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The Story of Willie Wings

The Story of Willie Wings
Author: Babe Boniske
Publisher: Page Publishing Inc
Total Pages: 27
Release: 2022-05-04
Genre: Juvenile Fiction
ISBN: 1634179838

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This is the story of a sad little butterfly who was shunned because he had no color on his wings. All the other butterflies called him "Willie Wings". Even his brother Billy was not very nice to him. When the opportunity arose for him to do a good deed that involved saving his brother's life, he was up to the task. From that time on he was known as "Willie Butterfly". There are two endings to this story. One is a fantasy ending, which left all the other butterflies in awe, and one dealt with the reality of seeing someone in a different way. You choose the ending.


How Willy Got His Wings

How Willy Got His Wings
Author: Deborah Turner
Publisher: BowTie Press
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2003
Genre: Chihuahua (Dog breed)
ISBN: 9780944875889

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Willy goes on to explore the adventures of flying.


Willie Morgan on the Wing

Willie Morgan on the Wing
Author: Willie Morgan
Publisher:
Total Pages: 301
Release: 2013
Genre: Soccer players
ISBN: 9781908695123

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There have been some extraordinary footballers over the decades. But few with a story as extraordinary as Willie Morgan. A Manchester United icon, the Scot fought all the odds to make it to the very top of the English game during its most fascinating and fashionable era, the 1960s and 1970s. But it is not just Morgan's life on the pitch that is so captivating. Born in the tiny mining village of Sauchie, Morgan grew up believing his grandparents were his parents because his real mother had given birth to him outside wedlock. Not only that, but Morgan's father was an Italian prisoner of war from World War Two. It seemed that young Willie was destined for life as a family outcast, forced to follow his family into the area's coalmines - earning precious little money despite hours of backbreaking toil. However, Morgan's path was different. For he had a remarkable skill - the speed and ability to play football like nobody else. His skills were spotted by Burnley in 1960 before Morgan's life changed forever when he joined Manchester United eight years later. The club's legendary manager, Sir Matt Busby, needed pace and a killer touch down the right wing.So he broke the British transfer record and snapped Morgan up. In fact, Morgan was such a key part of Busby's future plans, he was even given the No.7 shirt - which had up to then been worn by none other than George Best. It was from the right wing - and that shirt - that Morgan would witness and play with some of the greatest Manchester United players of all time. Morgan recounts hundreds of tales about the hell-raising Best as well as giving his verdicts on the likes of Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, Alex Stepney, Paddy Crerand and a host of others. He also talks about Wilf McGuinness and the case he had to fight against former United manager Tommy Docherty. From the football pitch to the High Court - Morgan has done it all and seen it all. He was the first footballer with an official fanclub, he is a man who can count Tom Jones and Rod Steward as his close pals, and he is a footballing hero to those who used to chant his name while crammed into the Stretford End at Old Trafford. Willie touchingly talks about the harrowing death of his first wife Pat before recounting how he found redemption and love with his second wife Kay.The family man's love for his children Gaynor and Scott shines through at all points as does his love for Manchester United - the greatest football club in the world. Willie Morgan entertained, captivated and thrillled football fans for over 20 years. Now read his fascinating life story...


Willie Wills' wings

Willie Wills' wings
Author: Mrs. Isabel REANEY
Publisher:
Total Pages: 64
Release: 1890
Genre:
ISBN:

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The Remarkable Story of Willie the Crow

The Remarkable Story of Willie the Crow
Author: Linda Harkey
Publisher: Archway Publishing
Total Pages: 38
Release: 2018-12-11
Genre: Juvenile Fiction
ISBN: 1480869228

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The pack at the Lazy Dog Hacienda in Oklahoma includes five dogs: Doc, the oldest and wisest; Zeke, his annoying younger brother; Patch, Doc’s daughter; Rush, Doc’s son; and Newt, a black Lab who is part of the family. One day, when Doc and Patch are napping on the porch, a young black crow swoops down and lands on Patch’s head. This is how the dogs meet Willie, a crow with bad eyesight who becomes the particular friend of Patch. Although the other dogs don’t like Willie very much, Doc knows Patch can learn a lot about birds by playing with the crow. Then one day, Patch accidentally falls into the swimming pool and isn’t able to get out. Doc and Zeke can’t swim, so Willie is sent to find Newt to rescue Patch. Will he make it in time? Featuring fun color illustrations, this children’s story shares how a pack of hunting dogs and an extraordinary crow become friends and learn from one another. “These hunting dogs jump off the page and come to life through Linda’s tales of their adventures as they face challenges in life. I am a second grade teacher in Eagle Nest, New Mexico, and I also organize our public library summer reading program. Linda’s stories engaged our students in the lives of these dogs sparking great discussions and learning activities about character development, sequencing, and elements of the story. One student brought a stuffed puppy dog named after Zeke to join the fun every week.” —Cindy Carr, NBCT “A lovable bird dog points the way to outdoor fun in the country in this children’s book......A sweet slice of rural American canine life.” —Kirkus Review I had the opportunity to spend the summer doing a summer reading program in Northern New Mexico where we read Linda Harkey’s book, Hickory Doc’s Tales. When we got to the chapter, “Willie’s First Secret”, the kids loved it and eagerly wanted to figure out the “secret”. The last paragraph revealed there were more secrets, so the kids wanted to know more stories about Willie. I am so excited that Willie’s secrets will be revealed in this new children’s book. I can’t wait to enjoy it with my students! —Dana McBee, 4th-5th Grade Teacher, Eagle Nest Elementary School, Eagle Nest, New Mexico


Willie Wills' Wings

Willie Wills' Wings
Author: Mrs. G. S. Reaney
Publisher:
Total Pages: 0
Release: 1890
Genre: Boys
ISBN:

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Neal Cassady: The Fast Life of a Beat Hero

Neal Cassady: The Fast Life of a Beat Hero
Author: Graham Vickers
Publisher: Omnibus Press
Total Pages: 358
Release: 2010-01-07
Genre: Music
ISBN: 0857121375

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Neal Cassady achieved mythical status when Jack Kerouac turned him into Dean Moriarty, the hero of On The Road. In this major biography David Sandison and Graham Vickers trace the life of the wild man from Denver who galvanised Kerouac and the Beat Generation not by artistic endeavour but by his extravagant life-affirming behaviour and epic feats of cross-country driving. Dead before his forty-second birthday, Cassady was surrounded by legends and tall stories quite literally from birth. This superbly-researched biography at last strips away the mythology to reveal truths so weird and improbable that you wonder why embellishment was ever thought necessary in the first place.


The Story of Assyria

The Story of Assyria
Author: James Baikie
Publisher: Perennial Press
Total Pages: 64
Release: 2018-03-10
Genre: History
ISBN: 1531265049

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At the beginning of all things, when the world was new, and men were finding out bit by bit what they could do and how to do it, there were two countries that were more important than any others. They were both the valleys of great rivers, and it was the rivers that made them what they were. The one country was Egypt-that wonderful land where the Nile comes rolling down from the Great Lake Basin of equatorial Africa, and flows for hundreds of miles between temples and pyramids erected by the greatest builders the world has ever seen. About Egypt, two of these little books have already told you."


Best Short Stories

Best Short Stories
Author: Martha Foley
Publisher: Mariner Books
Total Pages: 490
Release: 1927
Genre: Short stories
ISBN:

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Includes the Yearbook of the American short story, 1978-1980.


Blind Willie and Other Stories

Blind Willie and Other Stories
Author: R. Anthony Joseph
Publisher: iUniverse
Total Pages: 395
Release: 2001-12
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 0595205127

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Two old women were boarders in the home of R. Anthony Joseph when he was a child in New Orleans, Lousiana. He later learned that they were witches. Some of the things he saw as a child he thought were normal. The occult, psychic development, aura reading, tarot cards, magick and life on the fringes of reality give us a glimpse into this San Jose businessman's world.