Books with author Jacob Gibson

There are only three rules in the Museum of Human History: 1. Never tell anyone about the museum, or any of its secrets. 2. Follow Mr. Steel’s instructions with exactness. 3. Never lie to Mr. Steel. In all the time that eleven-year-old Mariana has lived in the museum and hunted for the superpowered artifacts of ancient American Legends, she has strictly followed all of the rules. She knows that if she doesn’t, Mr. Steel, the mysterious museum curator, will banish her. But the day that she stumbles upon a family being attacked by a giant tarantula in the desert ruins of Philadelphia—the same day she finds the ancient bifocals of Benjamin Franklin and becomes best friends with his ghost in the process—she breaks every single rule. The consequences? Miss Murphy, Mr. Steel’s oldest enemy, who is hell-bent on destroying the museum, discovers their whereabouts. Their only escape? Finding the boots of Butch Cassidy, which grant their bearer the power of the perfect getaway. Together, Mariana, Mr. Steel, and Benjamin Franklin must walk the path of Butch Cassidy’s final days and discover the Legendary outlaw’s secret fate. But as the threat of Miss Murphy approaches, will Mariana risk her friends’ lives in order to keep her lie a secret?

Couples with great marriages know one simple truth: the best marriages are made up of many everyday decisions that say "I love you" rather than those that say "I love me." When we put the other person first, even in little ways, we find true fulfillment.This book offers husbands practical, hands-on advice to start applying immediately. Maybe you are just entering into marriage and want to start off on the right foot. Maybe you have made some mistakes along the way and are struggling to connect. Or maybe you want your marriage to go from good to great. Wherever you currently are in your relationship, let Matt Jacobson help you learn how to love your wife well.

There are only three rules in the Museum of Human History: 1. Never tell anyone about the museum, or any of its secrets. 2. Follow Mr. Steel’s instructions with exactness. 3. Never lie to Mr. Steel. In all the time that eleven-year-old Mariana has lived in the museum and hunted for the superpowered artifacts of ancient American Legends, she has strictly followed all of the rules. She knows that if she doesn’t, Mr. Steel, the mysterious museum curator, will banish her. But the day that she stumbles upon a family being attacked by a giant tarantula in the desert ruins of Philadelphia—the same day she finds the ancient bifocals of Benjamin Franklin and becomes best friends with his ghost in the process—she breaks every single rule. The consequences? Miss Murphy, Mr. Steel’s oldest enemy, who is hell-bent on destroying the museum, discovers their whereabouts. Their only escape? Finding the boots of Butch Cassidy, which grant their bearer the power of the perfect getaway. Together, Mariana, Mr. Steel, and Benjamin Franklin must walk the path of Butch Cassidy’s final days and discover the Legendary outlaw’s secret fate. But as the threat of Miss Murphy approaches, will Mariana risk her friends’ lives in order to keep her lie a secret?

These notes provide support for the students of GCSE English Literature who hope to attain the highest grades. They provide an insightful reading of Stevenson’s classic tale of the potential for evil which lurks within every human being. It demonstrates a perceptive reading of the text with clear analysis of the ways in which language, structure and Literary devices stimulate and maintain the reader’s interest in the novel.It includes two typical exam style essays which meet the assessment objectives and show how to create an original, sensitive response to a question.

Monsters of the Sea, Legendary and Authentic by John GibsonThe classic 1890 Biology Science Book for Children of:Sea-snakesPontoppidan's sea-serpentScottish and American sea-serpentsThe "Dcedalus" sea-serpentRecent sea-serpentsThe legendary krakenThe cuttle-fish or sepiaThe octopusThe calamary or squidGiant cuttle-fishes**This kindle edition is scanned from the original hardcover book.

These notes provide support for the students of GCSE English Literature who hope to attain the highest grades. They provide an insightful reading of Stevenson’s classic tale of the potential for evil which lurks within every human being. It demonstrates a perceptive reading of the text with clear analysis of the ways in which language, structure and Literary devices stimulate and maintain the reader’s interest in the novel.It includes two typical exam style essays which meet the assessment objectives and show how to create an original, sensitive response to a question.