Books with author Rex Harrison

The Pom Tales: Good, Clean, and Beautiful, Focusing on Values and Morals with Important Life Lessons. Jasmine and her Pomeranian friends are anxiously waiting for Christmas to arrive, dreaming of new toys. They learn the true meaning of Christmas...and get a Christmas surprise! Good, clean, and beautiful book. Follow Jasmine and her Pomeranian friends through a Christmas miracle journey, to learn an important life lesson.

Theo is a Pomeranian dog that gets lost looking for his new bone on his birthday. Officer Brown and K-9 Officer Max save the day by helping Theo to get home safely. Police Officers, both human and canine, help to keep a community safe. This book is dedicated to all Police Officers, especially K-9's, for their heroism. *20% of proceeds is being donated to canine charities. Details About the Series: Designed for ages 4-9; perfect size for small hands – 8.5″ x 8.5″ Life Lesson – each story has its own life lesson for positive social development, respect for one another, animals, and community Organized, simplistic, and high-contrast color is used for better readability (i.e. white background, black, large font size lettering) Words to Know – provided at the beginning of each story (for better understanding of meaning); Essential Questions – provided at the beginning of each story to help children with critical thinking; Comprehension Questions – provided at the end of each story for recall and comprehension Author and illustrators have advanced degrees and are all educators The beautiful illustrations are hand-drawn/painted, the traditional way. The illustrations have a story to tell all their own…beyond the written story. Look for the additional picture story at the end of each book.

The valley was isolated in time and space, a land of barbarous science and human sacrifice.Coatlice the Dreadful stalked the night, her twin serpent heads dealing death to taboo-breakers.Citallatonac the First Priest sacrificed anyone believed to be possessed by the gods.Chimal rebelled: he wanted to escape the atavistic confines of his lost civilisation, to venture into the unknown world beyond the valley, a world of hope and nightmare, too.

Following the success of Don Harrison's previous book, Watercolour Troubleshooter, which has sold over 50,000 copies worldwide, this new book on landscape painting in watercolour is a no-nonsense guide that really gets down to basics. In The Duffer's Guide to Painting Watercolour Landscapes Don Harrison shows just how easy it can be to learn to paint effective and realistic landscapes in watercolour. With a simple and straightforward approach, using easy-to-follow step-by-step sequences, he teaches how to paint skies, mountains, boats, trees, bridges, buildings and figures in the landscape. He starts with very simple exercises of individual features of the landscape in order to build up confidence, and then gradually shows the reader how to bring together all those elements to create a full landscape painting.

It was all highly suspicious. Jason didn't know a soul on this planet. Yet the card sent by service tube from the hotel desk had read: Kerk Pyrrus would like to see Jason dinAlt. Blunt and to the point. He signaled the desk to send the man up, then lowered his fingers a bit until they brushed the gun butt. The door slid open and his visitor stepped through. A retired wrestler. That was Jason's first thought. Kerk Pyrrus was a gray-haired rock of a man. His body seemingly chiseled out of flat slabs of muscle. Then Jason saw the gun strapped to the inside of the other man's forearm, and he let his fingers drop casually behind the pillow.