Books with author Thomas Kennedy

Irish Mythology and modern Multi-universe theory meet in an action adventure.A pre-Celtic artifact transforms into a bracelet and climbs up your arm. And now you can speak any language. And you can travel ‘time-lines’. Imagine a multiuniverse with a ‘Time-line’ for every possible future and present.When Kate, the daughter of an American Professor, finds the bracelet, she and her friends are catapulted into the ‘Time-lines’.Into a Time-line of modern day sophisticated Raptor dinosaurs that regard humans as gourmet food. And they also walk with modern Pharaohs of Egypt.Conchobar is a teenage run-away from ‘Tir-na- Nogh’ (Celtic mythological ‘Land of the Young.’) He has lost his bracelet to Asil, the daughter of a farmer who is a modern Raptor in his Time-line.Harrington, their Shoggoth (a being who performs a task) is actually a reporter with the prestigious Irish Times. The Jamaican aunt of Kate’s friend Lana accidentally uses Obeah magic to make Harrington fall in love with her, and the children have to bring him across the Time-lines to break the spell. He becomes the Oracle in the ‘Chapel of the Hearing Ear’ in the Time–line of the modern Pharaoh, the ruler of the Western World.The Egyptians think the Raptor Asil, in reality a teenager, is ‘Wepwawet, the jackal God of Abydos, Lord of the Necroplis.’ The Raptors want to use Conchobar’s bracelet to transport the humans across from the Egyptian Time- line to sell them in their Raptor Time- line as ‘gourmet food.’ They offer to make Conchobar the Pharaoh if he will help them.Kate and her team, aided by policewoman Mary, set out to put a stop to all this.

Mateo is celebrating his fifth birthday. His party is held at the local bowling alley, where he and his friends bowl, eat cake, and open presents. Emerging readers will be excited to join Mateo and his friends at the bowling alley. Fun text and corresponding illustrations will demonstrate how birthdays are often celebrated in Western culture. This book is sure to be enjoyed by both emerging readers and younger children who have not yet started reading.

This short story mixes Celtic Mythology and modern Multi-universe Theory.Kate, the daughter of an American professor working in Ireland, discovers an ancient jewel. Now she can travel time-lines and speak many languages.She is sent on a misson to the Time-line of modern day raptors to rescue a runaway boy called Conchobar.She meets Olaf the king of the Orang-utan and Asil the Raptor teenager. Will she rescue Conchobar or will they end up as Raptor Gourmet Food?

Irish Mythology meets modern ideas of multiple Universes in a humorous adventure. A pre-Celtic artifact transforms into a bracelet and climbs up your arm. And now you can speak any language. And you can travel 'time-lines'. Imagine a 'Time-line' for every possible future and present. When Kate, the eleven-year-old daughter of an American Professor, finds the bracelet, she and her friends are catapulted into the 'Time-lines'. Into a Time-line of modern day sophisticated Raptor dinosaurs that regard humans as gourmet food. And they also walk with modern Pharaohs of Egypt. Conchobar is a run-away teenager from 'Tir-na- Nogh' (Celtic mythological 'Land of the Young.') He has lost his bracelet to Asil, the daughter of a farmer who is a modern Raptor in his Time-line. Harrington, their Shoggoth (a being who performs a task) is actually a reporter with the prestigious Irish Times. The Jamaican aunt of Kate's friend Lana accidentally uses Obeah magic to make Harrington fall in love with her, and the children have to bring him across the Time-lines to break the spell. He becomes the Oracle in the 'Chapel of the Hearing Ear' in the Time-line of the modern Pharaoh, the ruler of the Western World. The Egyptians think the Raptor Asil, in reality a teenager, is 'Wepwawet, the jackal God of Abydos, Lord of the Necroplis.' The Raptors want to use Conchobar's bracelet to transport the humans across from the Egyptian Time- line to sell them in their Raptor Time- line as 'gourmet food.' They offer to make Conchobar the Pharaoh if he will help them. Kate and her team, aided by policewoman Mary, set out to put a stop to all this.

Whether it's taking on an Imperial ship designed to wipe out entire alien species or battling amidst a vicious civil war fueled by both the Rebellion and the Empire, entering an abandoned Star Destroyer seeking a mysterious prize or settling a dispute between an Imperial outpost and the local leadership, there's no job too deadly for the man in the Mandalorian armor - if the price is right!

Excerpt from Farnorth, Vol. 3 of 3The smoke and the sulphur have died away. It is only three months since the rockets and Roman candles were flinging their bright sparks all around, and now not even a charred stick remains to point out that evanescent splendour. The curtain has risen to the new company who have taken Booklands, and the actors are per forming to an admiring audience. Yes; I am sorry to say to an admiring audience. Boxes and pit clap their white gloved hands, and fling bouquets to the beautiful Prima Donna. The gallery does not fill, the gods stand aloof, and cry aloud in vain for the old dramas which were acted by the late company. Those old dramas will never be put upon the stage again by the present manager. There was no show, no glitter, vol. III. B.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.