Albert, Prince Consort: A Biography

James, Robert

Literature & Fiction

Hamish Hamilton

In an original story based on the Saturday morning television program, Marshall discovers that Eerie's Federal Parcel Delivery company can make his dreams can come, which turns out to be a mixed blessing at best. Original.

Bring Me a Dream (Eerie, Indiana, No. 9)

Children's Books

Harpercollins

After the family washer breaks down, Mitchell and Stanley take the laundry to Eerie Laundromatic, where mysterious soaps and powders make everything work, but when some of the stuff spills on Stanley, he is reduced dramatically in size, and Mitchell must race against time to restore Stanley to his normal size. Original.

The Incredible Shrinking Stanley (Eerie, Indiana, No. 14)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Strange things happen in Eerie, Indiana. And strange it certainly is that only a 13-year-old and his best friend notice just how "funny" Eerie, the most normal place in America--statistically speaking--really is! When Stanley accidentally throws a rock through a mirror in Eerie, things get even weirder than usual. Based on the Fox Kids TV series.

Eerie in the Mirror (Eerie, Indiana, No. 16)

Camelot

The dinosaur at World O'Stuff is dressed like Scrooge, the Santa's-boot cookies taste sweeter than ever, and the Three Wise Guys are trying to sing on key for the big pageant: it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Eerie. But just as Mitchell is getting ready for the best holiday ever, his family gets some really bad news--so bad that they may get kicked out of their house and have to leave Eerie forever! Mitchell turns into a real-life Scrooge: nobody can cheer him up, and he refuses to help with the pageant. It's going to take some extra-weird help to set Mitchell right again--like the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and No-So-Far-into-the-Future!

We Wish You an Eerie Christmas (Eerie, Indiana, No. 17)

Describes organisms that live together in mutual dependence, such as the African buffalo and the red-billed oxpecker, the protozoan and the honeyguide, the sea anemone and the boxing crab, and the acacia bush and the ant

Big Friend, Little Friend: A Book About Symbiosis

Sussman, Susan

Houghton, mifflin, harcourt

About Passport to Past LivesAuthor Dr. Robert T. James demonstrates that the existence of past lives for humans is a verifiable fact following scientific research methodology, and is not dependent upon religion, faith, sacred books, or the insights of mystics.Dr. James statistically demonstrates that participants' religious beliefs, religious involvement, expectations, education, gender, age or other similar factors have no effect on whether or not they regress beyond birth while in hypnosis and make contact with a past life. He maintains that it is not a major premise of past-life research that all past life memories are true. The important point is, are any of the regressed memories true.The Author also explores the evolutionary origins of the human spirit.Dr. James recognizes that today's scientific methods realistically require that the proponents of the existence of past lives assume the responsibility of demonstrating the truth of their assertions. That burden has now been met. It is a matter of demonstrable human experience."Passport to Past Lives is a powerful demonstration of fully researched, documented, scientific inquiry into the past experiences of Dr. James' subjects."-Sydney Heflin, Ed.D. Research Chair, International Association for Regression Research and Therapies.

Passport to Past Lives: The Evidence

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

iUniverse, Inc.

Who Should Have Won the Oscars? If you've ever wondered why the Oscars seem to go to the wrong movies, WHO Won?!? is the book for you. Beginning with the first Oscar ceremony, Robert James looks at all the major categories, slashing and burning his way through the bad, praising the good, and offering the best for your consideration. A comic, biting analysis of hundreds of films, WHO Won?!? is a guide to the wonderful movies you missed - and a warning against the ones you should never have seen in the first place. Volume One, 1927-1943 covers the Golden Age of Hollywood, from the death of the silent picture to the heights of studio Hollywood. Year by year, the author considers and discusses the Academy's choices, as well as those which should have been nominated, finishing each category with those which should have won. He often includes some of the history behind the making of the films, as well as how the movies reflect on America. More than just an examination of the choices the Academy made (or should have made), WHO Won?!? provides a yearbook of American cinema, both glorious and disastrous. Deftly switching from the ridiculous to the sublime and back again, WHO Won?!? will leave you both laughing and thinking.

WHO Won?!? An Irreverent Look at the Oscars, Volume 1: 1927-1943

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

Imagination Archives, The

If you've ever wondered why the Oscars seem to go to the wrong movies, WHO Won?!? is the book for you. Robert James looks at all the major categories, slashing and burning his way through the bad, praising the good, and offering the best for your consideration. A comic, biting analysis of hundreds of films, WHO Won?!? is a guide to the wonderful movies you missed - and a warning against the ones you should never have seen in the first place. As Norma Desmond says in Sunset Blvd., in here, it's "...just us, the cameras, and those wonderful people out there in the dark!" This time around, we take up the moonlit shadows and night terrors of Hollywood from 1944-1952, as the studio system begins collapsing and the censorship boards show their first fracturing. Hollywood dimmed the lights as film noir emerged, along with more serious, adult pictures. Sadly, the arrival of television also pushed Hollywood into producing more Big Dumb Movies, although the rise of spectacle could sometimes pay off. The Supreme Court would break up the studios. Congress would do even more damage by launching an investigation of Hollywood, driving the studios to stop making more than a handful of pictures for mature minds while they frantically searched for some new way to bring people back into the theaters. At the same time, Hollywood would begin its own persecution with the blacklist, driving many out of work, even as it drove itself into a corner with little room to do anything but play it safe. Don't miss the early years of film history in Volume 1 of WHO Won?!? covering 1927-1943.

WHO Won?!? An Irreverent Look at the Oscars, Volume 2: 1944-1952

Who Should Have Won the Oscars?If you've ever wondered why the Oscars seem to go to the wrong movies, WHO Won?!? is the book for you. Beginning with the first Oscar ceremony, Robert James looks at all the major categories, slashing and burning his way through the bad, praising the good, and offering the best for your consideration. A comic, biting analysis of hundreds of films, WHO Won?!? is a guide to the wonderful movies you missed - and a warning against the ones you should never have seen in the first place.Volume Three welcomes us to the funeral for studio Hollywood, complete with a drunken wake, talented visitors from foreign lands, and all the excess that grieving alcohol, money, and terror can provide

WHO Won?!? An Irreverent Look at the Oscars, Volume 3: 1953-1963

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