The Duck and the Bear
Learn Good Manners
“Two friends sit down for a meal together and one doesn’t remember his manners. Kids will love Bear’s antics while parents will appreciate Duck’s friendly reminders.” -- Back cover
Robert Steelman Libri
Questo autore esplora complesse relazioni umane e dilemmi morali con acuta profondità psicologica. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata da un linguaggio preciso e dalla capacità di creare personaggi sfumati che risuonano con i lettori. Attraverso il suo lavoro, l'autore si addentra spesso in temi di giustizia, colpa e ricerca di significato in un mondo ambiguo. Il suo stile letterario è sia raffinato che accessibile, rendendolo un narratore avvincente.
Winter of the Sioux
- 254pagine
- 9 ore di lettura
The Sioux were among the greatest of Indian nations. Strong, proud and unequaled as fighters. And to the white settlers in the plains, they were predators, a nightmare-made-real. There were few white men who survived an encounter with the Sioux, even fewer who earned their respect and their friendship. One man did, a professional gambler and gunfighter named Beau Mannix. No one could have imagined, most of all Mannix himself, that one day he would struggle a hundred miles through a blizzard to get help for the "savages"....or that he would be honored and loved by the Sioux, but hated and hunted by his own people. This is the story of a man with a dream, a vision so strong that it drove him to reject his own people...who was not by nature a warrior, but whose courage, fighting ability, and singleness of purpose earned him a place in the hearts of the Sioux nation. Robert James Steelman (1914-1994) worked for the Army as a civil electronics technician from 1936-1949 before publishing his first novel in 1956.