Books with author Robert

Is the history of this age written in the heavens? Will the coming series of Lunar Eclipses (blood moons) signal the beginning of the Apocalypse? Are the Zodiac signs a fabrication of mankind - or signs from the creator? Are the end of day prophecies already revealed in the heavens, and by the coming Blood Red Moons of 2014 and 2015? This and much more is revealed in my latest book; including: - Do Aliens, UFO's and Other Supernatural beings exist? If so, why? - Do the heavenly signs reveal who the true Messiah is? - I will unlock the secret meaning of each of the 12 major Constellations. - Do these signs have divine significance? - Do Aliens, UFO's and Other Supernatural signs exist? If so, why? - And MUCH MORE! Upon reading this book you will never look at the heavens again in the same manner. You will learn that there is much more to the heavenly bodies and constellations that what astrologers and their myths want you to think! I will all but prove to you that the constellations (Zodiac signs) were planted in the heavens for signs and that they unlock several incredible mysteries. They reveal to us the history of mankind, and the outcome of the cosmic battle between good and evil. In this book, I will unlock many great mysteries for you. Join me as we span the universe and unlock the many mysteries in the heavens.

Blood magic stirs. Evil lurks in every shadow. And prophecy rushes to fulfillment... Gil, Prince of Cardoroth, must solve a deadly problem. The sorceress Ginsar has invoked forbidden magic and summoned the Four Horsemen, creatures of the pit, to help her conquer the realm. He must break the spell...but he does not know how. Time is running out. The forces of evil gather for a final assault. And should Ginsar defeat him, she will unleash the Horsemen upon a rampage of world-spanning conquest. Prophecy calls Gil Sword of the Blood. He is supposed to protect his people, but he can use neither titles nor prophecy as weapons. However, he learns Ginsar unwittingly drew something else into the world with the Horsemen, and if he discovers its nature he may yet unlock the secret to saving all he loves. But knowledge, like magic, comes at a cost...

Was the history of mankind written in the heavens? These questions and many more are revealed in this book. This decade may indeed be the one that goes through the apocalypse prophesied in the book of Revelation. The signs that we are witnessing today and the prophecies and mysteries that have recently been fulfilled - tell us that it is most definitely time to get our spiritual house in order. Almost all of the prophecies in the bible and the book of Revelation have been fulfilled except for those that will occur in the very end of our age! This book will help equip you with the wisdom and knowledge necessary to be prepared and not overcome during the coming time of the end of this age. After reading this book you will have a much clearer understanding of what the symbols and mysteries in the book of Revelation and other parts of the bible actually mean. You will understand some key concepts and principles that will make Revelation easier to read and comprehend. You will learn how to be protected before and during the coming apocalypse and much, much more! You will understand why the book of Revelation is much more than just a book about the apocalypse or about a period of great suffering and judgment. Once you understand the true meanings behind the mysteries you will feel a great sense of hope and peace and confidence in the awesome power, patience, fairness, and glory of God Almighty! Many heavenly secrets are unlocked for you in this book. The book of Revelation will no longer be a mystery to you but rather a book full of wisdom, knowledge, guidance and promise for those who read it, equipping them to boldly resist evil and persevere during the perilous days ahead.

Designed for kids ages 5 to 8, Go Wild for Puzzles is part of a growing series of activity books tailored to individual national parks. Stumper the Chipmunk shares puzzles, mazes, jokes, and games that it will keep the kids busy and happy and also offer fun and fascinating information on the wildlife, plants, and history of this beloved national park. · Fun facts on wild animals and plants of the park · Mazes, games, puzzles, and jokes · For children ages 5 to 8 · Part of the Go Wild for Puzzles series · Created by Robert Rath, illustrator of the popular books First Dog: Unleashed in the Montana Capitol and Digging Up Dinosaurs with Jack Horner, and the Who Pooped in the Park series Please visit us at FarcountryPress.com for more information!

From the author of the Riddle in Stone books comes a thrilling new series for fans of Sarah J. Maas and Kristin Cashore. Across the realms, the kings' quests captivate the imaginations of nobles and commoners alike. These dangerous competitions pit the most daring adventurers against each other as they compete for riches and glory for their kingdoms. Plain and ordinary Natalie, a sixteen-year-old peasant girl, loves listening to stories about famous adventurers, but the thrilling action of the kings’ quests seems far removed from her everyday life of mucking out stables and working every odd job she can find to support her siblings and disabled mother. However, after a violent run-in with Brago, a ruthless adventurer who believes Natalie is a threat to his mission, she is dragged unwillingly into the latest contest. On the run from Brago, Natalie seeks refuge with a rival adventurer, the legendary Sir Edris, and his squire, Reg. As they toil together to find the object all of the kings desire―an ancient golden harp―Natalie starts to feel safe with the fatherly knight. Yet, despite Edris’s protection, Brago is never far behind. When one of Brago’s cruel plots separates Natalie from her protectors, she must become as strong and cunning as the adventurers of old to save her friends and stay alive.

A very wealthy man clones himself. But not just once and not inside any ordinary laboratory. No, Phillip Stevens produces a disease that infects fertile women, taking over their reproductive systems, and more than a decade later the world struggles to make room for hundreds of thousands of boys, each one carrying Phillip's face as well as a unique set of burdens."Build a starship. And I want you to tell me all about it. Its name. How big it is. What is it made from? Tell me about its power plant and engines. How many are in the crew, and what are their names? They deserve names. Are they human, and if not, what? Draw them for me, and draw your ship, too. Do you have weapons on board? If so, what kinds? You might want to carry some little scout ships along for the ride. Anything else that you might think is useful, I'll let you bring. Plus there's one piece of gear that I’m putting on board. It's a box. A box about this big. Inside is a wormhole. Open its lid, and the wormhole swallows your ship, transporting it to somewhere else. You'll travel through space and through time. Or maybe you'll leave our universe entirely.There's no way to know what happens next.It's all up to me.My name's Houston Cross. Call me Mr. Cross, or Houston. I'm going to be your science mentor for the year."Robert Reed is the author of several hundred published stories and more than a dozen novels. He won a Hugo in 2007 for his novella, "A Billion Eves."

Silly interactive bedtime stories for you and your family to enjoy about a fabulous village school in the countryside.Great Ousebottom by-the-sea Village School By Robert Rock (aged 36). I’m a modern working dad, who it striving (and failing sometimes) to strike the right work/ travel/ home life balance. I felt inspired to write these stores by my two children (Josh 6 years old and Lily 3 yrs old) because I believe that bedtime stories should be special time at the end of a hard day when you can show your love and share your humour with your children. These stories are supposed to be a bit silly and I encourage the parents to get involved with some play along actions and drama. It’s often the only uninterrupted time that you’re able to dedicate to your children and hopefully these stories will provide some great memories for your children. x

A marauding horde. A famed city. A lone man who stands between them. Can one man defy an army? Only one of the legendary Raithlin would try. But trying is not succeeding - or even surviving. Lanrik is confident in the time-honored skills of the Raithlin scouts. He tries to slow the army long enough for a warning to reach his home city. But treachery, political intrigue and ties of loyalty test him more than the enemy. He forms a bold plan against overwhelming odds to protect all that he loves. But his choices lead him ever deeper into a life-changing struggle. Dark forces of sorcery and witchcraft are on the move. So too are the powers that contend with them. The conflict draws him into a quest for the safety of the whole land and toward a girl who comes to mean more to him than anything. He enters a world of magic: sometimes beautiful, often perilous and always unpredictable.

Robert Bly has had many roles in his illustrious career. He is a chronicler and mentor of young poets, many of whom he presented in his series of edited books -- The Fifties, The Sixties, and The Seventies. He was a leader of the antiwar movement, founded the men's movement virtually by himself, and published the bestseller Iron John. All through these activities, he has continued to deepen his own poetry, a vigorous voice in a period of more academic wordsmiths. Now, in Eating the Honey of Words, he presents the best poems he has written in the last three decades, including favorites from his earlier books such as Silence in the Snowy Fields, The Man in the Black Coat Turns, and Loving a Woman in Too Worlds. Joining these timeless classics are a number of poems from these past decades never published before, as well as a complete section of marvelous new poems from the last two years. This book is a chance to reread, in a fresh setting, many of Bly's most famous early poems, and in some instances to see how they have changed over the years. In this new selection, one can see more clearly than ever the powerful undercurrents that carry this poetry from one book to the next. Eating the Honey of Words is a brilliant collection that confirms Robert Bly's role as one of America's preeminent poets writing today.The Face in the ToyotaSuppose you see a face in a ToyotaOne day, and you fall in love with that face,And it is Her, and the world rushes byLike dust blown down a Montana street.And you fall upward into some deep hole,And you can't tell God from a grain of sand.And your life is changed, except that now youOverlook even more than you did before;And these ignored things come to bury you,And you are crushed, and your parentsCan't help anymore, and the woman in the ToyotaBecomes a part of the world that you don't see.And now the grain of sand becomes sand again, And you stand on some mountain road weeping.

He comes out of the darkness, moving in on his victims in deadly silence. When he leaves, a trail of blood is all that remains. He is a monster, Grendel, and all who know of him live in fear. Hrothgar, the king of the Danes, knows something must be done to stop Grendel. But who will guard the great hall he has built, where so many men have lost their lives to the monster while keeping watch? Only one man dares to stand up to Grendel's fury --Beowulf.