Books with author J.Tom Morgan

Through real-life examples, Ignorance is No Defense explains Georgia laws to teenagers in easy-to-understand language. With a primary focus on criminal laws, Ignorance is No Defense not only describes what the law requires but also teenagers' rights under the law. Author J.Tom Morgan, a highly respected former prosecutor and experienced trial lawyer, provides straightforward information and valuable insights to help teenagers avoid violating the law and avoid being victims of crime.

This book teaches children how fascinating as well as fragile these wonderful wonders are to the world. Mrs. Knoodle, the big green teacher, and her magical skirt inspire her class to become green and make an effort to help preserve our rainforests. In each book of this series, you will get to know the big green teacher, her class and their little friends a little bit better. Includes fun art and activities in the back of the book and a special rainforest song. This book is exceptional for introducing conservation in a simple and entertaining way for children.

Get ready to hunt dragons, dig for treasure, fight zombies, battle enemies, explore this & other worlds and just seek out adventures in any way you can imagine. Tabletop Adventure Games (TAGs) is a miniature game system designed for non-stop fun.PLAY ALONE, PLAY WITH FRIENDS, PLAY WITH 10 FRIENDS! Play cooperative games, play competitive scenarios and even wargames. TAGs is like nothing you’ve ever seen. It will enable you to think up and play out a role-play adventure without actually needing a game-master to direct the action. Re-enact historical settings or imagine fictional ones. Simulate reality or re-imagine it. It is really up to you.YOU’LL NEVER HAVE THE SAME EXPERIENCE TWICE! TAGs provides for agile gaming sessions for multiple players without putting them on hold for very long. The system keeps the players always involved, and relies on elegant and simple dynamics, so that game-play is always about the action and not book-keeping.This fully illustrated book has everything you need to know about how to come up with your adventures and then play them out.What’s more: you’ll have 10 DIFFERENT & EXCITING SCENARIOS TO TRY OUT! Come! Gather your friends and let’s journey far and wide with TAGs!MAKE REAL YOUR IMAGINATION!

A Lesbian YA Fiction RomanceMagnolia Roberts is 18, unsure of her future, and totally gay -- even if she's never been kissed. She embarks on a summer program in Italy loaded with "team building" exercises designed to help her plot out her life after high school. The program seems lame, until she finds herself teaming up with her new roommate, Frankie. CONTAINS ADULT CONTENT - for young adults 18+ only

More than ever, children need to realize worlds beyond their own, including some very different from their own. Even more important, they should recognize that the people living in these lands aren't really so different after all. Written by native authors and filled with engaging details, A Child's Day takes young readers on a journey where they follow one child throughout the course of the day to learn about the child's family and friends, culture and language, school and play. An astounding amount of information is woven through the deceptively simple narratives. Numerous, original photographs featured in each volume as well as key facts about each country will further aid young readers in appreciating other cultures.

Why the Long Face? is a fun-to-read children's book suitable for ages 5-9 that addresses the important facial growth and development concerns associated with thumb sucking. Dr. Morgan is a dentist with specialized training in craniofacial growth, orthodontics and sleep medicine who conveys the important message that alteration of normal facial growth can be caused by improper sucking habits in children. Thumbs, "sippy cups" and long term use of pacifiers displace normal tongue position and alter muscle tone with the unfortunate consequence of poor tooth alignment and diminished facial beauty. These habits also lead to changes in jaw structure, reducing airway size, leading to poor sleep and snoring, behavioral problems, and poor school performance. These children often fail to thrive and carry the associated problems into adulthood. In this book Dr. Morgan is joined by his favorite illustrator, Manny Aguilera, to portray a story about a very special little girl named Gracie in a wonderful Curious George style. In her story, Gracie loves to suck her thumb, but finds a way to stop sucking with the help of her parents, her dentist, and even her pony Alice. Parents will find this book very helpful in guiding their children away from harmful habits and we hope that every dentist will make our book available to kids and parents in their waiting rooms.

This book is a tribute to those cherished tales collected by the brothers Grimm, Joseph Jacobs and Hans Andersen, among others of note, but you won’t find those stories within.No you won't. In this book, you will find instead 15 original fairy tales that address the issues of our times, just as those traditional tales addressed issues of their day. While the stories within are mature tales, and not quite the tales that a six-year-old might read on their own, they are still tales meant to be read to them, as it should be, and they are certainly tales that will appeal to more mature minds as well.So get ready to read about ogres, trolls, goblins and dragons. Prepare your mind for magical spears and enchanted shields, for cursed amulets and stubborn swords. More than that read about valour and about glory, read about honour and about truth. Read about the humanity and the weaknesses of the heroes and the villains of these stories, and enjoy tales that were written for you.Fairy Tales for the Young and Old is a fantasy and folklore anthology of original tales written by Tom Noel-Morgan.

Field trips suck! Well, normally they do. When a visit to the local museum includes, gunmen, Egyptian gods, and, oh yeah, superpowers, Patrick Hughes thinks his life could use a little more boring. After accidently assuming the mantle of Horus, the Egyptian God of War, he is about to take Superhero 101 for extra credit. With the help of his substitute history teacher, who just so happens to be Anubis God of the Dead, Patrick takes a crash course in what it takes to be a hero. Too bad time is running out. Sutekh the God of Chaos has his eye on taking over the world. Unless he gets the hang of being a superhero and quick, getting an F will be the least of Patrick's worries. Will Patrick's first test at being a superhero be his last, or will he become the hero he was born to be?