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Author: Adrian Robbe Publisher: ISBN: 9781980717379 Category : Languages : en Pages : 48
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STORY TAGLINE: "Her voice faded to a hushed stillness."BOOK DESCRIPTION: "The Snare of the Fowler -- A Medieval Journey to Freedom from Guilt and Shame" is a simple, swift-paced, smooth-flowing picture storybook that combines the craft of storytelling with engaging, impressionist illustrations. "The Snare of the Fowler" is a fictional medieval tale that will be appreciated by new adult and older adult audiences. Colorfully-illustrated and thoughtfully-written, this inspiring storybook has 41 pages of striking, specifically-sequenced pictures with an accompanying story narrative. This stimulating medieval tale is inspired by the full-length story told in the epic medieval fantasy novel book series entitled "The Wolves of Trisidian" by Adrian Robbe. "The Snare of the Fowler" emphasizes virtuous themes of love, goodness, mercy, and forgiveness in the midst of unresolved guilt and shame. In context, the tale of "The Snare of the Fowler" takes place outside the small Village of Medina in the Forest of Stonehaven within the mystical Land of Jandor during the Year AD 1482. The story is about young Geoffrey Talbot (a 6-year old peasant lad) who goes exploring into the Stonehaven Forest with his little 4-year old sister, Diana. However, during their innocent outing, a dire tragedy takes place where Diana is attacked by a gray wolf. After the horrific event takes place, Geoffrey blames himself for Diana's tragic death. During the next 15 years of his life, Geoffrey's heart and mind are haunted with an incessant echoing of guilt and shame, like some dripping cavern that never stops. Besides telling the story of Geoffrey's woeful journey into unresolved guilt and shame, this inspiring medieval tale follows Geoffrey as he departs from the snare of the fowler and how he was ultimately set free and healed after years of unnecessary, blameful suffering. "The Snare of the Fowler" is a stirring drama of test and trial, faith and hope, and the resulting growth and transformation of a young lad who perseveres through great pain and suffering against impossible odds. This captivating medieval tale promises to leave a positive, lasting impression upon every reader.ABOUT THE AUTHOR, ADRIAN D. ROBBE: After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, Adrian received his commission and served as a career research, development, and acquisition officer in the United States Air Force. Adrian has a Master of Arts in Communication degree with a major in Cinema-Television (Critical Studies) from Regent University of Virginia Beach, Virginia. His passion is the art of cinema, and he is the author of several self-published non-fiction books on Hollywood filmmaking, motion picture award trends, as well as techniques of famous movie directors. In addition, he is the author of The Wolves of Trisidian Trilogy epic medieval fantasy fiction novel series and several picture storybooks for Young Adult/New Adult readers.OTHER PICTURE STORYBOOKS BY THE AUTHOR: (1) The Legend of the Sunflowers: A Medieval Love Story, (2) The Paladin's Heart: A Medieval Ballad of Knightly Origin, (3) The Song of Our Land: A Medieval Tale of the Summer Solstice, (4) Beyond Seven Rivers: A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart, (5) The Sport of Kings: An Equestrian Victor's Tale of the Medieval Joust, (6) The Legend of the Five Huntsmen: A Medieval Tale of the Restless Heart, and (7) With Wings as Eagles: A Medieval Journey to the Heart of Freedom.THE WOLVES OF TRISIDIAN BOOK SERIES BY ADRIAN D. ROBBE: (1) The Wolves of Trisidian: Part One of the Trilogy, (2) The Curse of Ulrik: Part Two of the Trilogy, (3) From Ashes of Defeat: Part Three of the Trilogy, (4) Unshackled Destiny: Prequel to the Trilogy, and (5) The Wolves of Trisidian: Reader's Companion Guide: An Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Revolutionary Epic Medieval Fantasy.NON-FICTION: 21 Tips for Writers: How to Integrate Filmmaking Concepts into Your Novel
Author: Adrian Robbe Publisher: ISBN: 9781980717379 Category : Languages : en Pages : 48
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STORY TAGLINE: "Her voice faded to a hushed stillness."BOOK DESCRIPTION: "The Snare of the Fowler -- A Medieval Journey to Freedom from Guilt and Shame" is a simple, swift-paced, smooth-flowing picture storybook that combines the craft of storytelling with engaging, impressionist illustrations. "The Snare of the Fowler" is a fictional medieval tale that will be appreciated by new adult and older adult audiences. Colorfully-illustrated and thoughtfully-written, this inspiring storybook has 41 pages of striking, specifically-sequenced pictures with an accompanying story narrative. This stimulating medieval tale is inspired by the full-length story told in the epic medieval fantasy novel book series entitled "The Wolves of Trisidian" by Adrian Robbe. "The Snare of the Fowler" emphasizes virtuous themes of love, goodness, mercy, and forgiveness in the midst of unresolved guilt and shame. In context, the tale of "The Snare of the Fowler" takes place outside the small Village of Medina in the Forest of Stonehaven within the mystical Land of Jandor during the Year AD 1482. The story is about young Geoffrey Talbot (a 6-year old peasant lad) who goes exploring into the Stonehaven Forest with his little 4-year old sister, Diana. However, during their innocent outing, a dire tragedy takes place where Diana is attacked by a gray wolf. After the horrific event takes place, Geoffrey blames himself for Diana's tragic death. During the next 15 years of his life, Geoffrey's heart and mind are haunted with an incessant echoing of guilt and shame, like some dripping cavern that never stops. Besides telling the story of Geoffrey's woeful journey into unresolved guilt and shame, this inspiring medieval tale follows Geoffrey as he departs from the snare of the fowler and how he was ultimately set free and healed after years of unnecessary, blameful suffering. "The Snare of the Fowler" is a stirring drama of test and trial, faith and hope, and the resulting growth and transformation of a young lad who perseveres through great pain and suffering against impossible odds. This captivating medieval tale promises to leave a positive, lasting impression upon every reader.ABOUT THE AUTHOR, ADRIAN D. ROBBE: After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, Adrian received his commission and served as a career research, development, and acquisition officer in the United States Air Force. Adrian has a Master of Arts in Communication degree with a major in Cinema-Television (Critical Studies) from Regent University of Virginia Beach, Virginia. His passion is the art of cinema, and he is the author of several self-published non-fiction books on Hollywood filmmaking, motion picture award trends, as well as techniques of famous movie directors. In addition, he is the author of The Wolves of Trisidian Trilogy epic medieval fantasy fiction novel series and several picture storybooks for Young Adult/New Adult readers.OTHER PICTURE STORYBOOKS BY THE AUTHOR: (1) The Legend of the Sunflowers: A Medieval Love Story, (2) The Paladin's Heart: A Medieval Ballad of Knightly Origin, (3) The Song of Our Land: A Medieval Tale of the Summer Solstice, (4) Beyond Seven Rivers: A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart, (5) The Sport of Kings: An Equestrian Victor's Tale of the Medieval Joust, (6) The Legend of the Five Huntsmen: A Medieval Tale of the Restless Heart, and (7) With Wings as Eagles: A Medieval Journey to the Heart of Freedom.THE WOLVES OF TRISIDIAN BOOK SERIES BY ADRIAN D. ROBBE: (1) The Wolves of Trisidian: Part One of the Trilogy, (2) The Curse of Ulrik: Part Two of the Trilogy, (3) From Ashes of Defeat: Part Three of the Trilogy, (4) Unshackled Destiny: Prequel to the Trilogy, and (5) The Wolves of Trisidian: Reader's Companion Guide: An Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Revolutionary Epic Medieval Fantasy.NON-FICTION: 21 Tips for Writers: How to Integrate Filmmaking Concepts into Your Novel
Author: Adrian Robbe Publisher: ISBN: 9781726869232 Category : Languages : en Pages : 60
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BOOK TITLE: Geoffrey and Cortay's Vision of Promise: A Medieval Love Story on Hope Fulfilled AUTHOR: Adrian Robbe BOOK DESCRIPTION: "Geoffrey and Cortay's Vision of Promise: A Medieval Love Story on Hope Fulfilled" is a simple, swift-paced, smooth-flowing picture storybook that combines the craft of storytelling with engaging, impressionist illustrations. "Geoffrey and Cortay's Vision of Promise" is a fictional medieval tale that will be appreciated by young adults, new adults, and older adult audiences. Colorfully-illustrated and thoughtfully-written, this inspiring storybook has 52 pages of striking, specifically-sequenced pictures with an accompanying story narrative. This inspiring tale is based upon the full-length story told in the epic medieval fantasy novel entitled "The Wolves of Trisidian" by Adrian Robbe. "Geoffrey and Cortay's Vision of Promise" emphasizes virtuous themes of hope, joy, and contentment in life. In context, this mythical tale takes place in the Land of Jandor during the Years A.D. 1497-1499 when Geoffrey Talbot (a seasoned Squire at Castle Stonehaven who is soon to be dubbed a knight) meets a beautiful young maiden named Lady Cortay Devereux. This endearing, medieval love story escorts you back in time to the enchantment of the Middle Ages where you will witness first-hand how Geoffrey and Cortay first became acquainted, developed their friendship, entered into courtship, got engaged, and subsequently became married. The tale of "Geoffrey and Cortay's Vision of Promise" will make you care for the central characters of the story and their search for true love. As you read this delightful medieval tale, you will empathize with Geoffrey and Cortay, understand the desires of their heart, relate to and appreciate their patient hope, as well as experience their happiness and joy in life. This inspiring medieval love story promises to leave a positive, lasting impression upon every reader. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: After graduating from the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, Adrian Robbe received his commission and served as a career research, development, and acquisition officer in the United States Air Force. Adrian has a Master of Arts in Communication degree with a major in Cinema-Television from Regent University of Virginia Beach, Virginia. His passion is the art of cinema, and he is the author of several self-published non-fiction books on Hollywood filmmaking, motion picture award trends, as well as techniques of famous movie directors. OTHER BOOKS BY THE AUTHOR: - 21 Tips for Writers: How to Integrate Filmmaking Concepts into Your Novel - "And the Oscar Goes To..." (How does a filmmaker become an Academy Award winner?) - Techniques of the Film Masters- Metamorphosis of Hollywood Filmmaking - The Wolves of Trisidian: Part One of the Trilogy - The Curse of Ulrik: Part Two of The Wolves of Trisidian Trilogy - From Ashes of Defeat: Part Three of The Wolves of Trisidian Trilogy - Unshackled Destiny: Prequel to The Wolves of Trisidian Trilogy - The Legend of the Five Huntsmen: A Medieval Tale of the Restless Heart - The Paladin's Heart: A Medieval Ballad of Knightly Origin - The Song of Our Land: A Medieval Tale of the Summer Solstice - Beyond Seven Rivers: A Medieval Tale on Binding the Wounds of a Broken Heart - The Legend of the Sunflowers: A Medieval Love Story - With Wings as Eagles: A Medieval Journey to the Heart of Freedom - The Sport of Kings: An Equestrian Victor's Tale of the Medieval Joust - In Defense of Freedom: A Collection of Laconic Medieval Pre-Battle War Stories - The Cruel Sword of War: A Collection of Laconic Medieval Intra-Battle War Stories - The Breathless Hours of War: A Collection of Laconic Medieval Post-Battle War Stories - The Snare of the Fowler: A Medieval Journey to Freedom from Guilt and Shame - The Wolves of Trisidian Artist Coloring Book: Epic Medieval Fantasy Coloring Book Series (Volume 1)
Author: Anglican Church of Canada Publisher: ISBN: 9780919891272 Category : Anglican Communion Languages : en Pages : 0
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The pew edition of the prayer book of the Anglican Church of Canada. Includes: the Divine Office; Baptism and Reconciliation; the Holy Eucharist; the Proper of the Church Year; Pastoral Offices; Episcopal Offices; Parish Thanksgiving and Prayers; the Psalter; and Music. (ABC).
Author: Samuel Noah Kramer Publisher: University of Chicago Press ISBN: 0226452328 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 386
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The Sumerians, the pragmatic and gifted people who preceded the Semites in the land first known as Sumer and later as Babylonia, created what was probably the first high civilization in the history of man, spanning the fifth to the second millenniums B.C. This book is an unparalleled compendium of what is known about them. Professor Kramer communicates his enthusiasm for his subject as he outlines the history of the Sumerian civilization and describes their cities, religion, literature, education, scientific achievements, social structure, and psychology. Finally, he considers the legacy of Sumer to the ancient and modern world. "There are few scholars in the world qualified to write such a book, and certainly Kramer is one of them. . . . One of the most valuable features of this book is the quantity of texts and fragments which are published for the first time in a form available to the general reader. For the layman the book provides a readable and up-to-date introduction to a most fascinating culture. For the specialist it presents a synthesis with which he may not agree but from which he will nonetheless derive stimulation."—American Journal of Archaeology "An uncontested authority on the civilization of Sumer, Professor Kramer writes with grace and urbanity."—Library Journal
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