Bøger af Ronnie Smith

With its combination of informative instruction and beautiful photography, this is the only training book you ll need to raise a great dog for home and field.

En este libro les hablaré de Sueños. De los sueños de un niño que están por cumplir.De un viaje hacia Las Olimpiadas de Tokyo 2020.De la vida y de los momentos buenos y agridulces.Pero sobretodo, les hablaré de MI HISTORIA. De la Pasión por el deporte, de las Ganas y Entrega para cumplir un objetivo.Acompáñame en esta narrativa y sé parte de mis recuerdos.

Sophia's classmates often tease her because she wears shabby clothes and lives on the poor side of town. However, she keeps her chin up because she has the loving support of her parents. Sophia doesn't have many friends but she enjoys playing in her very own treehouse, built by her father. She also enjoys star-gazing.Sophia has always been interested in all things "outer space." She dreams of one day becoming an astronomer or astronaut. She has always thought that otherlife forms must be among all those pretty stars in the night sky. One night, when Sophia sees and hears something peculiar outside her house, she can't help but sneak outside to see if it's a visitor fromanother planet."There's a Monster in My Treehouse" is the third book in the Monster Mystery series. In this series, readers discover that sometimes monsters are imaginary ... and sometimes they're real. We hope that you enjoy this story and will be on the lookout for other books in the series.

A poetry collection inspired by Ronnie Smith's experiences living and working in the polar regions as an aviator and commander for the US Air Force resupplying US scientific research stations. Anything but routine, Smith brings the surreal landscapes and flying phenomena to the reader through his keen sensitivity to the human condition, ever ready to adapt to an environment fraught with danger, beauty, and the unusual.The ubiquitous foe of the elements, absence of infrastructure, and wilderness combine to confront the aviator and seaman with sometimes uncompromising force. The poet captures this and more in his portrayal of the places where most of humanity will never see, nor be able to appreciate the pristine beauty abounding at the icecaps that we stand to lose to climate change.

The price of this book is worth it for chapter 10 alone. If you like a true redemption story about someone who is converted nine days before they die, then this is a must. Ronnie tells some hunting experiences he has had and intertwines them with biblical principles. This is great for hunters of all kinds.