New Releases by Bob Scott

Advanced Air Fryer: 50 Creative and Delicious Recipes for Your Everyday Cooking

BBQ MASTER: TOP 100 Essential Recipes That Will Make you Cook Like a Pro

BBQ Food: Top 25 Delicious Meals For The Perfect Barbecue

Real BBQ : 50 Great Recipes to Become A Pitmaster

Best Barbecue: 25 Secret Smoking Meat Recipes For Every Backyard Smoker

Best Air Fryer: Top 50 Fantastic Recipes To Discover The Healthier Way to Fry

BBQ King: 25 Barbecue Recipes For Your Everyday Pleasure

Easy Airfryer: 25 Favorite Recipes For Healthy & Low-Fat Frying

The Best Air Fryer: Over 100 Low-Fat Recipes For Healthy Living

Oil Less Frying: 25 Amazing Recipes For Low Cholesterol Dinners

"It can be tough on a family when someone new has moved in, especially if it''s a 900-pound scaredy-bear so terrified of the wilderness that he''s fled to the ''burbs. Fortunately, Bear was found by Molly, a fearlessly optimistic eleven-year-old can-doer who has taken him firmly in hand, devoted to seeing her hirsute BFF cope with modern life. Molly''s mom is happy with the new sibling--Bear''s an excellent conversationalist and loves her homemade cookies. But Dad is having a harder time, his role as center of the universe is now shared with an ursine behemoth who, unfortunately, adores him."--Page 4 of cover.

Die Kultserie von Charles M. Schulz bekommt Weihnachten 2015 nicht nur einen Animationsfilm spendiert, der schon jetzt groß beworben wird, sondern trumpft bereits mit neuen Abenteuern in Comicform auf! Sei es, dass Lucy tierisch von dem Weihnachtsmusikgedudel genervt ist und das auch alle wissen lässt, sei es, dass Snoopy und die Rasselbande erneut ihrem Lieblingssport Baseball nachgehen oder sei es, dass man einen kleinen Zeichenkurs mit auf den Weg bekommt, um selbst den perfekten Charlie Brown zu Papier zu bringen. Die bunte Mischung aus nagelneuen Kurzgeschichten und den klassischen Comicstrips von Charles M. Schulz zeigt einmal mehr, warum die Peanuts von Millionen von Fans weltweit so geliebt werden.

Sie sind zurück ... die Peanuts! "Was wohl im Weltall so los ist?", fragen sich Charlie Brown und seine Freunde und machen sich kurzerhand mit Laserpistolen bewaffnet für den Raketenstart ins Unbekannte bereit ... außer Charlie. Der will kein Astronaut sein, sondern viel lieber die Invasion der Marsbewohner anführen. Was ihm vielleicht sogar gelingen würde, wäre da nicht Snoopy, der ihm ständig mit seinem knurrenden Magen dazwischenfunkt. Doch der eigenwillige Beagle sieht sich bald schon mit einer eigenen Mission konfrontiert, die ihm, dem selbsternannten Fliegerass, wie ein Flug zum Mond ohne Rückfahrschein vorkommt: Sein liebster Fressnapf liegt drüben, jenseits der Hecke, in der terra incognita ... bei der Nachbarskatze! Als auch noch Woodstock verschwindet, gibt es für Snoopy keine Wahl mehr: Anschnallen, Triebwerke an und los! Die von Vicki Scott geschriebenen und skizzierten sowie von Paige Braddock gezeichneten neuen Abenteuer mit Charlie Borwn, Linus, Peppermint Patty und - natürlich - Snoppy stellen die einzigen aktuell von "Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates" genehmigten Peanuts-Geschichten dar, die nicht vom Schöpfer selbst auf Papier gebracht wurden.

Writing Without Walls is an SF Bay Area Submissions Based Reading Series. Every month we choose a theme and then select the best work for publication, to be performed live one night only in San Francisco. More info at www.writingwithoutwalls.com.

Urgently summoned from snowy France to tropical Thailand by Sam, his marine archeologist daughter, Michael Scourie is thrust into a life-threatening situation as an unknown enemy seeks to destroy them and pillage the 15th Century wreck she has found. Nine years later in the Hautes Corbieres, the nightmare returns when the true mastermind is revealed, forcing Michael and Sam to assist in the recovery of an ancient treasure trove. With the prospect of almost certain death upon completion of their task, they enter a battle of wits against a formidable evil - only one side will walk away.

Featuring a mix of new stories and classics by Charles M. Schulz, starring all your favorite characters and even some underrated ones like Belle and Rerun. Collects issues #17-20.

"Frank had been able to relax a little after replacing the board, securing himself in his safe house. He headed towards the office he used as home, and looked forward to something to eat and a good nights sleep. But halfway there some instinct alerted him that all was not right, and he started to turn and look behind him. As Frank turned, the killer plunged the Bowie-style knife deep into the bums exposed back, driving the razor sharp blade hard through the tough skin, flesh, muscle and organs until it stopped against the spine. Frank was already automatically arching his back to try and escape the agony, and a scream was rising from his throat before the killers left hand clamped over his mouth to choke it off." There is a killer stalking Claytown, brutally and savagely attacking his victims. Will the police be able to stop him, and will the mysterious blogger with the psychological insights help or hinder the investigation?

"Down in the Pit, as the focus switched to the Wall Team''s attack, people started to come to life. Many of the prisoners that the guards had assumed were dead were merely hunkered down, trying to ride out the storm. As the firestorm that had raged into the Pit slackened, heads came up and peered around. It was at this point that the massive bulk of Taber Karimnamazi rose from the pile of wreckage and bodies that had been covering him, and took a gun from the lifeless hands of one of the corpses that had protected him. He stood tall and shouted to the men and women crouched in the Pit and shouted, "There are only two types of people in the Pit, those who are dead, and those who are going to die. I for one am not going down without a fight, and if I die I will die a free man fighting for what is right. If you want to live, follow me!" What starts as a futuristic version of Solzhenitsyn''s ''One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich'' rapidly explodes into a thriller more fast paced and action packed than anything written by Matthew Reilly. Imprisoned for trying to bring truth to the people of the planet Girtab, Riikard Lander attempts to survive in the savage prison system he once worked in. Inspired by the people he meets he starts to dream the impossible, wanting to escape from the confines of the prison Pit and show the people of Girtab the way to freedom and liberty. Working together, a group of prisoners led by Riikard try to escape from the prison, intending to liberate another prison camp and attack the main military base so they can use the transmitters before they are destroyed.

Saving Zimbabwe is the gripping story of a group of extraordinary black and white Zimbabweans who lived together forming ‘The Community of Reconciliation’. They chose love over hate and integration over segregation. They believed in harmony over discord and that loving your former enemies was a higher way of life. Against all odds they succeeded in transforming a region of the nation in to a life-giving community. By example they demonstrated that the course of Zimbabwe could be changed, and provided a working model for the road ahead. Tragically on 25 November 1987, the sixteen white members of the Community made the ultimate sacrifice and were martyrd. Their killers thought they were ‘liberating’ their people but in fact drove the black community back under the oppressive forces of poverty. Why did they die? This book takes you on a journey to discover the answer to that haunting question and more. With the current political and economic uncertainty in Zimbabwe, the message of Saving Zimbabwe is more relevant than ever. The country needs transformation which should start in the heart of her people. The destiny of a nation and millions of lives are at stake.

Most people believe the Civil War was ultimately won at Gettysburg, and that the entire war was fought east of the Mississippi. History proves the latter to be wrong and suggests the former may be as well. In fact, there is mounting evidence that the outcome of the war may have been decided-or at least heavily impacted-by a bloody little campaign fought in the backwaters of civilization, 2,000 miles from Gettysburg. A small Confederate army, led by a drunken career military man, invaded New Mexico. His goal was to capture gold fields in Colorado and California, seaports along the Pacific coast, and all the land in between-an easy victory, since no enemy army existed in the West to resist. This was the Confederate "grand scheme" that could produce victory over the North. The Rebel army would be met by an even smaller one, ultimately commanded by a charismatic preacher and a tiny group of volunteers, recruited in Colorado. These two enemies would meet in a series of deadly but indecisive and mostly unreported battles along the Rockies. Victory would come because one of the leaders got lost, wandered around while most of his army was locked in combat miles away, and finally literally stumbled on a way to destroy the enemy. These battles were not reported by the press, which was focused entirely on the East. They were not even reported by the two governments-one for strategic reasons and the other out of ignorance. Yet from the perspective of nearly 150 years, one might well say the war was decided at this Gettysburg of the West.

The year is 1863, a time of great violence. Most of America and the world are focused on Gettysburg and Vicksburg. Westerners split their attention between the Civil War and the Great Plains Indian War, then nearing its height. In the Colorado Territory, though, there is another and even more terrifying event demanding attention--the world''s first serial killers are stalking the Rockies, brutalizing any person they find. Two brothers kill more than 30 men--and when one of the brothers is killed, a 12-year-old boy joins the murderous team to continue the slaughter. Hundreds of soldiers, lawmen and volunteers are unable to stop the rampage. That''s when the Army calls in Tom Tobin, perhaps the best tracker who has ever lived. Using incredible skills of deduction and observing, Tobin does what no one else can: he identifies the killers, follows them through the wilds, and then faces them in the ultimate showdown.

This work focuses on the project-specific form of partnering known as alliancing, which is distinguished by a financial incentive scheme. This practical guide provides a tool-kit for creating a successful alliance.

The Report deals with azo dyes capable of giving rise to human exposure to any of 21 aromatic amines classified as known or suspected carcinogens, and focuses on the presence of such dyes in specific products (toys, writing inks and paper products). It focuses on human health risks and does not deal with risks for the environment.

Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press The years 1830-1870 were years of expansion west as the U.S. government encouraged patriots to civilize its great untamed wilderness. But the West was already occupied-by Native peoples. The conflicts that ensued are legendary, but many stories are yet to be told. Veteran author Bob Scott brings many of these more obscure stories to light.