Books with author Ron Gray

Do You Love Harry Potter?Want to Learn To Learn Draw Your Favourite Harry Potter Characters?Inside this unofficial Harry Potter Drawing Book, you will find 69 one Sided Drawing Pages. Each page will contain the instructions on how to draw all the main Harry Potter Characters with a detailed step-by-step written instruction. The Size of the pages are 8.5x11”.This book was created by Expert cartoonist with a love and passion for the Harry Potter series. This Books is excellent for kids, teens and even adults.

Do You Love Harry Potter?Want to Learn To Learn Draw Your Favourite Harry Potter Characters?Inside this unofficial Harry Potter Drawing Book, you will find 69 one Sided Drawing Pages. Each page will contain the instructions on how to draw all the main Harry Potter Characters with a detailed step-by-step written instruction. The Size of the pages are 8.5x11”.This book was created by Expert cartoonist with a love and passion for the Harry Potter series. This Books is excellent for kids, teens and even adults.

¿Amas a Harry Potter?¿Quieres aprender a dibujar tus personajes favoritos de Harry Potter?Dentro de este libro no oficial de dibujo de Harry Potter, encontrarás 69 páginas de dibujo de una cara. Cada página contendrá las instrucciones sobre cómo dibujar todos los personajes principales de Harry Potter, con una instrucción escrita detallada paso a paso. El tamaño de las páginas es de 8.5x11".Este libro fue creado por un dibujante experto, que tiene mucho amor y pasión por la serie de Harry Potter. Este libro es excelente para niños, adolescentes e incluso adultos.

ICE CREAM MUD is the story of Donkey and his friends, Horse and Goose. Like all of us, Donkey is guilty of a bad judgement and in our story he learns a lesson. Though this story takes the ancient form of a fable, it actually was created by the author and his two children during their regular bedtime story reading and telling sessions. Donkey came to represented the fact that we are all less than perfect, but we can always be forgiven and move forward with our lives.

Detective Ron Summers looked out his office window at the cold, dark night, at one of the worst blizzards to hit the midwest in years. It was Christmas Eve and it had been one year to the day he was involved in an incident on the job that had changed Ron’s life. The pain Ron felt in his mind since the incident happened had become unbearable. He was preparing to put an end to the pain he was feeling for good, but as he prepared to end the pain, he couldn’t help but think back in his mind to the past. Little did he know, shortly another incident would once again change his life.

Detective Ron Summers looked out his office window at the cold, dark night, at one of the worst blizzards to hit the midwest in years. It was Christmas Eve and it had been one year to the day he was involved in an incident on the job that had changed Ron's life. The pain Ron felt in his mind since the incident happened had become unbearable. He was preparing to put an end to the pain he was feeling for good, but as he prepared to end the pain, he couldn't help but think back in his mind to the past. Little did he know, shortly another incident would once again change his life.

In a tale which is a mixture of animal fantasy and human history we follow the adventures of a family of mill mice on a journey to find a home. We learn about the immigrant experience through the eyes, ears and twitching noses of mice who display the all-too-human attributes we admire in ourselves: bravery, loyalty and the ability to meet hardship with cheerful resolve. Author and storyteller Ray Gray presents a sweeping narrative of trans-Atlantic immigration during the Industrial Revolution which can share the shelf with animal fantasy classics such as Watership Down and Charlotte's Web.

In a tale which is a mixture of animal fantasy and human history we follow the adventures of a family of mill mice on a journey to find a home. We learn about the immigrant experience through the eyes, ears and twitching noses of mice who display the all-too-human attributes we admire in ourselves: bravery, loyalty and the ability to meet hardship with cheerful resolve. Author and storyteller Ray Gray presents a sweeping narrative of trans-Atlantic immigration during the Industrial Revolution which can share the shelf with animal fantasy classics such as Watership Down and Charlotte's Web.