Books with author Thomas J Carey

The Captain had a life before he had a hook.Jas Rosewall had everything he could ever want: a loving family, a warm home, and a promising future. But when his younger brother Peter leaves their family in ruin, will Jas be able to piece his life back together, or will his malice consume him?Uncover the gripping origins of the world’s most infamous pirate and the feud that changed Neverland forever. From his formative adventures at Eton College to his swashbuckling years in the King's Royal Navy, you've never known this side of the Captain before.

In Top Knotch, three Shih Tzu girls—Ginger, Hapi, and Missy, scheme to extricate their late 20s-something owner, Robin, from a series of foibles. Robin is an engineer who works for her uber-successful, but domineering dad, Fritz. She’s engaged to marry Sean, who works as the intellectual property attorney for their venture capital firm, Rosencratz & Dessein.Determined to connect Robin with the man of her dreams, her three little pooches are always on the prowl for a new boyfriend to replace Sean. Luck is with them when Robin meets Luke at a backyard pool party. Luke is a world-renowned engineer and inventor, and unlike Sean, he’s a really nice guy.Much to the dogs’ delight, Luke has super powers and can hear them talk! Hi-jinx ensues as the dogs scheme and conspire with Luke to connect with Robin. As Robin becomes increasingly torn between Luke and the “papa-approved” Sean, she discovers a few secrets of her own. She learns life is lived from the inside out by being brave and following your heart.

The Captain had a life before he had a hook. Jas Rosewall had everything he could ever want: a loving family, a warm home, and a promising future. But when his younger brother Peter leaves their family in ruin, will Jas be able to piece his life back together, or will his malice consume him? Uncover the gripping origins of the world’s most infamous pirate and the feud that changed Neverland forever. From his formative adventures at Eton College to his swashbuckling years in the King's Royal Navy, you've never known this side of the Captain before.

Angus was born in Falmouth, a village on Cape Cod. His father is a commercial fisherman and his mother runs their small fish store. His grandfather was the famous Captain Appleby, who sailed a large three-masted cargo schooner which was lost in a storm off Cape Hatteras. Angus is expected to follow his fathers footsteps and become a fisherman--however, Angus has his grandfathers love for sailing and, against his fathers wishes, he secretly takes sailing lessons. He has a dream to someday sail around the world. One day on the city dock, he meets an old sea captain who owns a small sailboat that is sinking at the dock.Angus befriends the old man, Captain Duncan, and tells him of his dream to sail the seven seas. Captain Duncan tells him he once had the same dream that he built the little sailboat fifty years ago, named it Echo and sailed the world. He gives Angus the little sailboat and encourages him to follow his dream. Go along with Angus on his journey, as he finds new friends, gains experience, encounters terrifying storms and eventually fulfills his dream.

This book contains life skills that could greatly impact our young boys. In today’s society it’s not uncommon to find men who lack basic life skills. Unfortunately, somewhere throughout their lives they’ve missed valuable teaching that helps shape a man in becoming strong, responsible and independent. As a result, Men of Tomorrow was created. This book will teach boys simple life skills to help them easily transition into adulthood without the hassle and embarrassment. These life skills includes things such as how to iron, tie a tie, sew a button, wash clothes, wash dishes, budget, how to properly complete a job application, table etiquette, how to properly communicate, how to treat a lady, the importance of dress, the importance of credit, how to vote, how to control his anger, public speaking and the list goes on. These powerful teachings can change the way a young man views himself and the world.

This Breakfast Dainties:Amazing Breakfast for Every Morning includes 20 illustrations relevant to the contents.Applewood Books, 2008 - "The desire of the average man is to remain in bed until the very last moment. A hurried breakfast of food long cooked awaits the late riser, who will not masticate it properly when he finally arrives at the breakfast-table, and the best of housekeepers is discouraged and prevented from ever attempting culinary surprises, when they are not to be appreciated. In this way she is innocently driven into a rut from which it is difficult to escape when occasions present themselves for offering novelties. The following recipes and remarks will be found valuable assistants to those so situated, and will offer many practical suggestions intended to develop ingenuity and skilfulness in this much-neglected branch of cookery." (From Introduction)

With many valuable hints and directions concerning breakfast breads, fruits, beverages and dainty dishes. Mr. Murrey's own recipes. “The following recipes and remarks will be found valuable assistants to those so situated, and will offer many practical suggestions intended to develop ingenuity and skilfulness in this much-neglected branch of cookery. Avoid asking that innocent but often annoying question, "What shall we have for breakfast?" Rely upon your own resources and inventiveness, and you will soon master the situation. The average business man generally knows but little of what is or is not in market, and he dislikes to have his gastronomic knowledge constantly analyzed.” CONTENTS. REMARKS ON BREAKFAST COOKERY, FRUITS. APPLES, BAKED, BANANAS, BLACKBERRIES, RASPBERRIES, ETC., CANTALOUPES, CHERRIES, CURRANTS, FIGS AND DATES, GRAPES, MELONS, ORANGES, PEACHES, PEARS, PINEAPPLES, PLUMS, STRAWBERRIES, MISCELLANEOUS, BEVERAGES. COFFEE, "AFTER DINNER" COFFEE, BOILING WATER FOR COFFEE, TEA, COCOA AND CHOCOLATE, BREAD, ETC. BREAD, "HOME-MADE" BREAD AND ROLLS, SALT, MAIZE, OR INDIAN CORN, CORN BREAD, CORN MEAL CUSTARD, "BOSTON BROWN BREAD," MAIZE MUFFINS, GRAHAM MUFFINS, BREAKFAST BISCUIT, MILK BREAD, ROLLED WHEAT BISCUIT, TO TEST THE OVEN, TOAST. DRY TOAST, DIP TOAST, MILK TOAST, ANCHOVY TOAST, CLAM TOAST, MARROW BONE TOAST, OYSTER TOAST, SALMON TOAST, TONGUE TOAST, EGGS AND OMELETS. TO TEST EGGS, BAKED EGGS, OMELETS, CHEESE OMELET, OMELET WITH HERBS, ONION OMELET, OYSTER OMELET, OMELETTE AU RHUM, SPANISH OMELET, SWEET OMELET, POTATOES. POTATOES IN GENERAL, BOILED POTATOES, LYONNAISE POTATOES, POTATOES AU COCHON, POTATOES AU GRATIN, POTATOES, SAUTÉED, MISCELLANEOUS BREAKFAST DISHES. ARTICHOKES (FRENCH), ARTICHOKES (FRENCH), FRIED, CHICKEN CROQUETTES, CHICKEN, DEVILLED, CHICKEN, FRIED, CRABS, SOFT-SHELL, FILET OF SOLE; SAUCE TARTARE, HAMBURG STEAK, HOMINY FRITTERS, KIDNEY, SAUTÉED, LAMB CHOPS WITH FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS ON TOAST, MUTTON CHOPS WITH FRIED TOMATOES, OYSTERS, BROILED, PORK AND BEANS, REED BIRDS, SALT CODFISH, BROILED, SARDINES, BROILED, SAUCE TARTARE, SAUSAGES, SMELTS, BROILED, SMELTS, FRIED, SQUABS, STEAK, TENDERLOIN; SAUCE BEARNAISE, STEAK, SIRLOIN; SAUCE BORDELAISE, TOMATO SAUCE, TRIPE WITH OYSTERS, TRIPE, LYONNAISE, TURKEY, MINCED, WITH POACHED EGG, VEAL CUTLET, SAUCE ROBERT

'Dinner may be pleasant,So may social tea; But yet methinks the breakfastIs best of all the three.'The importance of preparing a variety of dainty dishes for the breakfast table is but lightly considered by many who can afford luxuries, quite as much as by those who little dream of the delightful, palate-pleasing compounds made from 'unconsidered trifles.'The desire of the average man is to remain in bed until the very last moment. A hurried breakfast of food long cooked awaits the late riser, who will not masticate it properly when he finally arrives at the breakfast-table, and the best of housekeepers is discouraged and prevented from ever attempting culinary surprises, when they are not to be appreciated. In this way she is innocently driven into a rut from which it is difficult to escape when occasions present themselves for offering novelties.The following recipes and remarks will be found valuable assistants to those so situated, and will offer many practical suggestions intended to develop ingenuity and skilfulness in this much-neglected branch of cookery. Avoid asking that innocent but often annoying question, 'What shall we have for breakfast?' Rely upon your own resources and inventiveness, and you will soon master the situation. The average business man generally knows but little of what is or is not in market, and he dislikes to have his gastronomic knowledge constantly analyzed.Should your domestic duties prevent you from occasionally visiting the public markets, it will be found expedient to subscribe for a reliable newspaper that makes a specialty of reporting the latest gastronomic news. This cannot be accomplished by cook-books, owing to the fluctuations in prices and the constant arrival of 'good cheer' at seasons when least expected.Steaks and chops are looked upon as the substantials of the breakfast-table, but when served continually they do not give satisfaction, be they ever so good, and are not duly appreciated unless interspersed occasionally with lighter dishes.

Angus was born in Falmouth, a village on Cape Cod. His father is a commercial fisherman and his mother runs their small fish store. His grandfather was the famous Captain Appleby, who sailed a large three-masted cargo schooner which was lost in a storm off Cape Hatteras. Angus is expected to follow his father's footsteps and become a fisherman-however, Angus has his grandfather's love for sailing and, against his father's wishes, he secretly takes sailing lessons. He has a dream to someday sail around the world. One day on the city dock, he meets an old sea captain who owns a small sailboat that is sinking at the dock. Angus befriends the old man, Captain Duncan, and tells him of his dream to sail the seven seas. Captain Duncan tells him he once had the same dream - that he built the little sailboat fifty years ago, named it Echo and sailed the world. He gives Angus the little sailboat and encourages him to follow his dream. Go along with Angus on his journey, as he finds new friends, gains experience, encounters terrifying storms and eventually fulfills his dream.

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