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Books with author Julie Morgan

  • Constantine: Ruler of Christian Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Library Binding (Rosen Publishing Group, March 15, 1843)
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  • Zach's Tracks A Yorkie's Adventure

    Juliana T. Morgan

    eBook (Lulu Publishing, Oct. 3, 2007)
    A splendid story for all dog lovers, young and young at heart. This TRUE story of a spunky little Yorkshire Terrier will warm your heart and then steal it as he tells of his adventure. Zach's Tracks is a character building story that is great for family camaraderie. This is a wonderful gift for all dog enthusiasts
  • Cleopatra: Ruling in the Shadow of Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Library Binding (Rosen Publishing Group, Jan. 15, 2003)
    As the Queen of Egypt, Cleopatra tried to preserve her country's independence in the midst of a Roman civil war. She was romantically involved with both Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, who fought each other for control of the empire. She sided with Mark Antony and did not survive his defeat. With Cleopatra's death, Egypt became a Roman province and the era of the pharaohs came to an end.
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  • Buddy Gets a Second Chance

    Juliana T. Morgan

    eBook (Coastal Books, June 30, 2009)
    Buddy, a loveable floppy-eared toy rabbit, watches his playmate, Michael, grow up. When Buddy is accidentally discarded in a bag with the other toys for donation at a church yard sale, he remains forever patient and loving to all he comes in contact with as he gets a second chance. See how the life of a toy can play a special part in those early years of nurturing and more. An excellent classroom resource for teachers and parents, with activities are included in this book.
  • Nero: Destroyer of Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Library Binding (Rosen Central, July 16, 2002)
    The life and rule of the first century Roman emperor Nero, who became head of the world's mightiest empire at the age of sixteen and later became infamous for his cruelty and eccentricity.
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  • CONSTANTINE: Ruler of Christian Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Library Binding (Rosen Central, June 15, 2002)
    Describes the life and reign of the fourth-century Roman emperor, known for his struggle to reform the empire and for his promulgation of Christianity.
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  • Rebirth

    J. Morgan

    Paperback (Desert Breeze Publishing, Incorporate, Jan. 19, 2015)
    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?
  • Cleopatra: Ruling in the Shadow of Rome

    Julian Morgan

    School & Library Binding (Rosen Publishing Group, March 15, 1891)
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  • Buddy Gets a Second Chance

    Juliana Morgan

    Paperback (Coastal Books, Sept. 11, 2009)
    Buddy is a floppy-eared rabbit who watches his playmate, Michael, grow up. He is a loving companion that is accidentally discarded after falling into a bag of toys that are donated to a church yard sale. Buddy plays a special part in the lives of many new people he meets on his journey. His adventures take on a life of their own in this captivating story with a surprise ending.
  • Constantine: Ruler of Christian Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Library Binding (Rosen Publishing Group, March 15, 1878)
    None
  • Nero: Destroyer of Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Hardcover (Rosen Central, Jan. 1, 2003)
    None
  • Nero: Destroyer of Rome

    Julian Morgan

    Paperback (Rosen Publishing Group, Jan. 1, 2003)
    Nero was an emperor whose capriciousness and arrogance nearly destroyed the Roman political system. It is probably not true that Nero started the fire that burned much of Rome in AD 64, but his cruel actions afterward made him one of the most despised rulers of all time.