Tales In Time IV - Tales In Time, #4

Name: Tales In Time IV
Price: 1.49 EUR
Author: David Rucker
ISBN: 9781370341405

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David Rucker

Editeurs divers USA
Paru le : 22/11/2016

Time travel? Extraterrestrial visitors? Is it possible? What happens when ordinary folks, in ordinary towns accidentally encounter time travel The fourth... > Lire la suite

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Time travel? Extraterrestrial visitors? Is it possible? What happens when ordinary folks, in ordinary towns accidentally encounter time travel The fourth in the series. Good readers eight to twelve years of age. Tales In Time IV documents the journey of 1882 of Tom and Trolamahr from Bodie, California to Seattle, in the Northwest Territories., and attempts to return Zamble, guard dragon from Book One, to his home in the Jurassic period.
Things don't go quite as planned. Tairnellig and Andrew, of Book one , save the day.

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Date de parution : 22/11/2016
Editeur : Editeurs divers USA
Collection : Tales In Time
ISBN : 978-1-370-34140-5
EAN : 9781370341405
Format : ePub

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Biographie de David Rucker

While day-caring my grandchildren, I observed that more books for the tween-er ages would be really nice. I challenged myself to create some. I created plot-lines of friendships, time travel, history, and science. Please enjoy my literary efforts, and do let others know how I did in the Reader's Evaluation sections. The four "Tales In Time" books found their way to completion over several years. They could well have been contained under one cover.
I admire prolific writers, but I must confess to not being so endowed. A methodical slowpoke if you will. The "College Transfer Guide" results from my years as a College Admission Officer and transfer counselor. The "Gone With the Fins" book was inspired by my curiosity of the stories my father told of his family's 1925 cross-country road trip. David