Gregory: 2919 books

Inside the complex and misunderstood world of professional street skateboarding On a sunny Sunday in Los Angeles, a crew of skaters and videographers watch as one of them attempts to land a “heel flip” over a fire hydrant on a sidewalk in front of the Biltmore Hotel. A staff member of the...

Amidst the polarization of contemporary politics, partisan loyalties among citizens are regarded as one contributor to political stalemate. Partisan loyalties lead Democrats and Republicans to look at the same economic information but to come to strikingly different conclusions about the state of...

Hey kids! (And grown-ups, for that matter.) Have you ever wondered what it would be like if your best friend was really the Death of Children? Sound a bit grim? Not at all! Especially if you join Johnny and Eddie, as they travel to the magical world of Deathville on the most unusual...

Two years have passed since Johnny Jenkinson first saved the world with the help of his best friend, Eddie, the Death of Children. With the summer holiday fast approaching, everything is looking good for Johnny and his new best friends, Simon and tomboy Trudy. However, evil is never far away...

Five years after first encountering Uncle Lucius in Deathville, Johnny Jenkinson and his best friends, Simon and Trudy, find themselves pulled back to the strange netherland inhabited by Eddie and the Deaths, where they face their greatest challenge yet. Collecting lost souls from across the...

Ren’s world is changing and out of her control. It is 1984, her grandfather, her only close relative, is dying. Soon she will be alone. A University of British Columbia graduate student, she is on her way to becoming an art history professor and author. Half Haida and half French Canadian, Ren is...

Paddling Out The Stars is a poetic, bi-level—left-brain/right-brain—mid-summer kayak-cruise on a semi-wilderness, Northern Ontario lake. Its basic framework is a factual, observational cruise around that lake beginning in the early evening of a clear, hot day, and continuing, with many stops—one...

Spirit is an explanation of how the world works. Many great teachers and philosophical traditions have disclosed truths concerning the great questions: What is this life? Why are we here? What is the proper way to live? This book explains it all, from the viewpoint of a young father who dies, and...

    The walking Atm is a story of good conquering evil. Jerome a young man born in one of the most volatile ghettos of Jamaica. Faces rejection, poverty, cruelty and violence from he was three months old. Despite all the negativity around him he chooses not be overcome by it. He has a big dream...

This issue of Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, edited by Dr. Paula Gregory, is devoted to Neurology. Articles in this issue include: Dementia; Guillain Barre Syndrome; Multiple Sclerosis; Migraine and Migraine Variants: Keys to Diagnosis and Management; Medication and Toxin-Induced Neurological...

In the wake of tragedy, he'll risk everything to become someone else. . . When 19-year-old Ryan walks away from a car accident and is forced out of his dream apartment on the same night, he feels his life spinning out of control. Just when it seems he's regained his footing, the sudden death...

Welcome to the future. Here is a story that started with the time of Noah; and is what could not be discerned except by archeologist uncovering the ancient story. It is not told as such; because the various religious communities would not allow the TRUTH TO BE TOLD. This goes into past generations...

Michael Turner has just buried his uncle Oscar at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond Virginia and said farewell to the mysterious, unrevealing character he grew up with. After the funeral, his mother June reveals a poignant, enthralling tale of his uncle that he never could have imagined. In a meticulous...

Why did Newton struggle for thirty years to make gold by alchemy – and then become Master of the Mint? Why do we blush? Why do we have illusions? In this collection of essays, originally published in 1994, Richard Gregory once again delights and tantalizes with tales of his childhood, his...