The Blitz Bus A Children S Time Travel Adventure

Emmie let out a huge sob - "It's not a film set", she cried. She held onto Jack for a moment, then took a step back, closed her eyes and shouted - "WHERE AM I?" When Jack and Emmie suddenly find themselves transported back to London in 1940, they find a world both familiar, yet very different. As they dodge falling bombs and over-zealous policemen, they befriend Jan - a lonely Polish refugee. Together, they must work out if the shadowy figure they keep seeing is a spy and unlock the secret of getting home again...

This is book 1 of 42 in the children's book series for ages 9-12 (preteen) Children's Adventures. Book is loaded with 28 beautiful full-color graphics to further inspire each thrilling adventure making them forever memorable. Zach, his younger brother Andy and their friends David and Philip are four boys just hanging out in their backyard treehouse. Dad brings them a box of must have items for their up in the branches treehouse. While trying to figure out a steering wheel and fussing over it wondering (as dad said) how and why it is magic there is a big blue flash of lightening. No one was hurt but they sure ended up in a whole bunch of adventures all over the world and most interestingly, never knew in what time period they would land. Come join them and share the time traveling kid's seven adventures and meet knights, king, queen, pirates, cowboys, Karata Master, Ninjas, Jungle Tigers and even a Genie. These are adventures of a lifetime every young child dreams of having. The difference is these boys and you- actually get to live them!

"This volume contains three new screenplays by the writer-director of the prize-winning films Nothing But a Man, The Plot Against Harry, Vengeance is Mine and Pilgrim, Farewell." --Book Jacket.

The Time Travel Adventure is the 1st book in the debut book series - Aashi and the Robot. This perfect combination of STEM based story, funny jokes and exciting adventure is getting rave reviews from both kids and adults. What would the future world be like? What kind of things will kids in future have? And will those kids have the same values as us? Read this book to enter a cool new world, with tons of possibilities.

Although he is supposed to keep it a secret, Sherman uses Mr. Peabody's time-traveling machine, the WABAC, to take his friend Penny to ancient Egypt, only to unleash all sorts of trouble.

Time Traveler - Book 1: The Discovery is a brand new and very exciting series about a 12-year-old girl who discovers a box in her attic that will change her life forever. Along with the help of her older brother, Oliver and her best friend, Kate, Holly will manage to travel to another place and time. However, all great adventures lead to a consequence of some sort and this group of young kids is not at all prepared for what lies ahead. As well as her discovery, Holly also has to deal with the cool kids at school, one in particular who is intent on making her life miserable. And when Zac, the cutest boy in the class begins to show Holly some attention, her whole world turns upside down. This is a suspenseful journey that will keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering what is going to happen next. It is another fabulous book for girls aged 9-12, one that is sure to be a new favorite.

The Kinks singer recounts and reflects on his travels in America: “This is no tired rock story but something far more profound, funny, and disturbing.” —The Irish Times As a boy in postwar England, legendary Kinks singer/songwriter Ray Davies fell in love with America—its movies and music, and its culture of freedom, fed his imagination. Then, as part of the British Invasion, he toured the US with the Kinks during one of the most tumultuous eras in recent history—until the Kinks were banned from performing there from 1965-69. Many tours and trips later, while living in New Orleans, he experienced a transformative event: the shooting (a result of a botched robbery) that nearly took his life. In Americana, Davies tries to make sense of his long love-hate relationship with the country that both inspired and frustrated him. From his quintessentially English perspective as a Kink, Davies—with candor and humor—takes us on a very personal road trip through his life and storied career as a rock star, and reveals what music, fame, and America really mean to him. Some of the most fascinating characters in recent pop culture make appearances, from the famous to the perhaps even-more-interesting behind-the-scenes players. The book also includes photos from Davies’s own collection and the band’s archive. “The chapters on the New Orleans shooting [are] astonishing, really riveting.” —The New York Post “Davies is candid and honest about his personal and creative struggles.” —The New York Times