Deathwatch (Plus)

Children's Books

Robb White

Action & Adventure

Puffin Books

A raging forest fire in the National Parks area of the Sierras traps a forest ranger and a young boy he suspects is an arsonist.

Fire Storm

DOUBLEDAY

Describes how the author and his wife left the United States during the Depression and lived on a barren Caribbean island

Two on the Isle: A Memory of Marina Cay

Biographies & Memoirs

Travelers & Explorers

Robert Hale, Ltd.

Use Novel-Ties ® study guides as your total guided reading program. Reproducible pages in chapter-by-chapter format provide you with the right questions to ask, the important issues to discuss, and the organizational aids that help students get the most out of each book they read.

Deathwatch: Novel-Ties Study Guide

Learning Links

The Survivor

Scholastic Book Services

The Lion's Paw

Literature & Fiction

Mickler House Pub

While still a young boy, Robb White built his first boat, hewn from the tin roof of an abandoned chicken coop in the backyard-stamping and primping it into shape, then testing it out in the back creek. Today, without any formal training, White constructs some of the most sought after small wooden boats around. This colorful portrait of the author's life invites readers into his special world-a world uncluttered by computers, telephones, and rush orders. With chapters such as 'Seagull: In which I learn not to be so gullible' and 'The canned ham incident: In which I did not participate, so hurrah for the other side,' White shares some of his wisdom gained from boat-building. Here as well are tall tales of a childhood spent exploring the Gulf of Mexico, and lessons learned from having his own family. Both wise and entertaining, How to Build a Tin Canoe will find a place on the shelves of readers who love Bailey White (the author's sister), Roy Blount, and Garrison Keillor.

How to Build a Tin Canoe: Confessions of an Old Salt

Arts & Literature

Hyperion

Deathwatch

RecordedBooks

[*Read by the author - Robb White] While still a young boy, Robb White built his first boat, hewn from the tin roof of an abandoned chicken coop in the back yard. Today, without any formal training, White constructs some of the most sought-after wooden boats around.  In How to Build a Tin Canoe, this Southern raconteur and self-taught, expert wooden-boat builder builder recounts tall tales of a life lived on the water, from his childhood exploring the Gulf of Mexico to growing up -- or not really growing up -- to share his accrued wisdom with others. With wry humor, he offers such life lessons as how to survive rampaging monkeys and how to stop a turtle from eating your boat. Both wise and entertaining, How to Build a Tin Canoe will find a place on the shelves of all readers who love fishing, boating, and great storytelling.

Engineering & Transportation

Transportation

Blackstone Audiobooks

Issue seven of Pulp Modern explores the theme of thieves and liars.  You'll meet art thieves, good old fashioned hardened criminals who steal with the help of violence and intimidation, and a host of interesting liars.  Pulp Modern regulars such as Chris Rhatigan, Richard Godwin, and Edward A. Grainger contribute stories as well as ace writers who are new to Pulp Modern, including Ken Miller, Gerald So, and Patrick Chambers.  Sit back, pour a glass of your favorite whiskey, and enjoy these eleven fine yarns of larceny and deceit.

Pulp Modern: Issue Seven

Ken Miller

Ross Peterson

C.J. Edwards

Edward A. Grainger

Patrick Chambers

Gerald So

Chris Rhatigan

Tom Barlow

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

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Books by Robb White