Bøger af John Bryan

"Elevate Halloween Joy with Our Coloring Delights: A Sweet Treat for Creative Kids!"Get ready for a sweet and adorable Halloween adventure with our Sweet Halloween Fun for Kids: Coloring Delights! These delightful pages are filled with cute and lovable candy characters that capture the spirit of the holiday in the most adorable way. From smiling candy corns and friendly lollipops to cheerful chocolates and happy gummies, these pages are perfect for young artists who want to celebrate Halloween with a touch of cuteness. Let your little ones' creativity shine as they bring these charming candy characters to life with their favorite colors. Encourage your child to let their creativity shine as they add their own unique twists to each page, making their candy creations truly one-of-a-kind. So, grab the crayons, markers, and colored pencils, and let the sweet Halloween adventure begin!

When Al and Molly McDonald move back to their small home town for the birth of their first child, Al anticipates the start of a blissful new chapter in their lives. But Molly is living with an unhappy secret from her past and finds herself spiraling downward into a nightmare. The couple can't realize that they are on a collision course with a long buried scandal from the town's history that will rip them apart. When the horror strikes to the very heart of their home, Al must wage the battle of his life in a clash between the past and the present, good and evil, and life and death. As the circle tightens, threatening his newborn son, Al is drawn into a fiery conflict that could cost him his soul.

Contributors Include Ben Bufano, Martin Russell, Bill Reque And Many Others.

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From the mind of a magician comes a diverse collection of thirteen original short stories. The characters range from murderers to monsters and the style ranges from tongue-in-cheek to knife-in-back. But they all have one thing in common. They lead down shadowy paths into a land of dark rooms and passages that are filled with nightmares and capering horrors. It's an ideal collection of stories with which to read yourself to sleep, always assuming of course that you do not wish to sleep very well...

Self-help Mind Control The material in this book was researched in the late 1980's, and the author has been a practitioner of the contents ever since. He waited thirty years to go public with the methodology just to prove it worked. 30 years without a drink or a cigarette (3-4 packs of cigarettes and 1 quart of gin daily) and 50 pounds lighter (10 more pounds to go!) I quit "cold turkey" on my 50th birthday so I would always remember the date (November 12 1982)

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"The most distinguished private place" - that is how, in 1893, the great landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted described Biltmore Estate, perhaps the most ambitious private building project of America''s Gilded Age. It was only five years earlier that George Washington Vanderbilt purchased the first parcel of what would become his 125,000-acre estate in Asheville, North Carolina. Along with Olmsted, he commissioned the preeminent architect of the day, Richard Morris Hunt, to design the estate. The house, modeled in part on the chateaux of the Loire Valley, has become one of the greatest and most important in American architectural history. Its 255 rooms, with spectacular and finely crafted interiors, opulent furnishings (some designed by Hunt), and furniture and decorative arts objects collected by Vanderbilt from all corners of the world, have made it a rich national treasure. The estate served as the cradle of the profession of forestry in America. With Olmsted''s advice and expertise, it became the first working model of a scientifically managed forest and played a critical role in the creation of our national parks. This meticulously researched book accompanies an exhibition organized by The Octagon, the Museum of the American Architectural Foundation; it chronicles Biltmore from inception, development, and construction through its Christmas 1895 opening celebrations, and into the present. Original architectural drawings, sketches, plans, presentation drawings, nineteenth-century photographs, and vibrant new color photography complete this portrait of a great landmark. Today Biltmore Estate belongs to George Washington Vanderbilt''s descendants, who have opened the house to the public and have made it one of the most visited in America.

SCAV-ENG-E-OL-O-GY: The study of history through the excavation ofdiscarded items, exploring people's attics, flying drones, and stuff.This is Volume 1 of the ongoing SCAVENGEOLOGY JOURNAL, chronicling the discovery of an 18th century log fort from the Revolutionary War era, located in modern day West Virginia - but in what was then the isolated Virginia frontier.""Willowbrook Plantation,"" one mile outside of the beautiful small town of Union, West Virginia, was an antebellum plantation home, lived-in by three prominent families, spanning the 18th century through the 20th century.Join in the fun as we explore the items left inside the house, the items found underneath the ground in the yard, and of course, uncover the original 18th century log fort, covered in plaster installed in 1858. It's all about the history.