Books with author Robert Lawrence

When three teenage boys are transported to an alien planet, it's not a good start to the weekend. Meeting a girl who isn't really a girl finding out that they are to be the next meal of a mutant alien, hardly improve matters. So after they discover that this planet is going to be invaded by lizoids, and the fact that they only have a week to stop it and the destruction of Earth, just piles on the pressure. And they've still got to be back at school on Monday.The first in a series of adventures for teenagers who think they've seen it all.

In this endearing children’s tale, a grandfather teaches his grandson the way of Condor, North America’s largest flying bird and a rare resident of the American Southwest. While setting traps at the bottom of the canyon, Little Feather sees Condor flying overhead and runs to his grandfather to ask what he has seen. His grandfather looks into the fire, smiles, and says, “Condor, you saw Condor.” The boy soon embarks on a magical adventure filled with dreams of one day flying with Condor. Along the way, he learns much about Condor, the natural world, and himself.

Three teenage boys thought they'd saved the world. So now it's time get back to the hard stuff, like being teenagers and discovering exactly what girls were all about. Just as they are beginning to relax, they discover something more important, more deadly. Their adventures have not ended. In fact they have only just begun. Not just unfriendly aliens out to get them this time, there is something worse; much worse, and it isn't in a very good mood.

Originally published in 1898. A detailed and fascinating study of the origins and history of customs and beliefs surrounding the horseshoe. Many of the earliest equestrian books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. Home Farm Books are republishing many of these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.