Nev White Ordine dei libri

The author releases a griping and entertaining story about two brothers pursuing different paths to fame and fortune a novel peppered with excitement amusement drama joy and sorrow most suitable for children and adults alike a must for those seeking an enjoyable interesting read that deserves a place amongst ones library truly an interesting read could be true today as it could be tomorrow. Begg Steel and Burrow is one of the Grandad series of books. Nev White Nevillewhite@outlook.com.

This is a story of struggle, sadness, disappointments, and achievements of a young artist called Vincent, who is constantly in trouble with his graffiti in his school life. Then he meets a friend, Thomas, and both study hard for university. With Vincent's dad lost in Bosnia, presumed dead, the social effects from conflict to happy moments in his struggle to achieve are reflected in this story. It traces the life of a young artist making good his talents and becoming involved in antiques that takes him into mainland Europe, seeking Hitler's hidden treasurers and on to Egypt and Cairo only to be confronted with murder and mysteries of a pendant believed to be cursed that was presented to the family many years earlier. The story covers two generations that inherit intrigue and murder with strange beliefs and speaks of the lies of those in power, seeking greater powers, and the trust of employees and friends who are stretched to protect their employer in a family business.

This is a story peppered with incidences from the life of a boy taken into care, the will to make good in the absence of a real mum and dad, the heartache caused by a society by applying wrong decisions enforced by the State and Acts of Parliament, creating an atmosphere of turmoil, misunderstanding, and anger. It speaks of the love and care of other people wishing to respond to a child's call for help. The acclaim from a boy who wishes to achieve something in life by playing cricket for his country. Asking questions of what can be done, to avoid any misunderstanding or blame b? The accolade, when deserved, is as true today as it will be tomorrow.

Make Me Laugh, Grandad Another of the Grandad series to delight children, the author attempts to take one through various stages of comedy, a brief look at history to the present time. A pleasant and lovely journey through periods of laughter of yesteryears to present stages in time, covering light-hearted comedy with little happy stories and poetry and rhymes to tickle one's feelings of quotes and deft definitions. A good and easily read book, presented in clear and accepted mannerisms, to bring a smile to one's face. Mums and dads will laugh along with their children a book one fi nds hard to put down. A joke book with poetry and rhymes that deserves a place amongst your children's library. Make Me Laugh, Grandad