Books with author Ted Schroeder

FOR THOSE WITH TYPO-PHOBIA....THE SPELLING HAS BEEN CORRECTED. :) The healthy and creative way for those with dark minds to unwind and express themselves. 37 notorious serial killers for you to spend intimate time coloring. Single-sided images that are perfect for framing. Fill an entire wall with these disturbing legends. Moderate to complex in detail. CONTAINS ADULT LANGUAGE. NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN.

A book about practical NCO leadership and the importance of presence—no doctrine, no philosophy, no war stories.Behind the Colors is based on the premise that NCOs should master specific skills at each level of Leadership. It includes practical stories of success and failure to highlight the importance of mastering these skills, which will carry an NCO through their career. Behind the Colors is a Leadership Book for Soldiers of all ranks: Past, Present and Future. Appropriate for all ages and applicable in life as well as service to the Nation as a Noncommissioned Officer in the Army.

A book about practical NCO leadership and the importance of presence--no doctrine, no philosophy, no war stories.Behind the Colors is based on the premise that NCOs should master specific skills at each level of Leadership. It includes practical stories of success and failure to highlight the importance of mastering these skills, which will carry an NCO through their career. Behind the Colors is a Leadership Book for Soldiers of all ranks: Past, Present and Future. Appropriate for all ages and applicable in life as well as service to the Nation as a Noncommissioned Officer in the Army.

AMAZON BESTSELLER!! Asleep in their townhouse in Georgetown - an enclave of Washington, D. C. - James Webb, a Navy SEAL, and his wife Kate, a computer security specialist, receive a late-night visit from the FBI. Two U. S. Senators have been killed in a fiery car wreck four miles from the White House, a baffling clue found near the scene. As the Webbs follow a lead attained prior to the crash, they are stunned to discover a trail of clues shrouded by an ingenious veil of secrecy. The stakes are raised when the Webbs uncover a startling link to a dangerous adversary with a hidden agenda. In a frantic race through Washington, New York and Paris, Kate and James find themselves matching their uncommon skills with a cunning, faceless antagonist who appears to foresee their every move. Unless they can solve the mystifying puzzle, an audacious and insidious scheme to control the U.S. Senate will succeed. Together they tap into a vein of bottomless iniquity and astonishing corruption.

It began in 1956 in West Palm Beach, Florida, where three eleven year old children try to find a ghost that lives in the Chauncey House Mansion.The story switches to England in the year 1860, where the original Chauncey family have their estates.Young Neville and his wife Martha are forced to flee to America in order to escape an unscrupulous law man who helps kidnap young women and then sells them to the highest bidder. While Neville and Martha are traveling to San Francisco on the luxurious passenger train called the OLGA, they become heroes when they assist in stopping the train from being robbed by eleven gunmen.Years later they settle in West Palm Beach, Florida, and build a duplicate mansion of their home as it was in England.After the deaths of the Chauncey’s, the mansion was left to a second cousin, Jonathan Crawford, who lived in England. He arrived in Florida after deciding to make a drastic change in his life.Soon after arriving, Jonathan meets and falls in love with Catherine Garrett, and also helps save the Chauncey estate from ruthless thieves.

This book is based upon a family of cats that have human characteristics. The animal families face challenging problems with wild dogs and other cats. They learn to trust humans who give them loving care and kindness. An unusual friendship occurs between cats and squirrels as they learn to trust each other. The book is for children aged 8-12, however, every adult who has read it said they not only enjoyed it, but were left with a loving, lasting feeling, which they thought would be a wonderful influence for children to share. Anyone who loves animals will love this story. ================================The book would be a good one for a family read. Many good points are given without being preachy. There is human-animal relationship, kindness, sacrifice, and courage. Parents should be aware that the author does not idealize the lives of feral cats. While there are happy, fluffy times, we also see that the cats have to be ever vigilant in a hostile world, as their world is sometimes violent. Their struggle to survive is well told within the context of the story and their reasons to distrust humans painful. There is a death early in the story that could bring tears. There is still a lot fun in the book and there are humans who act out of kindness. There are heartwarming scenes where the older cats begin to trust humans. By Mack Lundyhttp://www.revish.com/reviews/0738835048/MaxAbout The AuthorNan is a college professor and teaches computer sciences and early American history. When she is not teaching she writes stories about children and animals.

This book is based upon a family of cats that have human characteristics. The animal families face challenging problems with wild dogs and other cats. They learn to trust humans who give them loving care and kindness. An unusual friendship occurs between cats and squirrels as they learn to trust each other.The book is for children aged 8-12, however, every adult who has read it said they not only enjoyed it, but were left with a loving, lasting feeling, which they thought would be a wonderful influence for children to share. Anyone who loves animals will love this story. ============================================The book would be a good one for a family read. Many good points are given without being preachy. There is human-animal relationship, kindness, sacrifice, and courage. Parents should be aware that the author does not idealize the lives of feral cats. While there are happy, fluffy times, we also see that the cats have to be ever vigilant in a hostile world, as their world is sometimes violent. Their struggle to survive is well told within the context of the story and their reasons to distrust humans painful. There is a death early in the story that could bring tears. There is still a lot fun in the book and there are humans who act out of kindness. There are heartwarming scenes where the older cats begin to trust humans. By Mack Lundyrevish.com/reviews/0738835048/Max