Gary R Reed: 5 books

I've been thinking about this some...is how Jack Robertson concludes each chapter in his two journals. He shares his impressions of how he feels about what has happened in each chapter and what he has learned from the experience. The moral that Jack shares will be something that you will want to quote over and over again.

Do you believe in Santa Claus? Jack Robertson does and now he has to prove it. Christmas magic is fading and Jack finds that he can help save Christmas. With Santa's help Jack explains the truth about where Santa's origins and how he does the miraculous things that he does. Santa commissions Jack...

"Little Jack" Robertson, has accepted a posting as a flight instructor at the famous Glenn Curtiss, inventor of the Curtiss "Jenny", aerodrome, On his arrival in Canada he has fallen under the spell of local beauty Susan Leavitt. "Robertson's War" is a story of love and hate, life and death, adventure and misadventure in the turbulent years of the 1st World War.

Mom! Dad! I found a really cool new book. It's about a boy, Jack Robertson, who lived 150 years ago. He tells all about how to build log cabins, collect maple syrup, and train wild horses. Jack meets Indians, outlaws, and greedy bankers. He and his friends have all kinds of adventures trying to outwit them. Jack is very good at making plans and he can find a worthy moral in every adventure.

Jack Robertson has come to Kirtland Ohio to be of service to the Mormon Prophet, Joseph Smith. His first challenge is finding an eternal companion, not once, but twice. Jack finds the American frontier to be a dangerous place as he deals with anti-Mormon mobs and ex-Mormon apostates. Jack's family...