Books with author H. Blackman

Every song has a story behind it, and this is the captivating tale, in Bruce Blackman’s unsurpassable wit, that tickles the nerve-endings of a time gone by . . . a time that is still revered to this day.Moonlight Feels Right by Starbuck, a group in which Bruce was the frontman with his familiar white cap, became one of the top-selling songs of the ’70s, and is still played in 54 countries across the globe.Bruce takes you on a musical cruise through the ’60s and ’70s in a page-turning, laugh-out-loud memoir—from his Mississippi Delta childhood to adventures in Hollywood, packed with celebrities and filled with telling detail. Touching at moments and side-splitting hilarious at others, this engrossing memoir gives you lots of juicy tidbits.Beginning with their breakout concert with his group Starbuck opening for ELO, he takes you behind the scenes of American Bandstand, Merv Griffin, Rock Concert, Midnight Special, and Dinah Shore. It’s all here---the back stories, the part you couldn’t see.From his experiences with William Faulkner and Jim Morrison to his brief appearance in the movie The Graduate, you’ll enjoy a front-row seat on his one-of-a-kind trip to the top of the charts . . . The Road to Moonlight Feels Right.This is a commanding memoir that stands the test of time. After all, who doesn’t like a bit of moonlight magic?

**A cute shared read or bedtime story - the perfect length for finishing in one sitting****Great for: early readers, fans of animal stories, baby animals, and, of course, dinosaurs** Free - contains a free sample of the longer chapter book - The Secret Dinosaur - which features the same charactersA baby dinosaur has wandered away from home - although home is not the Jurassic, but the museum in which it was created. This is a life size model machine-dinosaur - a Dinotek!But it's a young Dinotek, one who's never been outside the museum before. Can he find his way home again?This cosy and humorous story is perfect for a shared read, bedtime story, or those just beginning to move fully into chapter books and starting to read independently.It can be finished in one sitting - and if children want more - contains a free sample of the longer, children’s book for kindle, which features the same characters.In this series dinosaurs are not only back – they're better than ever! As awesome as their prehistoric predecessors - and able to talk, feel and best of all, become friends with children.Full of fun, beautiful colour illustrations and nostalgic touches that parents and grandparents will also enjoy.

Baseball is a fascinating and complex sport that is at the same time, a simple game. Why was the baserunner called out? What is the infield fly rule? Why was the batter able to go to first base without a ball being pitched to him? Also, the rules have been changed every year since 2014 to speed up the game. Some changes are obvious to fans other changes are not.Baseball Made Easy does what it says. It makes the game easy to understand and follow along. The book opens Baseball to being more than the team that scores the most points or runs, wins. Written in a way that is easy to follow together with lighthearted illustrations for clarity, it gives you a full overview of the game. It translates Baseball phrases and terms and by explaining plays, rules and procedures it unlocks the mysterious logic for the action on the field.Since 2014, Major League Baseball has been changing some of the rules every year to pick-up the pace of the game. These changes are included and explained in this book. Whether you are a life-long fan or a new-comer to the sport, Baseball Made Easy is a quick read with short histories for background and little known facts that make it entertaining as well as informative.

“What do you do when the world wishes you were dead?” No concern for rehabilitating, repackaging; they want you banned from existence because of a mistake. What once stood tall... The king has fallen long live the kingdom.The Biographies Series is a collection of images. Drawn and inspired by individuals who find themselves in the heart of the justice system of America.Guilty or innocent, the determination is less about conviction. More about a willingness, an acceptance, to face the road after being expelled from the bowels, the depths, meant to break you.Beginning in a lesson, “the spider has no teeth, yet it devours everything it catches in the web.” Leaving behind an empty carcass to stand as a warning to others, a danger lies ahead. Corrective Measures is one such warning. A view into the life and conviction of an inmate, and ultimately, escapee of a fate many succumb to in the web. The people call it justice. Yet what happens when justice decides it’s coming for the people? What happens when the spider grows its web to the point so little escapes there is no one to lead men past the danger? Will they then turn to the man, No. 520513? Once saying, Crucify him! Now they pray lead us, perhaps you’re not as bad as we were made to believe. You Decide for yourself.