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The Julian Frank Davies Family History
This book tells the interesting history of the Julian Frank Davies family going back to 1366 AD to the present. The family will continue to make additions and corrections making this a "living" book that will stay with the family through generations ... whether for print, e-book, IPAd or IPhone ... or whatever future generations come up with!
Wilson, Frank Davies
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Frank Davies and the Amazing Frog Catapult
One boy. One catapult. One thousand evil giant toads . . . . . . and luckily one huge, luminous green frog on a mission. Frank Davies is in trouble again – at school with the principal and his arch enemy, Wobber Wiley, and at home with his mum and his step-dad. Just the usual stuff . . . until a terrible event changes everything, and then The Frog arrives. That's when things get massively weird and Frank's life spirals out of control . . . A rollicking and slightly disturbing adventure set in the badlands of suburbia, toxic swamps and Kakadu.
Alone and Cold
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Bloody Red Tabs
Long before that ghastly and quite unnecessary slogging match in the mud which we now call the First World War had dragged to its blood-soaked conclusion the belief that most of the senior officers had spent their time in comfort and safety in chateaux far behind the lines with no idea of the conditions in which the men they commanded were fighting was firmly embedded in the public mind. As the years pass by that belief has, if anything, become more deeply held, gaining strength from plays like Oh! What a Lovely War, itself based on Alan Clark's book The Donkeys.It is the purpose of this book to show not only how the myth was born and grew but how totally at odds it is with the facts. Biogra...
Alone and Cold
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Frank Raleigh of Watercombe. A Tale of Sport, Love, and Adventure
Reprint of the original, first published in 1877.
