Books with author William J Rolfe

Dead men tell no tales. Except to me. When I'm around, they can't shut up.If my paranormal-obsessed best friend Bones knew, he’d be crazy happy. But only one thing happens when I acknowledge their presence. Trouble. I’ve gotten so good at hiding my ability, everyone believes it. Even the ghosts…most of the time.Except now I’ve got the nightmare of all homework assignments: write a book report about Mark Twain. Trouble is, I have to go to the library to check out a book. Not just any library—the Hannibal, Missouri’s Free Library. It’s the most haunted building intown. And it’s haunted by none other than Samuel Langhorne Clemens, himself.Now this spook is haunting me. Following me everywhere I go, desperate to find the legendary Twain Treasure. What exactly is that treasure? Not even Sam can say.Well, Bones has always wanted to go on a real-life ghost adventure. I just hope this one doesn’t land us both in ZIP code 63409-DEAD.

The Greatest Escape Artist of All Time is Trapped.And he thinks I have the key...After our adventure with Mark Twain, I'd hoped Bones and I were out of the ghost hunting business for good.But a crafty magician has other plans. Houdini himself is stuck between worlds, and Bones can't wait to help him.When the mysterious Reaper666 is added to our crew and we come up against a powerful vengeful spirit, it's not just Houdini's afterlife on the line.We better have some fantastic tricks up our sleeves, or we're going to all end up imprisoned with Houdini.Or worse.

Dead men tell no tales. Except to me. When I'm around, they can't shut up. If my paranormal-obsessed best friend Bones knew, he’d be crazy happy. But only one thing happens when I acknowledge their presence. Trouble. I’ve gotten so good at hiding my ability, everyone believes it. Even the ghosts…most of the time. Except now I’ve got the nightmare of all homework assignments: write a book report about Mark Twain. Trouble is, I have to go to the library to check out a book. Not just any library—the Hannibal, Missouri’s Free Library. It’s the most haunted building in town. And it’s haunted by none other than Samuel Langhorne Clemens, himself. Now this spook is haunting me. Following me everywhere I go, desperate to find the legendary Twain Treasure. What exactly is that treasure? Not even Sam can say. Well, Bones has always wanted to go on a real-life ghost adventure. I just hope this one doesn’t land us both in ZIP code 63409-DEAD.

This fourth and final volume of Chemical Sensitivity introduces and explains diagnostic and treatment practices that have been successfully used with thousands of chemically sensitive patients. Applications of various treatment methods are discussed, including:Heat depurationInjection therapyNutrition replacementEndocrine treatmentTolerance moderatorsBehavior therapySurgeryVolume 4: Tools for Diagnosis and Methods of Treatment also offers insight into the nature of long-term results of appropriate diagnosis and treatment of chemical sensitivity.Features of the volumes comprising Chemical Sensitivity:Presents results from studies of more than 20,000 Environmental Health Center (EHC) patients under controlled conditions Incorporates the results from study and treatment of an estimated 100,000 patients from other environmentally oriented physicians and scientists around the worldDescribes techniques for removal of toxins from the bodyIdentifies the effects of environmental pollutants on known mechanisms of immune and nonimmune detoxification systemsEmphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between endocrine, immunological, and neurological systems and their nutrient fuels

The Greatest Escape Artist of All Time is Trapped.And he thinks I have the key...After our adventure with Mark Twain, I'd hoped Bones and I were out of the ghost hunting business for good.But a crafty magician has other plans. Houdini himself is stuck between worlds, and Bones can't wait to help him.When the mysterious Reaper666 is added to our crew and we come up against a powerful vengeful spirit, it's not just Houdini's afterlife on the line.We better have some fantastic tricks up our sleeves, or we're going to all end up imprisoned with Houdini.Or worse.

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About the book: Journey with the Dots as they develop fins and the ability to swim in response to selective pressure caused by major topographical change. About the series: The Evolutionary Journey series follows the "Dots" along fun and exciting adventures, as they encounter various evolutionary phenomena. Each story in the series is designed to introduce evolutionary principles from an isolated perspective, making them clearly understandable. The simplified evolutionary concepts are perfect for the naturally inquisitive minds of young children as they develop increasingly abstract thought. More about the series at www.jjwilliam.com. Books in the series: Each title available as a story book and a coloring book: Red Dots and Blue Dots - The Dots adapt to a changing habitat and predatory selective pressure. Dots Have Fins - The Dots adapt to selective pressure from a major topographical change.