Books with author Greg Watkins

When Bill arrives as the new bird in town, the Bad Bird Bunch immediately give him the brush-off. Later, he gives them a second chance, but they trick him and he winds up in the mouth of a big, hungry alligator. After learning two valuable lessons about friendship�that the best friends don�t necessarily have to look like you and real friends stick by your side�he is rescued by his new friends.

In Brendon Mouse's Big Idea to save the Bad Bird Bunch, the buddies are on a mission to help save the Bad Bird Bunch from the bird eating alligator that was chasing them away in the first book. In this exciting adventure the buddies will meet Brendon's best friend, this is his Big Idea, that will help the bad birds out of thier prediciment. This will ba a fun adventure to enjoy with your children, as well as help them learn about bullying and important lessons in friendship and forgivness.

The Rise of the Sixth Sun Volume 3Sam Leo, an epidemiologist in North Carolina, is researching what he believes are patterns that suggest a new and lethal disease, and at the same time trying to conduct an affair with a seductive and mysterious woman from Mexico without his wife Cheryl learning of his indiscretion. Meanwhile, his friend medical examiner Stephanie Dixon had purchased a kaleidoscope that seems to have magical—and intensely sexual—properties.When Sam and Cheryl, along with Stephanie and her husband and another couple vacation together on the North Carolina coast, the full and terrifying power of the kaleidoscope—and some hints as to its origin—are revealed, and not all of them will survive the revelation…

Uncle Jim was an unassuming 24 year old young man when he was called up for National Service in 1940, returning to 'Civvy Street' over six years later. There was little known about his exploits as he would never talk at length about what he did or where he went. After his death in 2007, the author set about tracing his war experience using his Service records and War Diaries from the National Archives. The book reveals some of the remarkable things he was involved in on some of the most famous battlefields of the Second World War. It follows his footsteps for six long years giving the reader an understanding of why Jim never spoke about the horrors of war.A review by Barrie Barnes author of: 'The Righteous War' 'Sign of the Double T','Known to the Night', 'Operation Scipio', and 'Known Unto God'."Hi Graham, I have spent the afternoon reading your book and couldn't put it down. My other half has only just found out where I disappeared to. I felt I must get in touch right away to congratulate you on a mammoth piece of research that must have been a pure labour of love, your uncle would be very proud I am sure. You have worked hard to trace his footsteps throughout the war and your book will now stand, with numerous others of this type, as a testament to the hardships that generation had to endure for so long. Well done, this detailed study will be of interest to military historians and the general public alike. You should be proud of your achievement and it was my privilege to read it,.Good luck for the future,Best wishes,Barrie."