Books with author J. H. Wright

J.D.Wright's first in a series of coloring books creatively displays 100 pages of activities on children’s lifestyles and hairstyles. Emphasizing the details of children’s hair, this book is designed to unlock a world of possibilities for children and parents. “We value inclusion and self-love. We want children to see themselves as the heroes celebrated in our Coloring Books. We want them to recognize the heroes in themselves. We believe that a Coloring Book of this caliber will achieve that goal.” - J.D.Wright

Ramton Gallow is a small town in the heart of Worcestershire, England. It is quaint, picturesque some might say, but it holds a secret. Strange things happen in Ramton Gallow, strange things that go mostly unnoticed by those who live there. They have been going on for years, centuries even, yet they are thought of as just fairy tales, or urban legends, though a few know the truth.When a teenage boy is found dead, twelve-year-old Daniel Grade suspects that old Mrs. Harris, a little old lady who is rumoured to be a witch, is the murderer. Is she? Or is there something far more sinister going on in the town of Ramton Gallow?

Fifteen year old Katie Jenkins has what her grandmother called a “gift” – an ability to see things that others can’t. Her grandmother taught her to harness her ability using Tarot cards, but after the old lady’s death, Katie begins to realise there is more to it than just predicting the future. She meets a strange girl called Star, who has runaway to escape from an abusive home life, and is being followed at night by an evil shadowy figure called the Dark Man. He wants Star’s soul, and Katie knows she must not let that happen, whatever the cost.Not fully understanding how, Katie must protect the physically and emotionally scarred Star from the Dark Man, and also help to bring out into the open the real reason Star left her home, before it is too late.

It’s been a few months since Daniel Grade and his friends tackled Miss Sanderson, a soul stealing succubus who had disguised herself as their Art teacher, and all has been quiet in Ramton Gallow. Now, as the annual town celebrations loom on the horizon the mysterious Mr Pickwick and his amazing circus come to town, and everything is once again not all it seems.

After having a near-death experience, teenager David Johnson starts to see strange things. Are these premonitions of the future or messages from the other side? Along with visions of a creature called ‘The Dark Man’ and a teenage girl named Star, something is very wrong with the deputy headmaster of his small school. When the head mistress leaves abruptly and a young girl goes missing, David realises that he has returned from death a different person, and something is building, and only his best friend, Malcolm, and the mysterious Star can help him stop it.

HOW TO GROW AN ADDICT, a novel AWARDS: 2016 International Book Awards - Winner in Addiction & Recovery2016 NIEA Awards - Winner in Addiction & Recovery2016 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY) - Bronze Medal Literary Fiction 2016 Reader's Favorite Book Awards - Silver Medal General Fiction2015 INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards - Honorable Mention General Fiction2016 Kindle Book Awards - semi-finalist Literary Fiction2015 USA Best Book Awards - Finalist General Fiction Randall Grange has been tricked into admitting herself into a treatment center and she doesn't know why. She's not a party hound like the others in her therapy group―but then again, she knows she can't live without pills or booze. Raised by an abusive father, a detached mother, and a loving aunt and uncle, Randall both loves and hates her life. She's awkward and a misfit. Her parents introduced her to alcohol and tranquilizers at a young age, ensuring that her teenage years would be full of bad choices, and by the time she's twenty-three years old, she's a full-blown drug addict, well acquainted with the miraculous power chemicals have to cure just about any problem she could possibly have―and she's in more trouble than she's ever known was possible.

Randall Grange has been tricked into admitting herself into a treatment center and she doesn’t know why. She’s not a party hound like the others in her therapy group—but then again, she knows she can’t live without pills or booze. Raised by an abusive father, a detached mother, and a loving aunt and uncle, Randall both loves and hates her life. She’s awkward and a misfit. Her parents introduced her to alcohol and tranquilizers at a young age, ensuring that her teenage years would be full of bad choices, and by the time she’s twenty-three years old, she’s a full-blown drug addict, well acquainted with the miraculous power chemicals have to cure just about any problem she could possibly have—and she’s in more trouble than she’s ever known was possible.

Her hair smelled like ripe oranges. It teased and beckoned me forward. I came to stand beside her and took one of the gently waving amber locks into my fist. Her head turned towards me, but she closed her brilliant eyes and let her lashes sweep over whatever emotion that might have been blooming inside her head. Without real intent, my fingers left her hair and touched her chin.“Why do you close your eyes?”“You frighten the hell out of me, Michael.”Sarah and Michael have faced deadly challenges. He gave himself over to his worst enemy to save her life. When an old friend comes to his rescue, her methods may bring an end to the Michael that Sarah Wood has come to love. The secret to his release may give rise to a lethal monster who poses the greatest threat that Sarah has ever faced. This fourth book in the series contains language that some might find offensive, sexual scenarios not appropriate for children and violent situations. It is roughly the same length as the other books in the series (36,788 words as calculated in Microsoft Word 2010.)

The following résumé study deals with building material, which together with construction and structures, forms one of the three aspects of building, or equally one of the three factors which constitute the nature of a building. Unlike existing manuals on ancient building, this offers an analytic presentation and the subject matter extends across all ages and regions. The treatment of materials is set out according to a paradigm of nature, manufacture and use, so as to facilitate direct comparison between different modes of the one material, as also between different materials and between different building traditions. This second part is published in two volumes, the first containing texts, the second more than 300 illustrations. Readership: Academic libraries, students and scholars of art and archaeology in the Ancient World.