Bøger af Ryan L Jennings

Joseph (Joe) Bell McBride captured the ­moment New Zealand soldiers landed at ­Gallipoli for the first time on April 25th 1915. Joseph's photo album is reproduced here in its ­entirety for the first time, including the ­Gallipoli landing ­photograph that became a classic amongst ­archival ­records of significance. It reveals one New Zealand soldiers journey, of what took place before, during and after New Zealanders landed at Gallipoli on April 25th 1915.

Ryan L. Jennings enjoys playing on the edge of business and technology, and is curious about what happens next. The Greek Tortoise and The Girl speaks to his desire to empower children with the insight and knowledge of what challenges and opportunities are available to them on a planet with a changing climate. The children's book series The Rainbow Travellers, puts children in control of the world they will grow up in as their decisions decide what happens next. What kind of world will they grow up in? Let our children decide! Jennings has also written non-fiction with the book 100% Kiwi Business. This book captures the insights of how New Zealanders are doing business in the 21st century. You can listen to them on his podcast the Ryan Marketing Show where he interviews 100 business owners from almost every conceivable industry. Jennings is a New Zealand Business Mentor, Adviser, Speaker and Top Writer on Climate Change for the United States Medium Publication. From The Author I hope you enjoy this three.word.adventure journey through Greece. This is the fourth book in the series where the might of the animals and the origins of new rainbow colour recipes are revealed. Plus, the girl shows that she is committed to making her actions count, even when she is tempted away to the Greek island of Mykonos. This is the first book I introduce the reader to why the animals are ­co-ordinating their actions, what that could mean for humans if they're successful and who is trying to stop the shift to renewable colour pouches. If you haven't read the previous three books, The Kiwi and The Boy The Electric Eel and The Girl and The Polar Bear and The Boy, then I suggest you do as they are well worth it for their individual stories. The Polar Bear and The Boy in particular sets the scene for this book as it is based nearby in Iceland where the girl meets up with her Dad. Enjoy your rainbow travelling! Ryan

The boy discovers his courage in Iceland, but will it be enough for the challenges he must face? You decide.This children's book series The Rainbow Travellers, puts children in control of the world they will grow up in as their decisions decide what happens next. What kind of world will they grow up in? Let our children decide! As an adult you may remember the Pick-A-Path franchise of books of the late 80's and early 90's. The Rainbow Travellers also lets children choose their next adventure empowering them to make decisions, show courage and lead at every step of the way. I'm proud to have written these books with my own son Joseph in mind because I want him to grow up having the best possible head on his shoulders and know that there is more than one way to carve your own path forward. The book is written for 8 - 10 years which means it includes a selection of words from the UK National Curriculum for English. For many advanced young readers, they will easily pick this up at 7 years old and even 6 years old. At any age, The Polar Bear and The Boy makes a superb bedtime read where each night you can take them to a different ending. This book is longest one of the series so far as the boy and the girl meet up and explore Iceland. The Polar Bear and The Boy is a larger format 6 x 9 paperbook where multiple plots and sub plots take root. If this is the first book you've discovered, make sure to go back and read the last two in the series, The Kiwi and The Boy and The Electric Eel and The Girl.

This children's book series The Rainbow Travellers, puts children in control of the world they will grow up in as their decisions decide what happens next. What kind of world will they grow up in? Let our children decide! As an adult you may remember the Pick-A-Path franchise of books of the late 80's and early 90's. The Rainbow Travellers also lets children choose their next adventure empowering them to make decisions, show courage and lead at every step of the way. I'm proud to have written these books with my own son Joseph in mind because I want him to grow up having the best possible head on his shoulders and know that there is more than one way to carve your own path forward. The book is written for 8 - 10 years which means it includes a selection of words from the UK National Curriculum for English. For many advanced young readers, they will easily pick this up at 7 years old and even 6 years old. At any age, The Electric Eel and The Girl makes a superb bedtime read where each night you can take them to a different ending. This book is one of the shortest of the series as it sets up The Polar Bear and The Boy which is a larger format 6 x 9 paperbook where multiple plots and sub plots take root. If this is the first book you've discovered, make sure to go back and read where it all began with the first book in the series, The Kiwi and The Boy.

This children's book series The Rainbow Travellers, puts children in control of the world they will grow up in as their decisions decide what happens next. What kind of world will they grow up in? Let our children decide!As an adult you may remember the Pick-A-Path franchise of books of the late 80's and early 90's. The Rainbow Travellers also lets children choose their next adventure empowering them to make decisions, show courage and lead at every step of the way.I'm proud to have written these books with my own son Joseph in mind because I want him to grow up having the best possible head on his shoulders and know that there is more than one way to carve your own path forward.The book is written for 8 - 10 years which means it includes a selection of words from the UK National Curriculum for English. For many advanced young readers, they will easily pick this up at 7 years old and even 6 years old. At any age, The Kiwi and The Boy makes a superb bedtime read where each night you can take them to a different ending.This book sets the scene for the second book The Electric Eel and The Girl that see a girl visit Brazil on a mission that even she is not sure is possible. The girls mission in Brazil was clear, until Gustavo appeared on the jetty to warn her. Will she return home in time?If this is the first book you've discovered in the series, make sure to pick up the next two in the series, The Electric Eel and The Girl and The Polar Bear and The Boy.