Books with author Pat Leonard

Set in an imaginary place in Ireland, with farm animals taking on human characteristics, as they work together towards successful completion of a school art project - which requires lots of teamwork and imagination.On the electronic version, there is no Audio included. Contact: patleonardauthor@gmail.com for a hard copy of the book ($12.99), which does include an Audio CD.

Imaginary world - set in Ireland. Children will be able to read about the adventures of children & their teacher (farm animals) as they go on a field trip to an airport, a quarry, and a hospital.On the electronic version, there is no Audio included. Contact: patleonardauthor@gmail.com for a hard copy of the book ($12.99), which does include an Audio CD.

The second novel by P.J. Leonard, author of the Kickstarter success novel 'Tick'.Hayato is a young boy who is tired of his little Japanese town's backwards traditions. On the day of the local festival, he decides to shake things up a bit. But when it goes wrong (VERY wrong), he is sent on a quest to right his wrongs. On the way, however, he meets characters who aren't quite what they seem. There may be more to this quest than meets the eye...Inspired by P.J. Leonard's experiences of living in the deep Japanese countryside for two years, 'Kami' is a story drenched in the flavours, sights and smells of a timeless Japan.

How would Paris look if images from its glorious past were placed side-by-side with photographs of the city today? In Paris: A Journey Through Time, Leonard Pitt does just this.With a stunning array of archival and contemporary photos he peels away the many layers of old Paris to document the city's transformation with events such as the demolition of a section of rue Beaubourg in 1975 and its eventual reconstruction into modern condos and a shopping center, or the narrow cobblestoned rue du Four becoming the wide, paved street we know today bustling with automobiles and bicycles. Along with these photos from the past and present come detailed maps for walking tours with old schematics and plans for construction that may or may not have been carried out, illustrating the strange ways that a city can develop over hundreds of years.Painstakingly researched, Paris: A Journey Through Time is a tour through Paris, seen through the lens of photographers who lived during each golden age of demolition and construction, and compiled into one tremendous account of the true hidden Paris.

It's Christmas Eve and three young brothers eagerly await the arrival of their hero, Father Christmas. Waken from their slumber by his reindeers heavy hoofed landing, events begin to unfold. Warmly welcomed by the three siblings, he gets more than he bargained for as they get far less than they bargained on! A fabulously funny, magical Christmas tale that will stir the childhood memories of old and young alike.Are you on the naughty or nice list?

"TICK is an inspiring, enthralling feline read." - Erin Hunter, International bestselling author of the 'Warriors' series.The Deluxe Edition includes the novella 'The Trials of a Midtail', an extra story set in the world of 'Tick', and the short story 'Paganini's Strings'.Tom Verbrisser is only 18 years old and already has it all. A rising business empire. The fastest car. The biggest house. The finest clothes.He is also a cat. Oh. Well, that last one wasn't part of the plan.

The thing Brisco Bunny wants most in the whole world is to have a Grand Adventure. Go along with Brisco as his wish comes true and he follows a treasure map to familiar places in his beloved Northern Woods. Where will he go? What will he find? What will the mysterious treasure be? Join Brisco in this sweet story as he follows his map to the greatest treasure of them all.

ABOUT THE BOOK: Tom Verbrisser is only 18 years old and already has it all. A rising business empire. The fastest car. The biggest house. The finest clothes. He is also a cat. Oh. Well, that last one wasn't part of the plan. 'Tick' is the first novel from P.J. Leonard, and is the result of a successful Kickstarter campaign from early 2014.'Tick' is the story of a young man called Tom. At the age of 18, Tom has it all: a house, a car, a sharp suit, and very soon, a business empire to inherit from his deceased father. One night, he has the strangest experience: all of the London Underground maps have changed his local station to his name. Curious, he follows the signs bearing his name, all the way to an Old Diary factory......and then he wakes up. Ah, just a dream, of course! So imagine his surprise, then, when he rolls out of bed and finds out he's turned into a cat.The race is on for Tom, who must return to being a human within three days, or he will lose his inheritance to his rival, Muezza. But there is more to Tom's changing into a cat than he believed possible. With the help of his own pet cat and a colorful cast of cats from the neighborhood, Tom must make a transformation back to humanity in more ways than one.

The thing Brisco Bunny wants most in the whole world is to have a Grand Adventure. Go along with Brisco as his wish comes true and he follows a treasure map to familiar places in his beloved Northern Woods. Where will he go? What will he find? What will the mysterious treasure be? Join Brisco in this sweet story as he follows his map to the greatest treasure of them all.

How would Paris look if images from its glorious past were placed side-by-side with photographs of the city today? In Paris: A Journey Through Time, Leonard Pitt does just this.With a stunning array of archival and contemporary photos he peels away the many layers of old Paris to document the city's transformation with events such as the demolition of a section of rue Beaubourg in 1975 and its eventual reconstruction into modern condos and a shopping center, or the narrow cobblestoned rue du Four becoming the wide, paved street we know today bustling with automobiles and bicycles. Along with these photos from the past and present come detailed maps for walking tours with old schematics and plans for construction that may or may not have been carried out, illustrating the strange ways that a city can develop over hundreds of years.Painstakingly researched, Paris: A Journey Through Time is a tour through Paris, seen through the lens of photographers who lived during each golden age of demolition and construction, and compiled into one tremendous account of the true hidden Paris.