books by Louis A. Meyer (midshipman bloodhound cluttering)

books by Louis A. Meyer

books:

86 reviews
Robert Louis Stevenson

Signet Classics, 1959

Kidnapped My Attention!
Oh, what a great book! Robert Louis Stevenson strikes a perfect balance between action and description. As previous reviews have said much about the plot and the worth of reading this wonderful book, I will add just a bit. Buy a copy of this tale for any child aged ten or older, and they'll have a story of adventure to read over and over again as they grow up! I guarantee it will be a work ...

My Bonny Light Horseman: Being an Account of the Further Adventures of Jacky Faber, in Love and War (Bloody ...

15 reviews
Louis A. Meyer

Harcourt Children's Books, 2008

Vive L'Empereur! Non. Vive Jacky Faber! Mais oui.
I finished reading MY BONNY LIGHT HORSEMAN, the sixth book in the "Bloody Jack" series, a few weeks ago and am just now getting around to commenting on it. The other reviewers here have basically written about the plot and characters, so I won't repeat what has already been said. In this tale of the further adventures and misadventures of our dear Miss Jacky, she finds herself again at the ...

In the Belly of the Bloodhound: Being an Account of a Particularly Peculiar Adventure in the Life of Jacky ...

20 reviews
Louis A. Meyer

Harcourt Paperbacks, 2008

wonderful books
These books are so funny and full adventure i have a hard time putting it down. I originaly got this series for my husband, hes into all the pirate and old navey books but i found my self enjoying them also.

Curse of the Blue Tattoo : Being an Account of the Misadventures of Jacky Faber, Midshipman and Fine Lady ...

34 reviews
Louis A. Meyer, 2004

Amazing book with a loveable main character.
I'll admit, I liked Bloody Jack better, but Curse of the Blue Tattoo is still a wonderful book. It shows a different side of Jacky, the side that desperately wants to be a lady. This books shows her transformation from salty sea salior to a fine lady. Though she encounters difficulties along the way, Jacky meets wonderful new friends and experiences new things. Peppered with humor and sorrow, ...

Cluttering: A Clinical Perspective

1 review
Florence L. Meyers, Kenneth O. St. Louis

Whurr Publishers, 1992

Cluttering
The editors have brought together leaders in the field to produce the first book on cluttering for nearly 20 years. The book concentrates on clinical issues and as such it will be of immediate interest to all clinicians, students, and teachers in speech and language pathology. Cluttering is a seriously neglected area and the editors have gone a long way towards redressing this situation. --- ...