Books with author Robert Alexander

Case Weatherly gets glimpses of her future within match flames. Until she moves into a haunted Victorian home restless with ghosts. It is here where her matches begin to flicker more of a past she doesn’t remember than with a future that isn’t guaranteed. For death dogs her heals: Death and Damien, a boy too handsome to be of this world. What does he want with Case? Will she live long enough to find out? Or will the answer only bring about her demise?

Gabrielle Dellinger is a teenage empath. She feels what those around her are feeling. She’s known for years that the neighbor boy has had a crush on her. She suffers the hunger pains from a dieting friend. Gabrielle has never doubted her odd ability, and neither has she been able to explain how she’s able to channel the emotions of others. When the new boy in town thirsts for her blood, Gabrielle is all too aware of this bizarre desire. As much as she wants to stay away from him, his hypnotic stare dares her to do things Gabrielle would never do otherwise. Like hurt Michael Fitzgerald, that neighbor of hers who’s loved her from afar. Her mother has gone missing, disappeared during one of the worst winter storms on record and is presumed dead. Dangerously romantic and suspenseful, Black Frost explores life against love.

Zoey, the Pomeranian girl dog, tells her story about traveling the Intracoastal Waterway on board her family’s 34 feet long sailing catamaran. Grandparents will particularly enjoy reading the story to their pre-school grandkids.Fifty two images cover aspects of boat travel and activities on shore. Though intended to primarily be read for entertainment, images and the story line can be used to create educational opportunities. Zoey mentions, for example, the need for life jackets- even for dogs.Two sentence structures have been employed to make it easy for a reader to adapt the story to fit the listener’s level of comprehension- and attention span. Large black fonts are used for the words of the main story. Standard blue fonts are used for the “filler words” which expand the sentences.

Jesse James and his gang rode through the night with a Sheriff's posse not far behind. After robbing a payroll clerk, they had to find some safe place to hole up and divide their money.Fast forward to the year 1940 and 14 year old Harlan Banks, who finds clues that the outlaw may have visited near his home with the loot. Curious, he continues his search until he makes a discovery that would bring him adventure and danger that he never expected.

1 meter poster inside! The da Vinci Owl loves guests! Stories about inventors, designs of amazing devices, exciting facts and attention tests, await you. Help the da Vinci Owl fix the Tea Machine and treat his friends the animals to the tastiest tea ever! This book is a crazy mix of owls, robots, inventions, big tree, tea and funny stories. You'd love it!

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Robert Alexander Wason was born in Toledo, Ohio in 1874. He attended high school, later marrying his wife, Emma Louie Brownell, in May 1911. Wason wrote numerous books, particularly for children, including The Wolves (1908) and The Happy Hawkins (1909). He was also known for working on vaudeville sketches, and a comedic opera. In addition to writing, he worked as a clerk in a general store for eight years. He also served a miner, in offices, and a farmer. He spent a lot of time exploring the west, and also served in the Army during the Spanish-American War. His wide variety of experiences were incorporated in his writings. He passed away in Mountain Lakes, New Jersey in 1955.

Life is Precious, made all the more so by its end. A child focused book, this explanation of Death is begun through the inclusion of stories of real life pets which have influenced the author.Easing into the topic of Death are: Dottie, the Pomeranian; Lady, the Cocker Spaniel; and Bones, the Sheep Dog. Photos taken, at the historic Old Smithville Burying Ground in Southport, NC, provide visual aids to needed discussion with the child audience. Room has been included, on the pages, for parent / guardians to make notes before reading the material to small children. Adult readers are encouraged to substitute simpler words as may be needed based on the listener’s maturity.The process, of explaining birth, life, and death to a child, is one of the greatest opportunities for relationship building with the child. An understanding of the life cycle is critical to a child’s development toward a balanced maturity. It is writer, Alex Rooker’s, hope that in reading this book to a small child, or discussing it with a maturing child- that the process will become a cherished memory honoring the death which caused the need for such loving attention.

Congratulations lucky trainer on beginning your career in Pokémon Go.It is my pleasure to welcome you to the world of Pokémon and guide you through the adventure of becoming a Pokémaster.In this complete guide to the new phenomenon that is Pokémon Go, whether you are yet to begin amassing your collection or are well on your way, I will introduce you to each of the main concepts, strategies, tips and tricks that will take you from beginner…to advanced Pokémon trainer. Chapters in this eBook include:Saving Battery LifeSetting up your TrainerThe Main MenuPokémon TypesFinding PokémonCatching PokémonPikachuTraining and Evolve your PokémonPokéstopsUsing ItemsGymsGym BattlesHow to get bonus XPLevel RewardsAchievementsFull PokédexNo matter your skill level, you can be assured this is the only guide you will need to 'catch ‘em all.'

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ <title> Adventures Of The First Settlers On The Oregon Or Columbia River 1810-1813<author> Alexander Ross<editor> Reuben Gold Thwaites<publisher> Arthur H. Clarke Co., 1904<subjects> Astoria (Or.); Indians of North America; Northwest, Pacific; Oregon; Oregon Territory