Books with author Ryan Benjamin

An all-new adventure with the Suzman and Levine kids! The old lighthouse on the coast of Chelton has been in ruins for years. Now, all of a sudden, strange lights are flashing there. Who is doing it, and why? The Suzman and Levine kids, always ready for a new adventure, are eager to find out. The trail they follow leads them on an exciting journey full of secret passageways, fantastic twists and old lost ships. What will they discover at the mysterious lighthouse of Chelton? For ages 8 to 12.

This easy to write in recipe diary is ideal for preserving your traditional family recipes. Useful Cooking Conversions (Measurements equivalent, fluid & dry volume conversion and much more) .Page sections includes ingredients, method & nutrition content (calories, protein and fat )This blank recipe book includes areas for ingredients, directions, cook time, prep time, oven temperature and more. It's a perfect gift for family and friends or sending off with students going off to college.

have you wondered what Ariel or elsa would be like in modern day society? Well join your favorite Disney princesses as you read about them in a modern day time period. from Anna saving her Schizophrenic sister, Elsa to Jasmine trying to find her long lost brother you'll love these heartwarming tales you'll want to read again and again. WARNING: This is not a kids book; its for Young Adults Only!!

The Dinansky Family have gone to spend their holiday in a caravan park in the seaside resort of Quinton. They have taken with them two old transmitter sets (walkie-talkies) from the Second World War which their grandfather has lent them. Walking along the beach, at some distance from one another,the two older children are talking to one another on the transmitters. Chaya trips and and the dials move frequency and she hears from the machine a man's voice, a voice full of terror. "Please, please help! If anyone can hear me, please help". Immediately they are all plunged into a breathtaking and dangerous adventure. This book was originally published in serial form in the Concord Magazine, London, England.

The Dinansky Family have gone to spend their holiday in a caravan park in the seaside resort of Quinton. They have taken with them two old transmitter sets (walkie-talkies) from the Second World War which their grandfather has lent them.Walking along the beach, at some distance from one another, the two older children are talking to one another on the transmitters. Chaya trips and the dials shift frequency and she hears from the machine a man's voice, a voice full of terror. "Please, please help! If anyone can hear me, please help".Immediately they are all plunged into a breathtaking and dangerous adventure.This book was originally published in serial form in the Concord Magazine, London, England

In this book, we have hand-picked the most sophisticated, unanticipated, absorbing (if not at times crackpot!), original and musing book reviews of "Dewey the Library Cat: A True Story". Don't say we didn't warn you: these reviews are known to shock with their unconventionality or intimacy. Some may be startled by their biting sincerity; others may be spellbound by their unbridled flights of fantasy. Don't buy this book if: 1. You don't have nerves of steel. 2. You expect to get pregnant in the next five minutes. 3. You've heard it all.