Bøker av Regina Puckett

The Great War had decimated the world, killing millions and wiping out all the modern technologies of that time. After many of the survivors had died from starvation and thirst, the few remaining figured out by trial and error that if they were going to survive they needed rules.Over eight hundred years later, nature's resources are slowly recovering, but the population has dwindled to only a handful of people. Most are suspicious and quite content to live by themselves.To survive in this barren world, Aapeli has created a rule for every situation. He doesn't feel like he's missing anything in his life until he rescues an abandoned child from a group of crazed mountain men. Over the years the little girl shakes up his organized world by questioning all of his rules.Liberty knows she couldn't ask for a better father but that doesn't stop her from questioning his hardheaded views. At fifteen she believes she's grown up enough and should be treated as such. But soon enough her world is shaken to the core, so much so that all she then wants to be is her father's little girl again.

The Great War had decimated the world, killing millions and wiping out all the modern technologies of that time. After many of the survivors had died from starvation and thirst, the few remaining figured out by trial and error that if they were going to survive they needed rules.Finding LibertyLiberty knows she couldn't ask for a better father but that doesn't stop her from questioning his hardheaded views. At fifteen she believes she's grown up enough and should be treated as such. But soon enough her world is shaken to the core, so much so that all she then wants to be is her father's little girl again. The Making BoyAfter his father's death, Boy faces a world that only sees him as a robot, not someone with feelings and the ability to love, so he sets out to prove he's more than a bucket held together by bolts - so much more.

One Christmas Eve, Santa had a big problem. All the gifts were packed and ready to load, but when it came time to leave the reindeer were too sick to fly.At first, Santa tied a bag of gifts to a tricycle, but the tricycle refused to budge, so next he tied the bag to a bicycle. After Santa wrecked the bicycle, the elves offered to lend a hand and then an eager group of penguins. When they failed, Mr. Abominable Snowman attempted to carry the load but couldn't get off the ground, so Santa pulled out an old motorbike. After the motorbike refused to start, a polar bear offered to lend a paw until he fell into the snow, so some Canadian geese offered the use of their wings, but after much flapping around they had to admit defeat.Christmas Eve was slipping away, and all looked lost, until Santa remembered an old friend who owned a helicopter. Fortunately, his friend agreed to fly over so Santa could deliver the gifts and another Christmas Day went into the record books. So, if you ever hear a whirling sound over your roof, don't worry. The reindeer are probably sick again and it's just Santa delivering Christmas presents from a helicopter.

Over eight hundred years earlier, The Great War changed the face of the earth, killing millions and destroying most of the world's technologies. Fortunately, a few remaining survivors passed down their technological knowledge to their descendants, so future generations could rebuild what had been lost.Tinker's family was gifted with the safekeeping of the last known photos of the world, its people, plant life and animals. When Tinker realizes he's close to dying, he passes this duty on to the only one left in his family, a tiny robot named Boy.After his father's death, Boy faces a world that only sees him as a robot, not someone with feelings and the ability to love, so he sets out to prove he's more than a bucket held together by bolts - so much more.