Bøger af William Kaufman

A story of the desperate times early in World War II. One small ship sets out to be part of the larger struggle in the seas around Guadalcanal. Triumph and tragedy in equal measure

The struggles in the South Pacific continue. Hunnicutt has been promoted to Squadron Commodore and there are more men and ships to fight the war with and to try to bring safely through

This is a Navy that is long gone, a navy of steam ships. Captain Jack was part of a fleet that went to Samoa when that was a remote and strange place. He was part of the fleet that guided the NC-4 flight over the Atlantic, a flight that predated Lindbergh by many years. He offered Jack Benny one of his first professional appearances. He was the Athletic Director for the winning team in the 1919 Rose Bowl.

What would happen if your teacher didn't show up. Fifth graders try to cope

I doubt that there are more than three people in this whole world who are interested in reading this book, my wife, myself and one of our friends. However if you are interested in education, you might like this. I taught every grade from Kindergarten to ninth and in schools from the very rich to the Barrio and the Black Ghetto. If you are an old crock like me, you might be interested in how other teachers did it. If you are just getting into teaching you might want to look at my memories and stories.

Forty intriguing scenes: an Iron-Age village, Glastonbury fishermen, farmers harvesting grain, Celtic warriors on horseback, St. Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland, and much more. Descriptive captions.