Glen Chase
Author of Bible Stories Gone Crazy!
About the Author
Disambiguation Notice:
This is the author page of the pulp write Gordon Davis, who used a large number of pseudonyms. The following pages, which all appear to represent a single author, are combined:
Glen Chase; Clay Dawson; Josh Edwards; J. Farragut Jones; Leonard Jordan; Philip Kirk; Peter McCurtin; Frank Scarpetta; Jonathan Scofield
He also used the following names, but, since they share their author pages with other writers, the works are aliased here, instead of combining the pages:
Gordon Davis (1); John Mackie (3); Robert Novak (2); Bruno Rossi (2)
On the following two pages, the works need to be identified before they can be aliased here:
Nicholas Brady; March Hastings
He also used the names Richard Hale Curtis and Cynthia Wilkerson, but LibraryThing appears to have none of their works at present.
Series
Works by Glen Chase
Hot Rocks 3 copies
Broad Jump 3 copies
Busted 3 copies
Fire in the Hole 1 copy
Climb a broken ladder 1 copy
Dark Awakening [2014 film] — Writer — 1 copy
Operation Perfidia 1 copy
In A Pinch 1 copy
The Jersey Bounce 1 copy
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Common Knowledge
- Birthdate
- 1935
- Gender
- male
- Disambiguation notice
- This is the author page of the pulp write Gordon Davis, who used a large number of pseudonyms. The following pages, which all appear to represent a single author, are combined:
Glen Chase; Clay Dawson; Josh Edwards; J. Farragut Jones; Leonard Jordan; Philip Kirk; Peter McCurtin; Frank Scarpetta; Jonathan Scofield
He also used the following names, but, since they share their author pages with other writers, the works are aliased here, instead of combining the pages:
Gordon Davis (1); John Mackie (3); Robert Novak (2); Bruno Rossi (2)
On the following two pages, the works need to be identified before they can be aliased here:
Nicholas Brady; March Hastings
He also used the names Richard Hale Curtis and Cynthia Wilkerson, but LibraryThing appears to have none of their works at present.
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Reviews
had none of the characters I liked and all I didn't
Bible Stories Gone Crazy! is a Where's Waldo style kid's book which pictures Bible stories all wrong Noah's Ark has a sizable, modern construction crew. The parting of the red sea depicts surfers and other water enthusiasts. The destruction of Jericho has a big bad wolf, a wrecking ball, lego blocks and KISS. The David and Goliath story has water guns a hotdog stand, and a world war II plane, The angels in the lion's den with Daniel are circus trainers and the lion are engaged in a range of recreational activities. Jonah and the Monster fish, the feeding of the five thousand and the paraplegic man let down through the roof have equally ridiculous depictions. And of course each of these stories have teddy bears hidden in the scene.
Josh Edwards and Illustrator Emiliano Migliardo have teamed up to help children learn about the Bible stories in this activity based kids book. Each picture has stuff to find, (i.e. different animals, people, activities) and fun things to look at. They also include the scriptural references to each story so that you can talk to your kids about what is right about the picture and what is just plain silly.
I have three kids that have enjoyed this book. My four-year-old likes to look at the pictures and find stuff; my six-year-old is better at it and likes to talk about is off about the pictures. My eight-year-old enjoys the book but was initially disturbed that the author and illustrator could mess up these stories so completely. All and all the kids like and it is a fun, non-serious way to get them to engage with the Bible. The illustrations are cartoony and fun and another plus is the durable glossy pages which thus far have survived my seven-month-old. I give this four stars.
Note: I received this book in exchange for my honest review from Kregel Publications and Candle Books.… (more)
Josh Edwards and Illustrator Emiliano Migliardo have teamed up to help children learn about the Bible stories in this activity based kids book. Each picture has stuff to find, (i.e. different animals, people, activities) and fun things to look at. They also include the scriptural references to each story so that you can talk to your kids about what is right about the picture and what is just plain silly.
I have three kids that have enjoyed this book. My four-year-old likes to look at the pictures and find stuff; my six-year-old is better at it and likes to talk about is off about the pictures. My eight-year-old enjoys the book but was initially disturbed that the author and illustrator could mess up these stories so completely. All and all the kids like and it is a fun, non-serious way to get them to engage with the Bible. The illustrations are cartoony and fun and another plus is the durable glossy pages which thus far have survived my seven-month-old. I give this four stars.
Note: I received this book in exchange for my honest review from Kregel Publications and Candle Books.… (more)
I received Bible Stories Gone Crazy!, in exchange for honest and unbiased review. The book was written by Josh Edwards and illustrated by Emiliano Migliardo. The book is a children's book. The book reminds me of a hidden object puzzles mixed with where's waldo, except the pages are glossy and has the ability to be written on. Your kids will learn about the bible, while also sharpening eye coordination skills.
In the book, the author provides a summary of a bible story. The kids also have to find a teddy bear in each scene, along with the mistakes, not found in the bible. Each page also has a bible verse to help you find the mistakes. Each page also has questions for reflection, such as Do you think Noah really painted the ark?
I liked this book because my kids love to write, I mean scribble. I can read them the summary and they can have at it with a dry erase marker.… (more)
In the book, the author provides a summary of a bible story. The kids also have to find a teddy bear in each scene, along with the mistakes, not found in the bible. Each page also has a bible verse to help you find the mistakes. Each page also has questions for reflection, such as Do you think Noah really painted the ark?
I liked this book because my kids love to write, I mean scribble. I can read them the summary and they can have at it with a dry erase marker.… (more)
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- Rating
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