Books with author Robert Johnson

If you or someone you know enjoys tongue twisters, this is the book for you.Suzy's Sick Sister Tricia & Other Tough Tongue Twisters is packed full of silly tongue twisters guaranteed to have your tongue tied in a knot for hours after reading them. Here's just one example from the book:""Silly Sally from the valley had a silly filly,Silly Sally's silly filly had a really frilly lily.Is the really frilly lily Silly Sally's filly's lily?"Try saying that 5 times fast. Now try saying it ten. Bet you can't do it. The tongue twisters and illustrations in this book are sure to elicit giggles. Buy this book now and start tying your tongue in knots.

"This informative book shows young readers how and why long periods of hot weather occur, where and when heat waves happen most often, and how extreme heat can be dangerous to people and animals. Readers will also learn about water shortages, droughts, and fire hazards, the equipment that meteorologists use to forecast heat waves, and techniques to stay safe during times of extreme heat"--Provided by publisher.

Janet is the cool and charismatic host of a nationally syndicated music TV show. She interviews artists and performers from all walks of life and is usually unfazed, but when zombie star Dexter Gordon Brooks struts across her stage, she is smitten.After the show Janet decides to drive across the country to see Dexter perform at a massive concert and try her luck romancing the zombie star himself. But when her moped breaks down on the side of the road she is picked up by a group of teens headed her way. Although their motive for attending the concert is far more sinister. Together they battle zombies and each other in this tale of romance, revenge and redemption.

"On January 24, 1848 a man named James W. Marshall found gold at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California. This compelling title explains how Marshalls discovery sparked gold fever and lured thousands of people west in search of great fortunes. Primary source accounts and historical photographs trace the history of the gold rush in California as well as the later Klondike gold rush."--

Max Enfield was the zombie with it all - Wealth, power, prestige, and he had just been promoted to second in command of the King’s Corporate Army. But when he decided to sign up a hot, new recruit, Dexter and celebrate with a quick sip of vodka he was branded a rule breaker and immediately banished from the elite zombie community.Now, with the help of his dim-witted, lumpy side-kick Johnny he is battling against the odds to foil a plan to take down the very recruit he signed, and worm his way back into the illustrious world of the zombie elite.