Bøger af Bill Evans

Now Bob is a dog, or so it's been said, with long pointed ears and a short, pointed head. Whenever Bob is out running errands or helping a friend, he wears his favorite blue jacket with patches. Then one day, Bob and his friend get knocked down by a running Thimmigg (Thimmiggs don't like standing still, and they love to run. They have six knees on each of their five legs, wow. They are speedy!) Bob is quite upset; Thimmiggs do not even apologize! Thimmiggs refuse to see or hear anyone in blue. Despite shouting and waving his arms about, Bob cannot get the Thimmiggs to look at him or talk to him about their behavior! It's as if he is invisible! Thimmiggs seems to act rudely, but do they mean to be? Is there a reason they don't see blue? It is at this point that Bob's journey begins. He sets out to discover why Thimmiggs are so different from everyone else. Who could help Bob get answers? Aah, maybe the king of Thimmigg-Land will tell him. Can the king provide the answer? Will Bob get to see the king and finally understand why Thimmiggs are so different? Let's find out together on Bob's excellent adventure.

Play your way to banjo-playing expertise Traditionally associated with country, folk, and bluegrass music, the banjo is accessible to anyone with the patience and willpower to learn it.

Before this current age of broadcasting acquisitions and mergers, local TV stations were owned by the broadcasters, not investment firms. They lived to tell the stories of their communities. In Murder at Broadcast Park, the CBS station located in the rich resort town of Santa Barbara becomes it's own story. ';We never want to be our own news,' was the mandate from Barry Burke, the station's news director. Except in this case, people are dying. With three murders, more affairs, but no suspects, investigators peer behind the scenes of the local news. Pull the veil off to find twists, turns, and secrets behind the scenes of this resort TV station and its cast of TV professionals. Nothing is off limits.

This book is part of the A Season to Remember series, which provides a match-by-match account of a sporting team's specific season, complete with detailed player and team statistics and photographs.