Books with title The Reel Front

What is a Neck-toe? Sonny's grandfather, Pops, has a photograph of one but Sonny is afraid to look. Once upon a time, Pops was a somebody, before the dock was taken over by a bunch of wise guy gulls. When Pops takes Sonny to the spot where it all went down, something incredible happens-it's movie magic. Join Sonny as he gets a bird's eye view from Pops of some of Hoboken's most colorful birds...and we're not talking feathers here. Based on the movie, On The Waterfront.

What is a Neck-toe? Sonny's grandfather, Pops, has a photograph of one but Sonny is afraid to look. Once upon a time, Pops was a somebody, before the dock was taken over by a bunch of wise guy gulls. When Pops takes Sonny to the spot where it all went down, something incredible happens-it's movie magic. Join Sonny as he gets a bird's eye view from Pops of some of Hoboken's most colorful birds...and we're not talking feathers here. Based on the movie, On The Waterfront.

Have you ever been listening to a story being told when suddenly a movie projector appears out of nowhere and a film reel begins to play? Welcome to Sonny's life. After meeting his grandfather, Pops, the two go to a spot where magic happens. Following the take over of the pigeons' dock by a bunch of bully gulls, Pops was the only bird foolishly brave enough to stand up to the flock. With Pops at the director’s helm, he introduces Sonny to some of the most colorful birds any pigeon could ever want to know and we're not talking feathers here. "We enjoyed your style and the layered storytelling.”-The editors at Boyds Mills Press (creators of Highlights) “ See what's going on down at the docks. You'll laugh, maybe even cry, if you’re like some of the pigeons in this book.

A fictional chapter book for young girls about the world of Irish dancing. After the death of her mother, Grace's father decides to take her and her brother to their mother's family home in Ireland for Christmas.Whilst there, Grace discovers that her mother was an Irish dancer. Intrigued with finding out a secret about her mother encourages Grace to find out what Irish dancing is. This discovery leads to joining a local dance class and realising that she too loves the sport that her mother loved.

Excerpts years of sturdy boyhood and manly youth. She knew well that the hope and longing of his heart was to be assigned to the cavalry regiment of which Lieutenant McCrea was quartermaster, the regiment once stationed at old Fort Reynolds, in the Rockies, when Dr. Graham was there as post surgeon and Geordie was preparing for West Point. Indeed, Mr. McCrea had "coached" her son in mathematics, and had been most helpful in securing the appointment. And now here was the quartermaster on leave of absence, the first he had had in years, spending several weeks of his three months' rest at the scene of his own soldier school-days.But it was "Bud," her younger son, who had come rushing down to the surgeon's quarters only a few minutes before parade with the all-important news. "Mither!--Geordie!" he cried, "Captain Cross says the assignment order's come and will be published at parade. Hurry up!"Dr. Graham could hardly believe it. As McCrea said, the War Department seldom issued the order before mid-July.

This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide.

Excerpt s years of sturdy boyhood and manly youth. She knew well that the hope and longing of his heart was to be assigned to the cavalry regiment of which Lieutenant McCrea was quartermaster, the regiment once stationed at old Fort Reynolds, in the Rockies, when Dr. Graham was there as post surgeon and Geordie was preparing for West Point. Indeed, Mr. McCrea had "coached" her son in mathematics, and had been most helpful in securing the appointment. And now here was the quartermaster on leave of absence, the first he had had in years, spending several weeks of his three months' rest at the scene of his own soldier school-days. But it was "Bud," her younger son, who had come rushing down to the surgeon's quarters only a few minutes before parade with the all-important news. "Mither!--Geordie!" he cried, "Captain Cross says the assignment order's come and will be published at parade. Hurry up!" Dr. Graham could hardly believe it. As McCrea said, the War Department seldom issued the order before mid-July.

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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide.