Rick Taylor Livres

A very small dog and a very large cat meet by accident and become close friends thanks to the dog's fearlessness and her willingness to accept the cat as a friend. They care for each other while working as a team to protect each other and the human family with whom they live. Their adventures expose them to the dangers of the forest, where they help a turtle and chase away a coyote which was about to attack the rabbit. Later when Sam and her family go camping, Sam becomes a hero by rescuing a small boy lost in the woods. At home Sam and Hobbes carry out a plat to stop a neighborhood burglar who breaks into their house. Hobbes and Sam entertains young children and teaches them the importance of friendship, loyalty and courage. It can be read by children, or read by the parents of children too young to read.

Keri, the blacksmith's son, faces an abrupt end to his youthful romances as he is drafted into a perilous journey through a snow-covered wilderness. Alongside his friends, he must navigate both natural disasters and the threat of a menacing wolfpack, which challenges their survival. As blood stains the snow, Keri is thrust into unexpected leadership, forcing him to confront his fears and grow quickly in order to protect his companions and himself from impending doom.

Inspired by the animated series on the Kids WB!, this collection features the slam-bang adventures of Batman and his young partner, Robin, as they take on Gotham Citys most colourful villains.

Exploring a diverse array of themes, this collection of poems delves into romance, war, humor, family, and more, reflecting the author's rich life experiences. Rick Taylor, a poet who began writing later in life, aims to share his work while he can still enjoy it. His lighthearted approach and local acclaim from Shepherdstown, West Virginia, inspire his belief that a wider audience may appreciate his unique perspective. This volume follows his previously successful works, showcasing his journey and passion for poetry.

The narrative explores the profound journey of Dr. Rick Taylor as he transitions from a medical professional to a dedicated father after witnessing the birth of his son. Through shared experiences, they navigate life's milestones, including first loves and near-death moments, revealing unexpected lessons in everyday situations. The story emphasizes the significance of ordinary events, encouraging readers to reflect on their own life lessons and the teachers who shape them, ultimately evoking a blend of joy and sadness through relatable experiences.

Exploring the challenges of bipolar disorder, this poetry collection offers a candid look at the author's personal experiences. Rick Taylor, a retired poet residing in Shepherdstown, West Virginia, uses his craft to connect with others facing similar struggles. His beloved red lab features in several poems, adding a personal touch to his reflections. Following the success of his first book, Taylor's humor and openness in addressing mental health aim to resonate with readers, making his work both relatable and impactful.

Exploring a wide range of human emotions, this collection features a lifetime of poetry that begins with the poet's reflections in a cemetery. Rick Taylor's work captures moments of happiness, sadness, anger, and desperation, all while showcasing his distinct sense of humor. The poems invite readers to connect deeply with the complexities of life and evoke a spectrum of feelings.