Books with author Robert E. Smith

Jacq is a computer geek, but not your normal geek. For a start she is female and good looking, and she out-geeks all the boys at her school. When her next door neighbour, the self-taught young musician Cameron, visits her to test his faulty digital sound module on her computer, Jacq unwittingly opens up a gateway to an amazingly complex cyber-world. Her initial enthusiasm at being suddenly thrust to the forefront in the field of artificial intelligence is soon crushed when she realises that she has disturbed dark forces within this new world and has inadvertently opened her own world to catastrophe. Does Jacq have time to cut down the beanstalk?

Trust Williams thought he was returning to civilization. After all, the folks in Thelma's Way thought the Internet was the extra stitching on the backside of longjohns. But lately, Southdale seems just as zany as the boondocks, just in a different way. And Trust is starting to doubt himself, his family, even the girl by his side. Can Trust find his way through the maze of modern Mormon life-from multilevel marketing to Y2k-and win the heart of the girl of his dreams to boot? In this second volume in the Trust Williams Trilogy, Robert Farrell Smith is at it again with his contagious humor as only he can write. Don't miss this unprecedented and playful farce that mixes in millennium mania, food storage, and Y2k with some of the most off-beat characters you'll ever meet.

When a young mouse named Jack leaves home, he is faced with unexpected dangers during his search for a new place to live. Every time he thinks he's safe, the bigger, meaner animals chase him away. Jack continues to have problems until he uses his wits and some hard work to find a new solution. Taking advantage of his own strengths, Jack is able to create a rather surprising new home for himself...

Enables teachers and students to explore performance annd interpretation of the play. Containing 80 production photographs from stage and film versions of Romeo and Juliet, all accompanied by on-screen questions to help stimulate discussion and develop students' ability to compare and contrast. Features include: audio recordings of key moments; tools to annotate the images; the ability to import new images and create storyboards; and a wealth of printable teachers' support material, including editable worksheets which are fully differentiated for use with stidents aged from 11-19. This CD-ROM is fully networkable for use both on an interactive whiteboard and individual computers.

The Spell of Twelve is a tale that tells of the adventure of Prince Egbert XII who disappears from the castle on Christmas night. Written in the form of a traditional folk tale, Egbert's quest is to solve the riddle of an orange before Twelfth Night and his twelfth birthday. Along the way, he avoids dangers and forges an alliance with a miller, a sparrow, and a girl named Egnaro.

When a new friend tells him that "the squeaky wheel gets the grease," Mark Baker realizes that unless he finds the courage to confront his life, things will probably get worse. Mark's world has been turned upside down by the split between his parents. He's been forced to leave his old neighborhood and his old friends. Now he's living with his mother in a new apartment in a new town. Mark still longs to be back in his old school, once again to ride his bike, to go on living in the house where he grew up. But it's the loss of his father that worries Mark most of all. The man he depended on seeing every day is disappearing from his life. This deeply felt novel explores the angry territory of a child trapped in a war between parents he truly loves. Does Mark have any rights at all? And how can he find a road past feuding parents so he can get on with his life? With understanding, compassion, and surprising humor, Robert Kimmel Smith has created a story that gives us a fresh look at the most disturbing aspects of divorce.

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