Books with author Taylor Roberts

"Rusty and Boomer" is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "A Beautiful Day on the Farm", "Dudley's Day", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat" , and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

"A Beautiful Day on the Farm! " is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat!", "Dudley's Day", "Rusty and Boomer", and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

"Dudley's Day" is part of the ~Rhyme Time Series~. This series is dedicated to young readers who love the predictability of rhyming text as they go through heartfelt and amazing travels with their talking animal friends. Look for other titles in this series~ "Ginger the Giraffe", "A Beautiful Day on the Farm", "Edward and Billy Love to Eat", "Rusty and Boomer", and "Jack and Jensen's Colorful Day!".

Space stations have been the mainstay and "work horses" of the international aerospace industry for the past three decades. They are highly valued as medical laboratories for learning about the effects of space on humans, astronomy platforms for studying distant stars and galaxies, observation posts for viewing and analyzing environmentally sensitive regions on Earth, and springboards for future human travel to a variety of planets within our solar system and possibly beyond. From the early and relatively simple Skylab, Salyut, and Mir to the modern International Space Station, these platforms have been home to many astronauts from many nations investigating scientific phenomena in a microgravity environment 250 miles in space whirling by at 17,000 miles per hour.

Excerpt from Bob Taylor's Magazine, Vol. 3: April-September, 1906But 10! When Sir Croesus has gotten it all and sent his victims about their business, he hugs himself and turns to revel in its luxurious pleasures to find the joy of its spending bittered to gall by the memory of the dirty means of its getting, and he laments sorrowfully that he did not give his fellow man a square deal. For a time, and while he is gorging his greed, perhaps the jingling of the guinea helps the hurt that honor feels; but there comes a time when conscience demands a reckoning and he realizes how utterly worse than poor he is since that for which he sold his soul has only served to poison it.The man who pitches his life to the tone of his sordid lusts and believes that money is to be sought for first of all virtue after wealth will find the love of pelf increases with the pelf, and that he has postponed the better purpose to the viler one that makes virtue unattainable after the soul has corroded itself with avarice. He who swaps his virtue off for wealth may find too late he can never rue.There is but one right road to wealth and he who travels it must wade his own sweat. Economy: is the poor man's mint. He who essays another route than this or strays into luring paths where richer fruits tempt him into devious ways, soon finds his feet on slippery places where he must perforce make choice of questionable means to prop and stay him up, when honor begins to lag for a rendezvous with lust, and he pays the price of success with his own virtue.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Introducing Lucy Frenchfry McPuppers!Follow Lucy McPuppers as she navigates the world through the eyes of a dog. As a teacher and parent, the author identifies with the need for children to read books which they can relate to. In this series, Lucy McPuppers deals with real life scenarios and shows children how she sees the world, as well as encourages expanding your child’s knowledge and vocabulary. In the first book, Lucy McPuppers welcomes a new dog to the family. Lucy is not so sure about the new puppy, and discusses their differences and similarities using synonyms to encourage expanding your child’s vocabulary. Follow along with big dog Lucy as she meets little dog Ginger, and watch for new titles in the series!