Books with author Ralph Thompson

It’s Halloween and the party is just getting started! Join The Uncuddibles in this spooky Halloween special whereby the naughty green mice are up to their tricks again, but will there be a treat? The Uncuddibles venture into the basement and unearth a stinky rotten secret! This is book five in The Uncuddibles Series, all of which are available at Amazon and on Kindle. Please see www.theuncuddibles.com for more information or follow us on Facebook @theuncuddibles.

Icicle is a young Emperor Penguin who lives on the southern tip of Argentina. In Icicle’s First Christmas, she was shy and had a problem to solve. Through perseverance and learning to communicate with others she managed to overcome her shyness and solve the problem.Now in Icicle Flies, she has become confident and made many friends. However, there are still lessons to be learned and one of the most important is to listen, particularly to her mother. Come see what happens when Icicle decides to go off on her own, forgets what mother has told her, and what happens in the end!For Children in Pre-school through second grade.

Imagine you are an eleven-year-old boy, out in the woods one day. What if you came across the tracks of an animal that is considered extinct! Would you believe it? Would you spend your time to check it out, or would you just disregard it? What if it turned out to be real? What would be the impact on you, your family, the animal? All of this happens while you are experiencing the loss of your mother, trying to understand the pain your father feels, and moving to a new place. Add in being attracted to a girl for the first time! How do you deal with it all? Tracks is the story of a small family of big cats, a boy and his family, and a man that needs to learn one of life’s toughest lessons: In the wild, you always need help to survive!

Time is running out to save Josie, and Talak will stop at nothing to make sure she survives the distortion. ~ Josie ~ Geez, that stupid jock tripped me again. I patted the hallway floor of Salem High searching for my glasses. A pair of tennis shoes appeared in my blurred vision. I stole a secretive glance as he offered a very masculine hand to me. Taking hold, I avoided his eyes, because I just knew I’d look like Bambi staring into oncoming traffic. He was that hot. I barely remembered to let go of his hand as I stumbled off in front of him. I think he asked me where his class was. I must have mumbled something, because he’s following me, and now I barely remember where I’m going. ~ Talak ~ My protective instincts kicked into overdrive when I saw her fall. I hurried over scooping up her glasses while reaching for her hand. The gentle zap took me by surprise as her fingers wrapped over mine. Static electricity — my logic countered, but my stomach clenched in disagreement. I followed her swinging ponytail knowing I just found a friend, and it would appear she was sorely in need of one. Hopefully, she can shed some light on the odd occurrences happening around town. That was why I was here, after all, to destroy any threat to humanity. Hopefully, I will have the problem fixed in no time at all. My stomach gave another tightening at my thought, and I wondered the cause as I studied the petite girl in front of me. The following book is a revised YA edition of the adult title, The Dauphnir Rings: Distortion.

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Excerpt from Swimming: With Lists of Books Published in English, German, French and Other European Languages and Critical Remarks on the Theory and Practice of Swimming and Resuscitation, Biography, History, Bibliography, Including Upwards of One Hundred IllustrationsHowever having made considerable collections, I persevered in spite of these disadvantages, not only constantly practicing the art of swimming, but reading everything I came across.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.