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Food and Cooking
Cameron
Hardcover (Hodder & Stoughton Educational Division, July 1, 1978)None
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Wonderful Flight to the Mushroom Planet
Cameron
Paperback (Little, Brown and Company, Jan. 7, 2001)None
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Property of the State
Bill Cameron
Paperback (ReadHowYouWant, Sept. 30, 2016)Joey Getchie has been property of the state longer than he was in parental custody. But he's a survivor, and he has a Plan: graduate high school and get out of the foster care system before it eats him alive. He bonds with Trisha, another foster, who seems to have lucked out when it comes to foster parents. A false accusation leads to a physical clash with his foster father, so Joey flees to Huntzel Manor, where he works part time. He takes up unauthorized residence and keeps a low profile, hoping to avoid attention. But attention arrives in the worst possible way: a classmate is seriously injured in a hit and run accident, and Joey becomes the focus of the investigation. Why shouldn't he be? He had a violent confrontation with the same classmate just last year. And of course, he's a kid with a criminal record. Except of course, he isn't. Property of the State, first in The Legend of Joey series, is an edgy teen mystery featuring a world-wise protagonist struggling to grow up in a world where parents are the bad guys.
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Julian, Secret Agent
Cameron
Paperback (Random House USA Inc, Dec. 1, 1988)None
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The story of the kind little boy
Cameron
Unknown Binding (And sold by Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave-Maria Lane, )None
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Mega Robo Bros
Neill Cameron
Paperback (David Fickling Books, Aug. 16, 1793)None
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The Beginning
NJ Cameron
(Fleetwood Court Media, May 5, 2015)None
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What is liberty? or, The easy yoke and the heavy one
Cameron
Unknown Binding (Lewis Colby & Co, )None
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Carmen Fitting in
Cameron
Paperback (Prentice Hall, Oct. 1, 1989)None
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Property of the State: The Legend of Joey
Bill Cameron
eBook (Poisoned Pen Press, June 7, 2016)"An eminently satisfying series opener for mystery fans who want their downtrodden detectives to be appealing, clever, and unafraid of action."—Kirkus Reviews STARRED reviewJoey Getchie has been property of the state longer than he was in parental custody. But he's a survivor, and he has a Plan: graduate high school and get out of the foster care system before it eats him alive. He bonds with Trisha, another foster, who seems to have lucked out when it comes to foster parents. A false accusation leads to a physical clash with his foster father, so Joey flees to Huntzel Manor, where he works part time. He takes up unauthorized residence and keeps a low profile, hoping to avoid attention.But attention arrives in the worst possible way: a classmate is seriously injured in a hit and run accident, and Joey becomes the focus of the investigation. Why shouldn't he be? He had a violent confrontation with the same classmate just last year. And of course, he's a kid with a criminal record.Except of course, he isn't.Property of the State, first in The Legend of Joey series, is an edgy teen mystery featuring a world-wise protagonist struggling to grow up in a world where parents are the bad guys.Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2016
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The two Virginian nightingales
Cameron
Unknown Binding (Houlston and Stoneman, 65, Paternoster Row, March 15, 1850)None
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How to Make Awesome Comics
Neill Cameron
Paperback (David Fickling Books, Aug. 16, 1829)None
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