Philip Brown Livres

Sonny Liston rose from near slavery to become Heavyweight Champion at a time when there was only one champion and the title was one of the most prestigious in world sport. The novelist and Civil Rights activist James Baldwin who interviewed Sonny said he was "complicated, dedicated and spiritual." In a tag that would astonish the boxing world he also said he was a "Teddy Bear". This book invites you to take a second look at a talented and determined fighter who intimidated opponents well before the bell and won 50 out of 54 contests. Sonny's left jab was admired by Mike Tyson, his right hand was described as a 'train wreck' and it won him 39 KOs. His mysterious death in Las Vegas was probably the work of Mafia figures who exploited him throughout his career.

Set in a captivating fantasy world, this sequel continues the journey of its compelling characters as they face new challenges and adventures. With rich world-building and intricate plot twists, it explores themes of bravery and friendship. The story builds on the foundation laid in the first book, deepening the narrative and expanding the universe. Recognized for its excellence, this installment has garnered accolades, including the Pinnacle Book Achievement Award for Best Fantasy Novel in 2021.

Set against the backdrop of Philadelphia in 1776, Franky Franklyn embarks on a new adventure, exploring the vibrant life during America's birth. As he navigates this historical period, he encounters various figures and experiences that shape the nation's founding. The narrative promises excitement and intrigue, with the potential return of the character Danny Divine, adding to the anticipation of Franky's exploits in this captivating time travel tale.

Philip Brown's influential career in accounting academia is showcased through a collection of his most significant articles, many previously published in lesser-known venues. The volume includes a foreword by Stephen A. Zeff and an introduction detailing the evolution of Brown's research interests, providing context for each essay. This compilation serves as a valuable resource for students and researchers, offering insights into Brown's remarkable 50-year journey in the field of accounting.

Frogbit is the strangest creature you will ever see. He lives in the Sankey Valley Park in Newton-le-willows. Things just seem to happen to Frogbit. He goes on some wonderful and amazing adventures. He fly's in a plane, becomes a hero after the battle with the Nettle King and visits a theme park. These are just a few of Frogbit's amazing adventures.

In this second book, Frogbit meets a friendly human. He goes to Scarborough and gets washed out to sea. A strange creature swims up to Frogbit, is it a shark? When Frogbit gets back home, another strange creature has moved into his burrow. The other animals try and help Frogbit get his home back, but they have a fight on their hands.