experience the field manager knew that they could snap into an uncompromising line of determination.“I’ll get you a job on the Transcontinental any day you want one,” he said. “Come over to my office and fill out the application blank.”“That would mean leaving the News,” said Tim. Then, as Hunter grinned broadly, he added, “I guess the smell of printer’s ink is stronger than the call of the skyways. I’m a reporter first and a flyer second.”“I wouldn’t rank either of your abilities ahead of the other. You’re first class at both.”“Thanks, Carl. That reminds me. Have one of the boys finish up this job. Give all of the plugs a good cleaning. I’d almost forgotten I’ve got another column to write for my department in tomorrow’s paper.”“I’ll make out a work ticket right away.”Tim slipped out of his jumper and followed the field manager toward the main hangar. The usual crowd of curious people was lined up inside the ropes to watch the passengers as they disembarked. Tim, always on the lookout, scanned them as they came down the steps from the plane.Two attractive girls were first. They looked as though they might be movie actresses. He’d check the passenger list with the stewardess to make sure. An actress was always worth a paragraph or two.The last man to leave the ship drew Tim’s attention. There was something vaguely familiar in the carriage of the head and the set of the jaw.The stewardess came by and Tim hailed her. “Who’s the tall, well-built fellow in the gray suit?” he asked.The girl scanned the passenger list.“Sorry, I can’t tell you. He isn’t listed.”“What do you mean by that? Is he traveling on a pass?”“Hardly. I collected his fare in Chicago and he’s getting off here.”“Then you must know his name.”“He didn’t give me his name and instructions from the general manager were to do as he directed so I’ve listed him on my seat chart as ‘Mr. Seven.’ That’s the chair he occupied on the trip out.”To be continue in this ebook..................................................................................

Yay! ­a camping trip makes great memories! Many will center around food, as both familiar and novel meals are produced like magic, without even a kitchen stove! Kids will be amazed at what they can make, and what adults pull together for them to enjoy. Simple foods can be good and fancy. There is no reason to sacrifice nutrition for good taste! Sure, kids will enjoy hot dogs and marshmallows while camping, but how about some Chicken Stir Fry or Really Fast Bean Burritos, too? The recipes in here are kid-friendly, but adults will find new favorites, too. Garlicky Shrimp with Asparagus Rafts and Fruit Kebabs are fancy enough to serve for company, not just at camp! Enjoy reading through this book, as inspiration strikes you. Snacks for those on-the-go days are here, along with a good helping of desserts. Rice Pudding, Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Grilled Peaches... is your mouth watering yet? New cooking methods will make delicious memories, including breakfast in a zip-type bag, muffins in orange peels, fish in newspaper, and blueberry pie in foil. Did you notice that list included no pans to wash?! This book includes simple recipes and some fancy ones, all designed for good nutrition and great memories. Above all, make sure camp food is fun and plentiful---camping makes everybody hungry!

Agent Nine and the Jewel Mystery - A Story of Thrilling Exploits of the G-Men by Graham M. DeanBob Houston, the youngest agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, stepped out of the Department of Justice Building and turned toward home, his heart beating faster than it had in months. It hardly seemed real but he was now a full-fledged agent in the greatest man hunting division in the Federal Government.Bob paused a moment at the curb. Another man who had emerged from the justice building joined him. It was his uncle, Merritt Hughes, one of the most famous detectives in the department. He put his arm around Bob’s shoulders and shook him in a rough but friendly embrace.“Well, Bob, how does it feel to be a real federal agent?” he asked.It was a moment before Bob replied, and when he finally spoke the words came slowly.“I hardly know,” he confessed, “as yet it doesn’t seem real, but there is one thing I do know—I’m going to work night and day to make a success of this new job.”“Don’t worry about making a success,” advised his uncle. “You’ve got the stuff to make good or you wouldn’t have been taken into the department.”“When do you think I’ll get my first assignment on a new case?” asked Bob.

Kids will love this frightening book that plays spooky sounds and even doubles as a Pumpkin! Here's a great follow-up to our best-selling Musical Christmas Tree. This unique search-and-find Halloween book opens and stands and looks just like a fun pumpkin decoration! Visit Pumpkin Town and discover the silly, spooky characters who live there. You'll be sure to have a frightfully good time as you search and find spiders, bats, witches, and ghosts. Press the button to play eerie sounds and turn it off whenever you want--replaceable batteries are included. When you're done reading, use the Velcro tabs to join the covers together and make the book stand up just like a real pumpkin!

Bored kids? Grandchildren visiting? Whining children when the rain just won’t quit? A sudden sleep over? Need a fun, easy craft for homeschool? Called upon to lead the boy scout or girl scout troop this week? Need a project the whole classroom can do? Quick and Clever Kids' Crafts by Deb Graham is the answer to what to do when there’s nothing to do. Loaded with easy, quality crafts for preschool to 18, with minimal help. In fact the less help-- the better! Give the kids these ideas, then step back and watch them branch out and expand as their own creativity and imaginations take over. Ideal for homemade gifts for teachers, parents, or friends. This is the only book you’ll need to entertain and teach children, while these budding artists explore art and craft projects. Easy, quality craft projects for any children, classes, and scout groups, plus a BONUS book of tiny wearable crafts (swaps). Plaster, paper crafts, glue, paint, nature crafts, paint---it’s all here! Be sure to buy “Awesome Science Experiments For Kids” and “Kid Food On A Stick”, also by award-winning author Deb Graham

In this warm Christian historical fiction, Henrietta, a tough 95+-year old North Dakota cattle rancher, weakened from a bout of pneumonia, comes to live with her great-niece in rural Oregon, bringing the family treasure with her. From the time of Queen Elizabeth I, each generation of the Van Demere family has added a cookie cutter to the collection, marking milestones, passing down their oral history. Each cookie cutter’s vignette tells a story of American history, including WWII spies and the Revolutionary War, the Civil War and Underground Railroad, indentured servitude, pioneers crossing the plains and the gold rush, barnstormers and orphan trains, safari and the Titanic, testaments of faith and strong women through generations. Henrietta feels a bounden duty to pass the stories to Jerria. Will she complete the family heritage before it’s too late?If you love warm, clean, multi generational stories with a Christian viewpoint, you’ll love The Cookie Cutters Legacy by Deb Graham.