Böcker av Sean Nelson

The Dodos are gone! Bungles the bunny can't believe it. Yellow-bellied snakes are on the attack leaving Bungles and his friends with two choices: talk or fight.Is peace with the snakes even possible?What will it take to have peace?With nowhere to run, do we talk or fight?They must decide quickly, or they will go the way of the Dodo...This is the second book of the Bungles series. All Bungles Books are family friendly and pro-America! 30 fun illustrations. Excellent for bedtime reading or reading to a group of kids!

"What does 'fairness' really mean?" Bungles wondered. Until recently, Bungles the bunny was doing just fine selling his chocolate chip cookies. One donkey comes along and, out of concern for Peabody the poor turtle, suddenly Bungles is losing his marbles. Soon everyone is losing their marbles! Can one elephant's promise to fix things really work? With the fate of Peabody the poor turtle hanging in the balance, Bungles and his friends must decide which path to take in order for things to be fair for everybody...This is the first book of the Bungles series. All Bungles Books are family friendly and pro-America! 30 fun illustrations. Excellent for bedtime reading or reading to a group of kids!

The Imperfect Chess Playbook answers the simple question: What move should White make? OK, it is a little more than that. It is the first part of a White repertoire designed to play and defeat beginner, casual, or intermediate club players. This book uses research from games played by lower level opponents and seeks out the types of mistakes they make, and then builds a plan on how to capitalize on those mistakes. Of course the book also shows how to handle things when Black plays properly. This is only a first volume of a series and it starts with a specific common starting position, the Two Knights Defence, that takes place after the three most common responses by club level and beginning players playing Black.

"Court and Spark" is Joni Mitchell's attempt at making a hit record, full of glossy production, catchy choruses, and even guest stars from every stratum of rock culture. The record was a smash, reaching number two on the charts in March of 1974, spawning three hit singles.