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Most Horror: 25 People Share their Creepiest Hometown Legends
Robert Williams
language (, Feb. 11, 2019)Thanks to download our Book of 25 People Share their Creepiest Hometown Legendsso don’t miss it and read to them at last past. You will not before when you read this book. We have all heard our fair share of creepy stories; they are what small villages are made of. Whether it be the haunted house full of scare and on the edge of villages or the strange and terrible monsters that lurk, hidden in the mid-night. It has been passed from generation to generation these stories shift and change occurs in it as the years pass by and while they are often based on nothing more than our darkest terrors, whose knows a few of them may just be fully real stories.Settle in and get ready to shake as people from round the world share their most horrifying hometown urban legends. Go on, read them after dark—we dare you.Now turn off the lights and take a large bed sheets and hide himself in them because the truth is we’re not safe. The actual world is far more frightening than anything we can make up.
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How To Tell The Birds From The Flowers And Other Wood-Cuts: A Revised Manual Of Flornithology For Beginners
Wood Robert Williams
Hardcover (Duffield, Jan. 1, 1917)None
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How to tell the birds from the flowers and other wood-cuts: A revised manual of florinthology for beginners
Robert Williams Wood
Unknown Binding (Duffield and Co, March 15, 1928)None
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The Day Robby the Rat Became a Hero Maker
Robert Wood, Will Wood
Paperback (Covenant Books, Oct. 14, 2018)Adventurous, unpretentious Robby the Rat finds himself the only one willing to perform a daring rescue of an important dignitary. After the rescue he finds his "hero" status usurped by the town bully and he is left to rescue himself. But truth and fairness win out when the dignitary gives special public honor to Robby.
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How To Tell The Birds From The Flowers: A Manual of Flornithology for Beginners
Robert Williams Wood
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, )None
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The Kids Who Thought They Could Fly
Robert Williams
language (, Aug. 10, 2019)Three teenagers in wheelchairs build a flying machine to escape their earthly bounds.
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Wonder World 6: The Venom Mist
Robert W. Williams
eBookThe continuing adventures of the Wonder World team.
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The Lost Warship
Robert Williams
eBook (Ozymandias Press, July 27, 2016)Jap bombs rained down, there was a tremendous blast—and a weird thing happened to the Idaho
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Landscapes and Seascapes HT-66, How to Draw and Paint Series
Robert Wood
Paperback (Walter Foster Publishing, )Great book to learn how to paint nature, still nature, landscapes, sites and places.
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KEKOA AND KANANI
Robert Williams
language (Robert L. Williams, Nov. 27, 2011)An entertaining children's short-story of adventure in Old Hawaii that illustrates life in a fishing village from a child's viewpoint and contains lessons in family love and childhood courage. Included is a brief translation and pronunciation table of the dozen or so Hawaiian words used.
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The Lost Warship
Robert Williams
eBook (Endymion Press, March 15, 2018)Jap bombs rained down, there was a tremendous blast - and a weird thing happened to the Idaho! A fantastisc classic from the era when science fiction was developing, Robert Williams impresses with his monumental work, the Lost Warship!
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Wonder World
Robert W. Williams
language (, Feb. 27, 2012)A children's series for ages 9-14 about a group of five teens that travel to a planet on the other side of the Sun. Starting off on a simple mission from N.A.S.A., the shuttle they are travelling in passes through a wormhole and lands on a planet quite similar to Earth. However, the team quickly discovers that life on Wonder World is far different from everything they knew on planet Earth. Follow their adventures as they befriend the alien walking sticks and explore this newly discovered planet!