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Race to Pisa
Race to Pisa! is about the smallest king in history, Nasty King Nedward. It's about his jealousy over Jolly Roger, the rather large royal tailor. It's about a nasty plan to get rid of this tailor and a balloon race involving clueless Scallywags, blistering blunderbuss balls, flimsy parachutes, and Belarius, the very notorious balloon master. It's about nasty revenge plans gone awry and the real reason why the world-famous Tower of Pisa leans (a little to the left). Join the Scallywags once again as they revise history and remind us that you don't need to be very beautiful or extremely intelligent to make your mark in the world. You just need courage and the ability to make a parachute out of your trousers.
The Scallywag Solution
Compared to the work of Albert Derzo and Rene Goscinny, Trevor Newland's "Scallywag Solution" is an exciting new graphic novel that delves into the world of scallywag pirates. With unique and brilliant illustrations, and exciting and unique characters, "The Scallywag Solution" marks the first of three amazing books by this exciting new talent.
Smugglers' Woods
Arthur Pierce tells the vivid story of smugglers turned privateers after the Revolutionary War broke out. He recounts from many sources tales of ships and men who fought and, although outnumbered and outgunned, still played havoc with British shipping. He tells also of the profiteering that went hand in hand with the privateering of the war years. From the Mullica River to Cape May stretched the woodlands and the inlets that harbored smugglers. Stealthy and dangerous though their activities were, the smugglers were not outcasts. They were looked upon with indulgence by many respectable citizens of the day. As bitterness toward the mother country mounted, smugglers were encouraged and activel...
Mighty Melvin the Magnificent Mouse
Everyone knows the world is divided into Biggies (who get whatever they want) and Smallies (who get whatever's left). Not content with his lot in life as a Smallie, Melvin the Mouse leaves Mouseville and sets out to conquer the world's Biggest Biggie in the world's greatest circus. Oblivious the limitations of his size and armed with an outlandish sense of confidence, Melvin pushes past gorillas, lions and rhinos in his quest for the Biggest Biggie, causing maximum mayhem and chaos, but emerging victoriously as the world's first "Biggie mouse." He may be naïve, unaware, and obtuse, but who needs brains when you've got (a very small amount of) brawn?
Jack Wenland, Time Guardian
Welcome to the world of Jack Wenland, future first officer of the interplanetary and interdimensional Time Guardian Bureau. In this exciting trilogy, Jack is sent back in time from our future to the end of the nineteenth century, where he lands in The Marysburgh Vortex, a mysterious location known for swallowing up ships and sailors on the Great Lakes. But Jack remembers nothing ... only strange trace memories of a bizarre future where the Sun has penetrated our atmosphere and people live underground among the ruins scrambling for survival as strange radiated creatures roam the surface. But then he stumbles on a murder and the trace memories grow more intense, slicing through his amnesia. So...
The Life and Memoirs of the Late Major G
In the heady days of the rush to arms in 1861, comparatively few Southern men volunteered for service in the artillery: most preferred the easily accessible glory of the infantry or cavalry. Yet those that did quickly earned the respect of their fellow soldiers, and a reputation for being able to pull through deeper mud, ford deeper springs, shoot faster, swear louder ... than any other class of men in the service. Given that field artillery was invariably deployed in front of the troops that it was supporting, the artillerymen were exposed to a high level of enemy fire, and losses were significant. This title guides the reader through the life and experiences of the Confederate cannoneer - where he came from; how he trained and lived; how he dressed, ate and was equipped; and how he fought.
The Scallywag Solution
The Scallywag adventures take young readers on trips through time, illustrating an exciting high-flying adventure story that also lets the reader explore and learn about the mysteries of history. Where did the original Jolly Roger flag come from? Why does the Tower of Pisa lean? How did the Sphinx lose its nose? Who was the real Mona Lisa? The wild and thrilling escapades of the Scallywags will help readers find the answers. Compared to the work of Albert Derzo and Rene Goscinny, Trevor Newland's Scallywag Solution is an exciting new graphic novel that delves into the world of scallywag pirates. With unique and brilliant illustrations, and exciting and unique characters, The Scallywag Solution marks the first of three amazing books by this exciting new talent.
