Sophia Von Sawilski: 49 books

Nar Nina is about a place beyond Narnia as created by C.S.Lewis. Fantasy was inspired by the scholar who simplified the Christian experience. Not to diminish or detour the audience but to help them focus on the interdimensional nature of Christian living. This anthology of poems are heart felt poems...

The student of Ron Carter's character faces the challenge of understanding and evaluating a grandpa; whether for pleasure or for study, at any age. Familiar qualities such as generosity, humor, pragmatism, compassion and reliability are celebrated and probed.

The Aim of this Study Guide, Red Dog, True Blue, Man, is to explore the status of being a man among men. The Pilbara breeds men that are alpha men, leaders and providers. Men in Red Dog, True Blue, strive to reach the goal of becoming a Man. Ironically a man is singular and is unique in his preferences...

The Aim of this Study Guide is: to trace the development of the storms and how they echo both the events and emotions of the characters. Empowering the audience to understand the connection between weather in narrative and the characters they represent. Mick faces conflict learning to understand the...

Lester’s fantasies about Angela are raunchy and in his mind he has already committed the act. He isn't the only deluded individual within the text. But is he the only one who is transformed?

The aim of this Frequency Workbook: Red Dog, Down the Rabbit Hole, is to explore some of the subtle comparisons and contrasts the novel Red Dog, makes with the classic piece of literature, Alice in Wonderland. All characters developed by the author have universal traits but also some distinguishing...

The Aim of this Study Guide, Red Dog, True Blue, Finders Keepers, is to reach a deeper understanding of what it means to have hobbies to create your own learning path. Consider the ways that ownership shapes identity and roles in society.

The aim of this workbook Frequency Workbook: Red Dog, Man is to familiarize the reader with the types of men that were in Dampier and the Pilbara. Each made for a unique mate and Red Dog was stimulated by their company. Living interdependently, Red Dog knew the wider community and loved not only the...

The aim of this Frequency Workbook: Red Dog, Weathering Storms is to consider the process of conflict. Responding effectively to a call for help, overcoming obstacles, and delivering appropriate treatment.

Recommended reading for gifted teenagers. Themes entangling the intellectual passions of Walt Disney, Albert Einstein and Joseph Bazalgette in a futuristic fantasy of fiction.

The Aim of this Workbook is to focus entirely on the novel Red Dog, written by Lois de Bernieres. Community Authority trumps when people unite. While the friction caused by authority can be insightful. The last two chapters of the novel, Red Dog, highlight the way community comes together to achieve...

The student of a character, faces the challenge of understanding and evaluating Sergeant Sam, whether for pleasure or for study, at any age. Familiar stereotypical qualities and humor are celebrated and probed.

A quirky Cinderella tale about Olivia who falls upwards as she relies on her Christian faith and family. In the process she overcomes her fear of spiders with a purpose.

The Aim of this Study Guide, Dreamtime, is to trace how one of the stories of the Dreamtime can effect the narrative. Mukkine and his stone are the subplot which cannot be ignored in Red Dog, True Blue.