Books with author Robert Case

Smiley Rylee is the story of a kind hearted, playful little princess who goes on an adventure and finds her calling to brighten up the smiles of sad children everywhere. In addition to the book, which encourages children to care for their teeth, a Smiley Rylee app is available on iTunes and includes an interactive star chart to let children keep track of how often they brush. With the help of their personal helper to remind them, your kids will be begging for a tooth brush!Rylee Publishing is a company that believes in giving back to the community. The stories are written to teach children morals, values and practical lessons that encourage them to contribute to society and like our short yet powerful mission statement says "Make sad people happy!" Each story is tied to a non-profit organization in which 50% of our profits are given to the relevant organization/charity. The company consists of Rob Caine (the author), Julie Watkins and Scott Ring (the gifted artists), and Jonathan Gould (the developer)

Updated September 2018 with RPO totals for each model for each year. Buying an XLR or XLR-V? Selling an XLR or XLR-V? Own an XLR or XLR-V? This book is for you. The hand-built Cadillac XLR and high performance XLR-V were extremely low production two-seat convertibles built at the Bowling Green, Kentucky, Corvette factory. This well-researched reference book tells you the GM paint code and RPO order code of every color of Reatta ever made, how many were built in that color, and the interior and exterior color combinations for all six years of production. Big enough to put in the back pocket of your jeans when you go look at the XLR of your dreams, many of the facts in this book are compiled from primary source GM documents - stop searching the internet hoping to find accurate XLR information! Includes easy-to-read tables and charts and provides instruction on how to locate and decode your Service Parts Identification label. Also contains discussion and facts that might surprise you: There were 102 units of the 2004 Neiman Marcus Ultra Violet Limited Edition XLR but the numbered sill plates indicate 101. Why? Sources indicate 228 units of Light Platinum XLRs built in 2007 and 187 units in 2008. Why are those totals incorrect? If you removed the engine appearance cover on your 2008 XLR-V, whose name would you find? What XLR and XLR-V paint colors were not shared with Corvette? Yearly totals for 2007-09 Mary Kay Pink Pearl XLRs are known but are not derived from a paint RPO. How are they derived? Be sure to check out other automotive fact books by Robert Casey: Corvette Colors (a five book series), Buick Reatta, Cadillac Allanté, Fiero, 1982-1992 Firebird, and the upcoming SSR and Holden GTO.

Journey through the Four Last Things—death, judgment, hell, and heaven—with Robert Farrar Capon in this theological tour of Shelter Island's seasons.When it comes to grace, no one writes with more elegance, humor, and well, grace, than Robert Farrar Capon. Since his first publication hit shelves in 1963, Robert’s voice has served as one of the guiding lights for the Christian faith from generation to generation. Now, in one of his most intimate works, Robert welcomes readers young and old to join him at his home on Shelter Island, NY, for a series of reflections on the seasons and the nature of God’s divine love. Originally published in 1983, this slim, poetic volume offers some of the sweetest, most evergreen musings in the Capon canon. He begins, “If you are in the habit of associating resurrection only with spring, if you think of winter as somehow incompatible with rebirth—let me show you something…”

I was surprised, and agreeably amused, with the following experiment. I covered a paper about four inches square with yellow, and with a pen filled with a blue colour wrote upon the middle of it the word BANKS in capitals, as in Fig. 5, and sitting with my back to the sun, fixed my eyes for a minute exactly on the center of the letter N in the middle of the word; after closing my eyes, and shading them somewhat with my hand, the word was distinctly seen in the spectrum in yellow letters on a blue field; and then, on opening my eyes on a yellowish wall at twenty feet distance, the magnified name of BANKS appeared written on the wall in golden characters.

Rupert never imagined himself as a hero, even after a stray ball in a game of fetch led him to a spirited fairy by the name of Pix. He never imagined his adventures would show him strange creatures he never knew existed, any more than he would have expected his arrival to have been prophesied by them. After all, Rupert was just a dog. Regardless, he found himself in the middle of a conflict that would forever change the way he saw the world.

1953 probably First Edition (not stated) published by Houghton Miflin. Illustrated profusely by the author. Beige cloth boards with green embossing of butterfly on front. Book is like new. Dedication by author on FFEP. DJ is black with color illustration of fawn and other wildlife. A Fine DJ with slight wear to top edge of front and top spine. This copy is suitable as a gift for a young nature lover. Ships next day from the US.

Have you ever spoken to a camel? If so, you surely would have been told the story of Theaban The Camel. Theaban the Camel is a story well known in the annals of camel folklore. It is not known if the story of Theaban and his adventures are fact or fiction, so I leave it to you to decide.Theaban the Camel is a one year old two humped Chinese bactrian Camel on his first ever trading journey to the Middle East. Ling, his given Chinese name, finds himself lost in the desert and befriended by a young orphaned one humped Arabian dromedary camel by the name of Lolo. Ling saves form a pack of wild dogs led by the evil Whaled. After being ridiculed by the other young Dromedary camels for his strange two humps and his given name Ling, Lolo decides his new name should be Theaban. They soon meet a funny and confusing hawk by the name of Ogab ‘The ever forgetful’ who claims that he can help them. Or he knows who can. He just cannot seem to remember where he may be. Together the three must find their way through the desert while avoiding the evil Whaled and his cohorts. Their search is to meet the old dromedary camel named Gemal. Gemal is the ‘Dahlul’, 'The keeper of the trails'. Ogab the hawk is sure or thinks that he is, that Gemal ‘The Keeper of the trails’ can lead them to find Theaban's herd and family. This is the beginning of their many adventures.