Bøger af Hugh Murphy

Discover the story of a man who lived with a secret for 75 years and was determined to speak out against corruption. In this book, readers will learn how to stand up against injustice and speak out for what is right. This book will show readers how to recognize and face corruption in their daily lives, and how to take action to fight it. With this book, readers can learn how to take control of their lives and make a difference in the world. This book includes: -The story of a man who lived with a secret for 75 years and found the courage to speak out against corruption-Strategies to identify and fight injustice-Insights on how to make a difference in the world-Steps to take control of your life>Purchase this book now before the price changes and learn how to stand up to corruption and take control of your life!

An undeniably adorable and hilarious book, T-Rex Trying and Trying is the perfect gift for readers of all ages. From the author of the sleeper hit T-Rex Trying, Hugh Murphy, a sweetly funny new collection of drawings of T-Rex and his family being stymied by the modern world-and their unfortunately short arms.Thousands of fans fell for Hugh Murphy's first book, T-Rex Trying, which featured T-Rex trying and failing to do everyday tasks, from putting on a cardigan to jumping rope. In T-Rex Trying and Trying, the loveable lizard king is back . . . this time with his family, She-Rex and Wee-Rex. Featuring never-before-seen content and the best from the site, Murphy's 120 drawings feature: • T-Rex trying to take a selfie• She-Rex trying to catch a bouquet at a wedding• T-Rex trying to change a diaper• T-Rex trying to tell people he's choking• Wee-Rex trying to crawl• T-Rex trying to measure his inseam• and many, many more!

He might be top predator in the Jurassic kingdom, but in modern life, T-Rex's comically short arms doom him to hilarious failure. T-Rex has teeth the size of bananas and eats Triceratops for breakfast, but when it's time to brush his teeth...

Few industries attest to the decline of Britain's political and economic power as does the near disappearance of British shipbuilding.