Jack: 900 books

Native Hawaiians have long been confused by the history they learn at school, which doesn’t match up with the family stories they have heard so often from their elders. Drawing on oral histories and personal interviews with elderly Hawaiians, author Jack Kelly presents this first essay in a series...

This essay, the second in Jack Kelly’s series of modern treatments of Hawaiian history, frames a historic alliance that would shape the future of Hawaii – between the famed British explorer Captain George Vancouver, and King Kamehameha of the Big Island. Arriving in Kealakekua Bay 15 years after...

Camping couple Zach and Emma lose their way in a remote section of the San Juan Forest in Colorado. As night falls they stumble upon a hidden source of horror -- solitary creatures that have transformed into a pack of predators, hungry for flesh. When the sun goes down on the forest, the fun quickly...

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We are comanded in Scripture to walk in love. However, if we do not comprehend what love truly is, then we will miss the mark.  Most have confused love with a feeling. Others believe that the epitome of love is to perform a few good deeds. However, to manifest the love of God transcends human ability....

From the Author of the Internationally Bestselling Red Herrings & White Elephants, Pop Goes the Weasel, What Caesar did for My Salad, Shaggy Dogs, They Laughed at Galileo: The pub was once described by seventeenth-century diarist Samuel Pepys as the ‘heart of England while the church...

The year is 1689 and young Davey Alexander and his family, with thirty thousand other Protestants, are trapped inside the City of Derry by the Catholic Jacobite army. Hunger, constant bombing by cannon fire, disease and surrounded by King James and his Jacobite army, will Davey and his family survive? A moving story from Derry born fantasy author, Jack Scoltock.

For many years Jack has tricked his blog readers on April 1 with some of the most ingenious and believable April Fool's jokes and pranks. The readers' responses are often hilarious. The book ends with several more stories and columns that have made readers of his blog laugh loud and long.

Recently retired campus cop Jack McNamara is searching for college sophomore Emma Macaulay, the granddaughter of an old friend. His investigation takes him through the coastal towns of Massachusetts and into the dorm rooms and minds of today’s sexually active college students, where he learns about a subculture quite unlike that of his own young adulthood.

Primo volume della collana "Parsonage", che raccoglie tutti gli scritti dello scienziato, polemista e stregone Jack Parsons, "Libertà" è una dissertazione politica e psicologica sul concetto di Liberalismo, scritta negli anni più roventi del maccartismo americano. Un vero e...

I'm tickled pink to reissue Palm Beach – An Irreverent Guide almost three decades after it was penned. Its just as corny and “ineptly illustrated” (according to one early newspaper critic) as ever. However, it entertained visitors and residents alike for 10 seasons before the naughtier,...

A triangle romance provides the basis for a questioning of the meaning of masculinity, as well as an examination of agribusiness in California. Jack London said of this novel: "It is all sex from start to finish -- in which no sexual adventure is actually achieved or comes within a million...

The Iron Heel is a dystopian novel by American writer Jack London, first published in 1908.

Jack is a drunk whose last hope is Alcoholics Anonymous. He sobers up in AA, but finds a new hell outside the bottle and in sobriety. Instead of finding serenity and peace he finds his own hell in AA.The time comes to choose. Who will be dead sober?This is an adult title.