A perfect, illustrated, easy-to-read novel for eager young dinosaur fanatics."As a great adventure story and scientific tour of the Cretaceous world, Weet keeps the reader enthralled to the end." The Log.Somewhere in the badlands of southern Alberta lies the gateway to an alien world of adventure. Welcome to Weet's world—a world of 66 million years ago when dinosaurs ruled. A world that Eric has only dreamed of. A world into which the twelve-year-old dinosaur exper...

"…fast-paced and gripping" CCBC MagazineIt is 1913 and Edward Simpson is enthralled by his German uncle, Horst, who designs and builds simple—and extremely dangerous—planes in his barn. Fascinated by flight and dreaming of a life in the air, Edward helps his uncle whenever he can. In return, Horst teaches his nephew the rudiments of flight and, one magical day, lets him take his latest barn-built creation up for a spin. Edward is hooked, he will be a pilot and escape the d...

"…astonishingly nuanced and masterfully told…"—Quill & QuireIn the style of Bernard Cornwell, The Heretic's Secret Trilogy is a rollicking historical adventure set during the bloody 13th century wars against the Cathar Heretics of Languedoc. When the armoured knights of Pope Innocent III swept south in 1209, most thought they would be gone by summer's end but, led by the fanatical Arnaud Aumery and the ambitious Simon de Montfort, they stayed for three fiery decades. In th...

The thrilling Prequel to the best-selling 7Series book, Lost Cause"Wilson successfully creates a series of layered mysteries each more compelling than the last...The Missing Skull is a great, fast-paced read...Recommended."―CM MagazineFive years before the settings of Lost Cause and Broken Arrow, the history- and mystery-loving Steve's grandfather takes him on a trip up to a remote lake in northern Ontario. Steve's not thrilled, after all, his twin brother...

By unknown means and for unknown proposes the planet Earth is ripped from its orbit around the sun and placed in a near perfect, synchronized orbit around a mysterious purple star. The Earth isn't alone; 16 other planets underwent the same ordeal. Dubbed the Papuru Star, the G4 sized ball of energy was viewed with fear and awe by the inhabitants of the kidnapped worlds. The leadership of the planets form an uneasy Coalition to understand what the star is and find a way to put the planets b...

Kentucky in American Letters, 1784-1912. Vol. 2 is a comprehensive anthology that showcases the state's literary contributions over a span of more than a century. Compiled by John Wilson Townsend, this volume features works from prominent Kentuckians, reflecting their influence on American literature, culture, and history. The collection includes poetry, essays, and historical writings, offering a vivid portrayal of Kentucky's intellectual and artistic landscape.Townsend examines the impac...

Explores the fascinating intersection of artificial intelligence and human emotions. Traditionally, AI has been known for its logical and data-driven nature, but Emotional AI, also known as Affective Computing, represents a groundbreaking leap forward. This book dives deep into how AI systems are being trained to detect, interpret, and respond to human emotions through facial expressions, voice tone, and text sentiment. It examines real-world applications across industries like mental heal...

"A History of the Durham Miner's Association 1870-1904" by John Wilson provides a comprehensive examination of the formation and evolution of one of the most significant labor organizations in the UK. The book delves into the socio-economic conditions that led to the establishment of the Association, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of miners in Durham. Wilson meticulously chronicles the key events, influential figures, and the political landscape that shaped the miners' fight for r...

Tacitus, a prominent Roman historian, is renowned for his incisive analysis of the Roman Empire's political landscape. His works, particularly the "Annals," provide a detailed account of the reigns of emperors from Tiberius to Nero, highlighting the complexities of power, corruption, and moral decay. Tacitus's narrative style combines vivid storytelling with sharp commentary, making his historical accounts both engaging and thought-provoking. His insights into human nature and governance c...

John Wilson MBE was voted 'The Greatest Angler of All Time' by readers of Angling Times before his death in November 2018. His legacy and expertise live on through his numerous television programmes and publications including this compact book of tips for any angler. Packed full of hints and advice gathered from 60 years as the country's top angler, this essential guide is beautifully illustrated with photographs from John's personal collection and line drawings by illustrator Andy Steer. ...

"Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2" by John Wilson is a captivating collection that showcases the author's unique blend of literary prowess and vivid imagination. Wilson, writing under the pseudonym Christopher North, invites readers into a world filled with rich descriptions and engaging narratives. The volume features a variety of essays and reflections that explore nature, art, and the human experience, all infused with Wilson's characteristic wit and charm. His ability to weav...

"Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 1" is a captivating collection of essays and reflections by John Wilson, who wrote under the pseudonym Christopher North. This volume showcases Wilson's deep appreciation for nature, literature, and the arts, blending personal anecdotes with philosophical musings. His eloquent prose invites readers into his world, where he explores the beauty of the Scottish landscape and the joys of intellectual companionship. The work is a testament to the Romant...