Andrew: 1180 books

Andrew is adrift in the world, surrounded by bullies and other social predators. But then he meets the members of the fencing and medieval recreation clubs of the state college at New Paltz, and with them he embarks on an emotional journey to learn friendship, confidence, and family. He sword fights,...

Western Lights is a collection of essays from the viewpoint of a Western Buddhist teacher. It speaks about Eastern concepts like karma, hope, attachment, and emptiness from a personal perspective and in terms familiar to Americans. They're grounded in subject matter familiar to Americans like politics,...

Splash, by Andrew Michael Jackson, WSI and Andrea Siegel, PhD.: What makes this book different from other swimming books? We believe that the most important thing to do is to help your child overcome fear of the water. We emphasize safety. Everything's been tested. Our method is straightforward...

When Andrew first met Jesus, he ran home to bring his brother Simon to see him. Philip called Nathaneal, and the Samaritan woman invited the men of her town to come and see. These people were not content with a mere look — they were so excited they wanted others to see Jesus also.As a follower of...

Here are the most essential quotations on the subject of CHANGE, culled from as wide a variety of source materials that are available. They have been compiled, edited and carefully selected for inclusion in this book by that well-known Quote Monger, Andrew Delaplaine. The original illustrations are by his sister, Renee.

"Andrew Natale’s short fiction writing stands out through freshness, empathy and an ever present interest in the intricacies of human interactions. While all stories are interesting in their own way, Just Louise stands out through its delicacy, and also through the writer’s determination...

In the first of Evan Andrew’s Regency romances, the violent world of smuggling is revealed through the eyes of Julia, a spirited young woman who leaves the Court of George III to start a new life with her great-uncle in the country town of Winchelsea. What secrets does her reclusive great-uncle...

A thought provoking journey through Time and SpaceAndrew Man has long been inspired by Science and our ancient origins in creating his Science Fiction Series.Now he turns his attention back to the beginning, presenting a fiction rendition that follows the life of his hero over fifty years. The author...

‘After the Flood and Beyond… is a combined exercise in science fiction and a profoundly felt moral study of our society’ Following Andrew Man’s recent trilogy, After the Flood and Beyond… he continues the story so far. Book IV is a work of speculative fiction, where five women...

The Year of the Stolen Bicycle Tire and Other Stories is a collection of weird, beautiful literary fiction containing four stories based in the fictional college town of Martinsville, Florida, as well as Athens, Greece, and Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina.The title story concerns a philosophy...

Dr. Marsteller is a prominent anti-aging researcher at Garret University. His research hasn't been relevant in years and his benefactor, Charlotte Manifred Viscane, is threatening to pull her funding. Although nearing her 70s, Viscane engages in ritual plastic surgery to grotesque levels, terrified...

When a group of friends fall down a manhole, they’re whisked away to a faraway island. In seconds, Ethan, Jacob, Scott and David are taken from everything they know and love and taken to a strange land full of undiscovered people and places. But when they land in Shell Village, they find the island...

Here are the most essential quotations on the subject of SUCCESS, culled from as wide a variety of source materials that are available. They have been compiled, edited and carefully selected for inclusion in this book by that well-known Quote Monger, Andrew Delaplaine. The original illustrations are by his sister, Renee.

How the melodic strings of a priceless Amati violin continue to influence the lives of two people after sailing the seas from England to Australia at the turn of the nineteen century is again masterfully portrayed in Australian author Andrew Ryan’s second book of the Amati series. Rustic panoramic...