books by Amy Fisher

books by Amy Fisher

books:

Amy Fisher

Amy Fisher, Robbie Woliver

iUniverse, 2004

Refund
I never got this item because it turned out to be out of stock. I did get a very prompt refund from the seller, and am still shopping for the item.

The Adventures of Chip and Marty in Mr. Sandman's Class: Cahokia - A U.S. Historical Fiction Novel for ...

Amy Lynn Fisher

1st Books Library, 2003

Informative and Entertaining
A great story for children, and it has a point. It will educate them on the history of the Cahokian Indians, as well as entertain them with the cute storyline Amy Fisher has created. Great Story.

Goodness and Advice (The University Center for Human Values Series)

Judith Jarvis Thomson

Princeton University Press, 2003

a peculiar book
There is a rather peculiar book. Thompson's main goal is to criticize consequentialism but it appears that most consequentialists don't even accept the consequentialism that is her target, namely some kind of view that says we should promote *goodness simpliciter*, ...

Amy Fisher : My Story

Amy Fisher, Sheila Weller

Pocket Books, 1993

Lookin Through Amy's Eyes.
"Amy Fisher: My Story", shows how a young sixteen year-old got trapped into a prostitution ring; an adulterous affair; and an eventual crime charge. It is easy for one to absord all the negative press; however, after reading this book, one sees an innocent sixteen ...

The Adventures of Chip and Marty in Mr. Sandman's Class Lewis and Clark: Lewis and Clark
Amy Lynn Fisher

AuthorHouse, 2004

Chip and Marty go on another adventure of a lifetime! After falling asleep in Mr. Sandman's U.S. history class, they wake up on May 14, 1804 ready to begin the journey west with Lewis and Clark! Along the way to finding a waterway from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean they experience a buffalo hunt, have a grizzly bear encounter, and learn ...

No Nuts For Nutty
Stacey Fisher

Fisher-Paner Publishing, 2008

This is the first book in a series about a squirrel family that discovers their young son, Nutty, is allergic to nuts. The reader follows this family through lifestyle changes and the necessary adaptations to keep Nutty safe and sound.