Bøger af Larry French

Civil War battles had been fought throughout Virginia. Many who died were buried in unmarked graves. Every so often, a contractor clearing land or farmers, like Franklin Tate, discovered their graves. Sheriff Wiley Cox was at the Tate farm with Deputy Harvey Spindle and Coroner Milton Fairchild looking at the discovered remains and a couple of badly tarnished brass buttons with the letters CSA. "I'll contact the authorities to come get the bones so Franklin can finish plowing," Cox said.Milton raised a gloved hand to stop Cox. That's when Cox felt a familiar tightening in his gut. Something here wasn't quite right. Milton turned and knelt back down to pick up an object. Rising again, he presented a gloved hand and slowly opened it. This time, in Milton's hand there was another very grimy but very recognizable object. It was a cell phone. "This changes everything," Cox muttered.

Man on the Move is unique. It is a memoir that examines the life of a political activist through the prism of poetry, not the writer's poetry, but the writings of the greatest poets of all time, and especially those who are Ireland's gift to the world. In doing so, it raises everyday events and observations to the level of universal meaning. The book is a thrilling ramble through a life well lived.

Youth group travel, especially for teens, is becoming more and more common these days. As the world shrinks with advancing technology, such travel opportunities are becoming available to millions of young people. And, of course, with every such trip, there are a core group of willing parents/adults who volunteer to co-ordinate the plethora of details that ensue. Written from a sports teams'' perspective, this book will help you think through the process from beginning to end -- where to go, who to take, what to do -- once you get there. Included are tips on how to manage the details and keep track of them.