Bøger af Thomas J Carter

In the picturesque setting of the Great Smoky Mountains in 1884, a young boy named Truman is eagerly looking forward to celebrating Christmas with his family.However, their peaceful Christmas preparations take a dramatic turn when a heavy snowstorm blankets the Smoky Mountains, leaving Truman's Pa and Ma stranded after a treacherous wagon wreck. The situation grows dire as the days pass, and there is no sign of rescue.In the meantime, a famous and experienced sheriff named Horace, known for his courage and resourcefulness, gets wind of Truman's parents' plight. He sets out on a mission to find and rescue them, braving the harsh winter weather and challenging terrain.Truman and Mary decide to take matters into their own hands and embark on a brave journey to find their parents.Armed with their courage and the friendship that binds them, Truman and Mary set out on an unforgettable adventure through the snow-covered Great Smoky Mountains. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and obstacles, but their determination never wavers. Truman's resourcefulness and knowledge of the mountains, combined with Mary's creativity and storytelling abilities, make them a formidable team.The heartwarming friendship between Truman and Mary, coupled with Horace's expertise, leads them closer to the stranded parents. Finally, after a series of challenges and nail-biting moments, they locate the wagon and manage to bring Truman's Pa and Ma to safety.The Great Smoky Mountains become a witness to an unforgettable Christmas adventure, where courage, creativity, and determination triumph over adversity.

Meriwether has many friends that help in times of need. The only problem is when his friends need him, Meriwether is nowhere to be seen.Set in a vibrant neighborhood in sunny San Francisco, we meet Meriwether, a classic example of a "fair-weather friend" who is there for others only when the sun shines bright and life is smooth sailing.Everything is going Meriwether's way, and he seems to have everything. But what happens when the tables turn and Meriwether's friends are gone?Meriwether's Journey is a tale that will resonate with readers of all ages, reminding them of the importance of forging deep connections in a fast-paced world. Through Meriwether's experiences, readers will be inspired to reflect on their friendships, encouraging them to become more present, empathetic, and loyal companions.Through the lens of this charming, sometimes frustrating, middle-aged man, readers will discover the power of authenticity, the beauty of true friendship, and the joy that comes from being there for one another, rain or shine.

In the summer of 1882, our brave explorer Truman sets off on his most thrilling adventure yet. All aboard a train heading west, we join Truman as he journeys to a place that many say doesn't exist. Folktales and legends tell of a canyon that is "a mile deep and ever so wide." Misfortune soon meets Truman as he finds himself, and his trusty horse Jasper, lost and all alone in a dry and rugged wilderness. As he makes his way back to Ma and Pa, Truman takes us through the major sites, and eye-popping vistas, of Grand Canyon National Park.This time, we ride the swift-moving current on a raft through "Hance Rapids", see the jaw-dropping "Ooh Aah Point", become amazed by "Bright Angel Canyon", look up at the "Granite Gorge", meet a one-armed explorer at "Powell Plateau", and pass through "Keyhole Natural Bridge." From trains, to wagons, to mine cars, and rafts, Truman's thirst for adventure is truly as grand as the canyon itself.