Books with author Rod Campbell

“A throwback to the early days of Tom Clancy mixed with the best of W.E.B. Griffin.”―Providence JournalThere is unrest at the highest levels in Russia. The military, determined to see Russia regain its role as a global superpower, has one mission: to disable America’s strategic nuclear capability and reclaim the Ukraine and the Baltic States. But when the Russian president refuses to green-light the plan, he is overthrown in a military coup. Having initiated the so-called Zolotov option, the top generals succeed in rendering all of America’s B-2 bombers and ballistic missiles useless. “A gripping thriller! Military action fans will be well satisfied.”―Publishers Weekly Now it’s game on. Without its primary weapons, America must find a way to fight back on multiple fronts. Step one: To overcome the malware that’s grounded U.S. ballistic missiles and planes, as well as to secretly land a SEAL team and help rescue the imprisoned Russian president. But time is running out and, this time, America’s best may not be enough to prevent an all-out world war. . “Treason is Campbell’s strongest showing yet. There’s a reason he’s been compared to Clancy and Larry Bond, and he flashes that talent again here.” ―The Real Book Spy

Loved by children for over twenty years, Rod Campbell`s classic title is now available in pop-up form. Retaining all the charm of the original title, this new edition is now packed full of exciting surprises! Open the zoo`s crates, and you`ll find an extremely TALL giraffe, a incredibly FIERCE lion, an exceptionally NAUGHTY monkey... plus much more. Innovative, witty and as delightful as ever, THE POP-UP DEAR ZOO is a guaranteed winner!

From School Library Journal PreS-This board book follows the format of Campbell's Dear Zoo (Little Simon, 1986); Santa tries to fill an unnamed narrator's request for something "special," but keeps changing his mind as his offerings seem too "bouncy," "scary," and so on. Each present has a sturdy flap that can be opened, revealing the contents. The gifts themselves are not particularly exciting, and children won't be able to guess from the wrappings what might be hidden inside, but they will still enjoy opening the flaps. The artwork is colorful and crisp against a white background, and the final purrfect present has a patch of soft fur that kids will love to touch. A surefire hit for toddlers.-E. M. Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.