Books with author J. Morley

A book for children aged from 9-12 (Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 85.5 US system approx. 6th grade, Gunning FOG score is 7.3) but can also be read and enjoyed by older children. This book was written by a full-time dad and by a person who loves children with a psychologists foreword. Read this book to your kids or let them read it to themselves as a reference guide to understanding some unknown life questions. The chapters lightly cover subjects such as online (social media) safety, bullying, having a pet, road and strangers danger, love, life skills such as shopping and money, being healthy, death, having a new brother or sister, nature, if we get lost and other very useful life subjects. The writing tone is gentle and uses the ‘we’ as a note oneself and others as the plural pronoun to show a collective opinion and experience. The English text is British English.

This little book is a great aid to parents of young children to encourage learning and reading. With the help of Rob the robot it will guide children about some common aspects of safety. The book explains life skills such as the crossing road, safe swimming, what to do if you get lost, knife safety and healthy eating. These life skills are explained in a simple, gentle way via pictures and storyboards with the help of Rob’s two friends Jake and Sally. Rob narrates each page and asks questions that relate to each picture. The book provides nice and easy, fun learning for young children who want to read.

A book for children aged from 9-12 (Flesch-Kincaid Reading Ease 85.5 US system approx. 6th grade, Gunning FOG score is 7.3) but can also be read by older children. This book was written by a full-time dad and by a person who loves children. The contents are for education only and cannot replace a parent’s opinion or professional educational, medical or psychological recommendation. Read this book to your children or let them read it to themselves as a reference guide to understanding some unknown life questions. The chapters lightly cover subjects such as online safety, bullying, having a pet, road and strangers danger and other useful life subjects. The writing tone is gentle and uses the ‘we’ as a note oneself and others as the plural pronoun to show a collective opinion and experience. The English text is British.

This is the second book in the sci-fi adventure series The Universe Wide Web. When Jack Smart stumbled across the intergalactic internet known as the Universe Wide Web, little did he realise what adventures and dangers lay ahead.The Universe Wide Web differs from World Wide Web; it’s an actual place, somewhere out there in the aether, that you enter for real. And you can use it to click and travel instantly to anywhere in the universe. It has web-rooms, chat rooms, web-games and markets; it’s a huge, labyrinthine place full of alien creatures and strange technologies. It has millions of users - creatures from all over the universe; though only one person from earth has ever logged on.In this story Jack, now a seasoned web-surfer, is meeting new friends on the web. But one of his old friends from school manages to trick his way onto the web. He gets lost and Jack has to go in search of him. Jack encounters more excitement and adventure as he discovers not only is his school-friend in mortal danger, but the web is threatened by a powerful enemy - someone Jack knows. Can Jack save his school friend and save the web?

Yum, yum,' said Fly. 'I do love dinner time!' It's time for dinner and all of the animals are very hungry! But, with the cat looking hungrily at the bird, the bird looking hungrily at the spider, and the spider looking hungrily at the fly, will anyone have dinner at all? This humorous picture storybook with a comic twist is bound to amuse new and emerging readers time and time again!

This is the first book in the teenage sci-fi adventure series The Universe Wide Web. When Jack Smart stumbled across the intergalactic internet known as the Universe Wide Web, little did he realise what adventures and dangers lay ahead.The Universe Wide Web differs from World Wide Web; it’s an actual place, somewhere out there in the aether, that you enter for real. And you can use it to click and travel instantly to anywhere in the universe. It has web-rooms, chat rooms, web-games and markets; it’s a huge, labyrinthine place full of alien creatures and strange technologies. It has millions of users - creatures from all over the universe; though only one person from earth has ever logged on.Jack discovers that his deceased father, an astro-physicist, was not only the first Earth based user of the Universe Wide Web, but also worked on its technology design, and held the security code that is at its core. This code holds the key to controlling it. But the code brings with it danger from many unscrupulous creatures trying to steal it. Jack is drawn into a series of adventures and dangers as creatures try to discover whether he knows what his father knew. He is pursued through endless web-sites and online games, and to planets in the far corner of the universe. His life is in danger; the web is under threat. Who can Jack trust? Can he save the Universe Wide Web?

Critical Miscellanies (Vol 2 of 3) - Essay 1: Vauvenargues is presented here in a high quality paperback edition. This popular classic work by John Morley is in the English language, and may not include graphics or images from the original edition. If you enjoy the works of John Morley then we highly recommend this publication for your book collection.

This is a reproduction of the original artefact. Generally these books are created from careful scans of the original. This allows us to preserve the book accurately and present it in the way the author intended. Since the original versions are generally quite old, there may occasionally be certain imperfections within these reproductions. We're happy to make these classics available again for future generations to enjoy!

The well known fairy tale has been expanded into a more elaborate adventure story. Goldilocks is the daughter of a vibrant and often hilariously outrageous circus owner. But the circus is doing badly; they are plagued by a rival troupe run by villainous Benjamin Black. They need a really original animal act. A good fairy disguised as a bareback rider saves the day when Goldilocks encounters the three Bears and they become circus stars. Black plans to seize the Bears and many adventures ensue.|Large flexible cast