Anthony Robinson

An updated edition of this 2017 acclaimed book which gives a platform to Palestinian children who share their dreams and fears for themselves and their country. In Palestine today, a fourth generation of children and young people are growing up experiencing life under occupation. These are children who know only fear when they see an Israeli soldier or come across a roadblock. This book provides a platform for children and young people, from all over this occupied land, to speak in their own voices about the day-to-day experience of living under occupation. It begins with an explanation of what the occupation means for those living under it, and is followed by the heart of the book: nine sections, each one focusing on one of the places visited by the authors. At the end, there is a timeline showing the main events that led up to the occupation. As you read their words, you will see that what these young people want is a stable family life, security where they live, the freedom to move around their country, safety and space in which to grow up and dream of a future. They are just like young people everywhere; it is only the circumstances of their lives that are so different. The young people in this book share with you their hopes and fears for themselves and their country and in so doing lay open their humanity.

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Two Boston high school students fall in love, but are unable to be together because of circumstances beyond their control. They marry others and have children, but the memory of their affair lives on in their hearts. Fate intervenes when they reach middle age - their partners pass away, and they, in an unlikely way, find each other again.

Being Married to Her has it all-twists, turns, lust, love, marriage, and divorce. Take another trip with Tyler and his friends into the next chapter in their lives.

The setting for Anthony Robinson's novel, Father of The Man, is the Maverick Art Colony in Woodstock, New York, where the author grew up. His father wrote The Cardinal, a bestselling novel of that time. Now, many years later, Anthony Robinson revisits those early art colony days through the eyes of Billy Darden, 13, and his father, Jacob Darden, a writer. Billy's complex relationship with his father, and the individual lives of both Jacob and Billy, are at the heart of Anthony Robinson's moving and deeply personal eighth novel, Father of The Man.

In Palestine today, a second generation of children and young people is growing up experiencing life under occupation. These are children who know only fear when they see an Israeli soldier or come across a roadblock. This book provides a platform for children and young people, from all over this occupied land, to speak in their own voices about the day-to-day experience of living under occupation. It begins with an explanation of what the occupation means for those living under it and is followed by the heart of the book: nine sections, each one focusing on one of the places visited by the authors. At the end, there is a timeline showing the main events that led up to the occupation.