Books with author T. J. Brown

Stream and Shale Coloring Storybook takes children ages ten and up and their families on a trip to Pennsylvania during the gas rush. The story and seventeen illustrations bring gas country to life, sharing the beauty of nature and the effects of industry on the land and on families. Meet the little red cow and White Tailed Deer, follow the streams leading through the Marcellus Shale and learn about hydraulic fracturing, fracking, along the way.

After 11 year old Peter Tucker wakes up from a nightmare and vision of his destiny of being the chosen one to save the earth, he must go through a test of skill to level up in the ranks of the Tiger Clan. Peter's not the only one to test his skill, his brother Jason McCoy and long time rival Vega also have to prove themselves of how skilled they are as warriors. After being impressed of Peter and Jason's skills, their Sensei Verne Riddell adds the two to fight with the Clan for the competition on Genies Island against rival clans Snake and Dragon despite their young age. He also gives the boys an assignment which is a secret mission to rescue the Genies Princess Tulip from the capture of the Shadow League while competing against the rival clans. Before Peter and Jason embarks on this journey, they encounter an enemy that is a part of the Shadow League in which he claims to be their distant relative. On top of that, he is on a mission to eliminate Peter so the dark army of the Shadow Legion can destroy and devour the world with an iron fist. Just when things can't get any worse, Peter have to settle the score with Vega to prove who the better warrior is before the competition. With so much tension going on within the Clan, will Peter be able to make it to Genies Island to compete? Or will his enemy and rival overwhelm him to the point where he will face defeat? Peter's limit will soon get tested.

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Brett T. Brown wrote his first story at the age of 10. The now 16 year old Cleveland, OH author illustrator has carried that urge into his teen years and has produced his first book, Haley's Comet (220 Publishing). A fantasy adventure with a touch of humor showcases Brown's unique writing talent, Haley's Comet touches on many themes teens and pre-teens experience, including moving to a new neighborhood, relationships with parents and siblings and even bullying. Brown discussed his reasoning behind the plot for Haley's Comet "I put Haley in situations that some people might find hardening, like when her mom is kidnapped by aliens. I saw it as a situation in which I didn't have my mom around, and how disoriented I would become if something ever happened to her. Some of the book is fictional, while some parts directly or partially relate to my life. It's almost like a biography of someone else, but you feel like you've lived part of their life." The wise beyond his years author offers advice to other budding writers. "I know a lot of kids who are excellent in my view at sports, writing, art, but not enough confidence. When I wrote my first book, my mom noticed. She was immediately impressed, and she always urged me to keep writing. Since middle school, I've had the pleasure of having English teachers who have seen my writing, and they've acknowledged it and encourage me to keep writing. If you want to write, go for it! Don't just blend into the background, spread the word. There are too many good young writers in the world that haven't been discovered. Do everything you can do to get your work out there. We're kids, we'll always have things to say and write about. Like I said before, this is the best time of our lives!

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