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  • Betrayal At Bethesda: The Intertwined Fates of James Forrestal, Joseph McCarthy, and John F. Kennedy

    J.C. Hawkins

    eBook
    On May 22, 1949, former secretary of defense James Forrestal fell from the sixteenth floor of a building in Bethesda, Maryland. His death was investigated by the US Navy, but the official report listed no definitive cause.On May 2, 1957, US senator and staunch anti-Communist advocate Joseph McCarthy died of acute hepatitis. No cause was given and no autopsy was ever conducted.On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while visiting Dallas, Texas. The ensuing investigation would inspire a controversy that would last well into the twenty-first century.Three of the most important men in the fight against global communism all died in sinister circumstances. In the span of fourteen years, Forrestal, McCarthy, and Kennedy, three men who were great friends during their lives, were all effectively removed from international politics.J. C. Hawkins refuses to believe this is a coincidence. His new exposé, Betrayal at Bethesda, presents an alternate theory to all three deaths. The men were too closely connected in their policies and political careers for their deaths to be written off as unrelated. Hawkins not only challenges the historical record but also shows how each man died for the ideals they collectively held in such high esteem.
  • Betrayal At Bethesda: The Intertwined Fates of James Forrestal, Joseph McCarthy, and John F. Kennedy

    J. C. Hawkins

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 20, 2017)
    On May 22, 1949, former secretary of defense James Forrestal fell from the sixteenth floor of a building in Bethesda, Maryland. His death was investigated by the US Navy, but the official report listed no definitive cause. On May 2, 1957, US senator and staunch anti-Communist advocate Joseph McCarthy died of acute hepatitis. No cause was given and no autopsy was ever conducted. On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated while visiting Dallas, Texas. The ensuing investigation would inspire a controversy that would last well into the twenty-first century. Three of the most important men in the fight against global communism all died in sinister circumstances. In the span of fourteen years, Forrestal, McCarthy, and Kennedy, three men who were great friends during their lives, were all effectively removed from international politics. J. C. Hawkins refuses to believe this is a coincidence. His new exposé, Betrayal at Bethesda, presents an alternate theory to all three deaths. The men were too closely connected in their policies and political careers for their deaths to be written off as unrelated. Hawkins not only challenges the historical record but also shows how each man died for the ideals they collectively held in such high esteem.
  • Pat the Cat & Friends Read Along Box Set

    Jacqui Hawkins

    Paperback (DK CHILDREN, Sept. 1, 2001)
    Your children will love the silly characters; you'll see this best-selling series as a great learning tool. Rhyming text helps kids learns the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern vital for learning to read. The split pages teach new words as each page is turned. Each vowel sound has its own book and comical character, making this set a mini reading program that's perfect for the new reader.
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  • Demoniac Dance

    Jaq D. Hawkins

    language (Golbin Publishing, May 23, 2014)
    A young girl is drawn to the world of the magicians, but will she have courage when she encounters their allies... the goblins?Long ago, in a time forgotten, the ruined city was filled with people and goblins were believed to be only a legend. Now a young girl flees her home in the small settlement south of the river, escaping from an unwanted marriage. Desperation takes her to the riverside, the site where as a toddler she remembers being treated kindly by a goblin who had befriended the human ruler, Count Anton. But another memory of that day unsettles her as she pushes the small boat into the current. A memory of bubbles in the river, and of blood. There's something in the water still. It is a time of grim omens. Driven by a premonition that she belongs with the northern people across the river, she soon meets the children of Magicians...and of goblins. Yet there are greater challenges to face. Trouble is brewing, and at the center of the conflict lies tension between species as well as between the ever combative northern and southern humans. Count Anton is caught between those who are eager to assist him and those who have their own agendas. Meanwhile, a new enemy arises from over the sea. Foreign humans come to invade, expecting an easy conquest of the rich lands that Count Anton has so wisely kept productive of food supplies. The goblins see the danger of this invasion to their own uneasy peace with the familiar local humans, but they disagree among themselves as to whether they will best serve their kind by helping the surface dwellers, or by leaving all humans to kill each other once and for all.The magic of powerful enchanted weapons belongs to the goblins alone, but a goblin sword gifted to Count Anton might save the humans, conquering all in its path, if Anton can work out how to invoke its power.Ever vigilant against unseen enemies and unknown conspirators who lurk in the shadows, the children of magicians must survive in a world where goblins dance with dragons in the skies, where monsters and men, friend or foe, might take any form.Second in the Goblin Series, but can be read as first for those who prefer quick action over world building.
  • The Itsy Bitsy Spider

    Jason Hawkins

    language (Jackson Fish Market, March 1, 2015)
    This classic nursery rhyme is brought to life in gorgeous, modern illustrations by Jason Hawkins. The adventurous spider ascends, descends and reascends the waterspout.
  • Lands Edge: The Spirit Children Series

    Jan Hawkins

    language (Jan Hawkins, July 19, 2014)
    It is an ancient world hidden in time. It is a place that has been since time began. When Jeremy a young man of the Bama people, those indigenous to the rainforests of Australia, discovers another world it changes his own. It changes his life, moulding it into another path. His Lore is ancient, his world is breathless but nothing prepares him for what unfolds. Born of an ancient culture he hopes his path is that of the Shaman but he is to uncover a new world that had been lost to our own. A world time had left behind. Can Jeremy unravel the timeless mysteries of the Caverns and survive the journey? Does Kirri, the strange woman from the inland hold the secrets time has forgotten?The Spirit Children Series are the stories, lives and loves of those born of The Dreaming. Discover a world hidden within our own, while you peel back the histories and journey into a new beginning. It is a new understanding of our own world, a hidden history lost in time.Lands Edge is the first book of the Spirit Children Series, it is a journey of discovery as young boy steps towards becoming a man, a Shaman amongst his people yet following his footsteps will take you were you have never walked before. See the world through his eyes as you step towards this world with him. The second book, Through Other Eyes, is a companion book to Lands Edge and here you will discover a world hidden from less experienced eyes where you too will touch an ancient time.http://janhawkins.com.au
  • PAT THE CAT

    Jacqui Hawkins

    Hardcover (DK Children, Jan. 1, 1900)
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  • Timmy the Courageous Sheep

    Jamie Hawkins

    eBook (Fowler Digital Services, Nov. 6, 2013)
    You're invited to a party... a whole big bunch of sheep party! Come and join the adventures of Timmy and his friends. Fun for every kid, ages 5 to 105! SHEEP REALLY DO SURF!
  • It's Alive!: The Science of Plants and Living Things

    Jay Hawkins

    Paperback (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)
    The world around us is full of living things. Readers will be introduced to this branch of science through a multitude of different projects. Easy-to-follow text and vivid photographs make this an informative resource for any creative scientist.
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  • Really Horrible Body Facts

    Jay Hawkins

    Paperback (Windmill Books, July 15, 2013)
    The human body is teeming with all sorts of bacteria and other microscopic organisms. This volume will present readers with revolting, but true, facts that might make them develop more hygienic habits. A fun way to explore the human body and its organs and systems with simple chunks of gross-out text and hilarious illustrations.
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  • Super Sonic: The Science of Sound

    Jay Hawkins

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)
    Readers will be engaged with fascinating facts and unique experiments to help them explore the extraordinary science of sound. Step-by-step instructions accompanied by colorful photographs will make these projects fun for everyone. This fun and educational resource is a great addition to any scientistÂ’s library.
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  • Push and Pull: The Science of Forces

    Jay Hawkins

    Library Binding (Windmill Books, Jan. 15, 2013)
    Clever science projects will make the science of forces interesting and entertaining for any aspiring scientist. Informative photographs and step-by-step instructions make all projects accessible to readers. In fact, readers may not even realize how much they are learning about science, while having a blast creating many cool projects.
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