Trapped in 1867

Par : Christopher Francis
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8201316068
  • EAN9798201316068
  • Date de parution19/07/2020
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurJL

Résumé

Who would have thought stealing a Time Machine could go so wrong? Desperate to get a great mark on her 150-year anniversary presentation of Ottawa, Gauri sneaks into her dad's time machine with a boy from her class and travels back to 1867. Problems quickly unfold, leaving the two fifth-graders trapped in the unforgiving elements of winter, struggling to stay alive.
Christopher Francis was born in Brisbane, Australia, on June 21, 1974. At 19, he was accepted into the Animation program at Sheridan College, and then graduated with a degree in Sociology from McMaster University. Following a two year adventure overseas working with children, Christopher completed a Bachelor of Education at York University. He is now teaching junior level students in Burlington, Ontario.
Through Christopher's experience working with children, he found writing and illustrating to be one of his passions. Currently working on a middle-grade series, Christopher has recently completed the first four books entitled: Solving Damian Dermite, Respecting Mr. Ravi , Remembering Kaylee Cooper and Alex was Here. Recently, Remembering Kaylee Cooper, has been published by Curiosity Quills Press Publishing House.
In addition, Christopher has completed a Paranormal Teen Fiction novel, titled, Stoneway, and recently finished the Teen Fiction Sci-Fi, titled, They Came from the Trees, based on a short story called, That Thing in the Sky. He has also created eight primary leveled books called How to sneak your Monster into School, Mr. Pancake Turkey, I Don't Want to go to Sleep! It's Up to You, How Mr. Monster Biggens Changed My Life, There's and Ogre-Beast in the Playground, Bigger than Alexander and The Whispering Tree.
Additionally, Christopher has illustrated children's novels for several independent authors and publishing companies including Kids4kids.com, The Hamilton Spectator, BrendanKelly Publishing, Highview Press.com and Trimatrix. Most recently, They all can be viewed on francisart.com.
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