Books with author John A. Guy

A short history of one of the most enigmatic and colourful figures in English history. Find out about life at Henry VIII's court, his European military campaigns and what happened to those who disobeyed him. From his accession to the throne as an athletic youth of 17 to his obese old age, discover the fascinating world of Henry VIII and his six wives.

The journey to sobriety is not easy. There are many pitfalls both inside and outside of one's mind. This book looks at one man's struggles with self, spirit, and the culture of Alcoholics Anonymous. It shows how he achieved lasting sobriety, and how you can, too.Part memoir, part philosophy, all heart, this book seeks to answer deeper questions of how to get sober and live sober afterwards. A prolific writer, the author includes many of his writings on various topics related to sobriety. This is a must-have book for someone seeking a practical, no-nonsense reader for navigating life as a sober person.

Chronicling the bloody battles, beheadings, betrayals, and many other monumental moments from Britain’s historical kingdoms, this expansive history explores 1,000 years of British heritage—from the early Saxon and Danish kings to the present day. An accompanying time line and historic artwork re-create the atmosphere of the periods described, bringing history alive for children as plenty of lighthearted facts help keep their interest. Specific events that have changed the course of history are highlighted by a simple key system, combining comprehensive information with fun learning. Using the monarchs—from the great and the lion-hearted to the tyrannical and the devious—as the thread, this resource details key events from Britain’s past, while a royal family tree helps kids make connections through the generations.

A short history of the life and times of Queen Victoria, one of Britain's most powerful and long-serving monarchs. With the advent of photography, Victoria and her family were the first 'visible' royals. Some of those photographic records are shown. From her surprise accession to the throne at 18, to her death 63 years later, learn about the world of Victoria and her people.

A comprehensive and informative high-interest introduction to ghosts. The text thoroughly explores the topic of ghosts; restless souls; unknown forces; phantom ships; literary spooking; global attitudes; ghostbusting; fraud; and more.The Unexplained series. Bursting with hundreds of facts and the highest quality photography and artwork, these books enthrall and stimulate the minds of struggling readers. Nonfiction titles cover high-interest subjects in a consistent format. Each book enthusiastically guides the reader through a topictopics most readers find difficult to resist. With over 100 color images per title, students gain multiple access points to truly engage text. Nonfiction titles are ideal for research, and perfect for a thrilling, fact-filled read. Each softcover book is 32 pages and includes an index. Food for Thought sections in each book challenge the reader to think critically. The Did You Know? sections at the end of each title offer more fascinating facts about each topic.