Bøger af Tyrone Williams

Get ready to embark on a magical adventure with this delightful collection of 14 short stories for young children. From talking animals to enchanted forests, each story is filled with whimsy and wonder that will capture the imagination of young readers. With lovable characters and charming illustrations, this book is perfect for bedtime reading or sharing with a classroom. Each story also includes a valuable lesson, making this book not only entertaining but also educational. Don't miss out on this enchanting book that will bring joy to young readers and parents alike. Plus at the end of the book, there are sketched images that you could print off and color in, providing many hours of fun for the children and the whole family. Remember this is the second book in the series

A little step into the world of a hopeless romantic who describes love at it's worst and best in his heart racing journey. This was written by a heartbroken soul as he passively describes how his fear for love came about. Full of heartfelt words and rhyming poetic flow to mellow your heartbeat in the essence of passivity.

This book was inspired by my life and the life of others some close to me and some not so close it's based on some really events that help shape and mold my life and help make me the man that I have become today.It's an urban novel based on a lot of actual events.

I designed Fortnightly Stories so you could read a bedtime story every night for 2 weeks Get ready to embark on a magical adventure with this delightful collection of 14 short stories for young children. From talking animals to enchanted forests, each story is filled with whimsy and wonder that will capture the imagination of young readers. With lovable characters and charming illustrations, this book is perfect for bedtime reading or sharing with a classroom. Each story also includes a valuable lesson, making this book not only entertaining but also educational. Don't miss out on this enchanting book that will bring joy to young readers and parents alike. Plus at the end of the book, there are sketched images that you could print off if you have the Ebook or just color in if you have the paperback, providing many hours of fun for the children and the whole family. A List of Story Titles The Curious Little BunniesBones the Stray DogAmarok The Inuit WolfA Young Vampire Named VinnieThe Three Wolf CubsNight Sky's curious adventuresThe Alphabet Animals of the ForestThe Adventures of a Baby Elephant Called ElleThe Little Boy Paul Who Learned to Count to TenLittle Polar Bear Cub Bao Goes HuntingFreedom From The Zoo And All That It WasA Mother's Day Card From Jack And EmilyStella Had Lots Of FriendsThe Gnome, The Toadstool, and The fishing-rod At the end of this book are some Sketches you can print off and Color in.

"These pre-c.c. posts stream to us from some point ''prior to predication.'' It''s a place Tyrone Williams has been exploring on our behalf for a good, long time, beamed up, as it were, from some Ohio of the spirit, sending his missives back to us here on planet Grammar, a place of our own constant care and making where ''meanwhile means dissent.'' These are poems that teach us how to read them, or rather, teach us the deep structures that we didn''t know we knew. Take, for just one instance, the perfectly rhymed, perfectly logical line, ''X nee YHWH.'' The here unaccented ''nee''-sayer marks the places the vowels should go, the Xed out spot the tongue should find in history, the unspeakable languages of our own territorial claims. That''s a lot of work for one line to do, but that''s in the nature of scripture. Tyrone Williams has been hard on the case on our behalf. We owe him at the least a collective thank-you post-it"—Aldon Lynn Nielsen.

Examining the African American position in the United States, this philosophical collection of poems offers insight into the personal, social, cultural, and racial networks that help to create identity. It is a venture that illuminates the human mind and the struggle faced when trying to communicate what we see and what we believe.