Taking place over the course of three abysmally cold winter days in the late 1980s, Harlow tells the story of eighteen-year-old Leslie Somers, a boy who trudges his way through the dark Louisiana backwoods in search of his father, a man whom he has never met. As Leslie walks through the woods, making camp where he can, he thinks of the other men in his life: the ones who took him hunting and fishing, the ones who mistreated him. He can only hope that his father will be different from them, better somehow. But when Leslie finally finds Harlow, the man is not what the boy had expected. Ultimately, the two will end up on a crash course toward destruction, crime, and twisted relationships that will leave one of them dead and the other a hardly recognizable version of his former self.

"Rob Harlow's Adventures" become written with the aid of George Manville. Fenn follows the thrilling journey of the primary individual, Rob Harlow, who is more youthful and likes to attempt new matters. This book is set a younger man referred to as Rob Harlow who loves to attempt new things and pay attention thrilling tales. The radical is a book that came out inside the late 1800s and is about Rob's adventures and coming of age memories as he faces many interesting and perilous situations. As the story is going on, Rob meets some hard conditions, which includes not understanding a way to get round in an abandoned vicinity and walking into danger in bizarre locations. Rob finds it hard to be courageous and creative, and Fenn tells a story about being courageous, robust, and innovative. The story takes vicinity in stunning places and has a mixture of action, drama, and moral issues. The truth that this was achieved suggests how keen this group is to find out about and strive new matters. Rob adjustments from a naive younger boy to a strong, decided person in the center of the adventures. During the adventure, he learns crucial lessons approximately lifestyles. Fenn's style of writing hooks readers with interesting details, tale twists they did not see coming, and the advent of a likeable major individual who does matters. People who like "Rob Harlow's Adventures" will in reality revel in this show as it has fun testimonies and deals with timeless subjects like power and boom.

It seems like every puppy is getting adopted except me! Am I too small? Is my fur the wrong color? What can I do? Maybe if I keep smiling and stay hopeful, the right family just might come along... Follow Harlow on her exciting journey from the Caribbean to Canada and learn about how rescue dogs find their homes. Charmingly told from Harlow’s point of view, this heartwarming true story will appeal to young animal lovers and teach them there is a perfect family for every animal –big, small, short or tall.

In the 16th-century village of Ravenswood, an ancient oak tree hides a haunted tree house. A curious and brave little girl named Harlow, undeterred by the legends of the Ghost of Ravenswood, ventures into the woods to uncover the truth. There, she encounters an ancient ent, guardian of the forest, who reveals that the ghost is the spirit of a lost girl named Elara seeking closure. Harlow sets on a quest to find Elara's lost diary, unveiling a tale of love, loss, and unresolved conflict. Reading the diary aloud, Harlow helps Elara find peace, and the haunted tree house transforms into a place of harmony and unity. The story becomes a timeless legend, with Harlow and the ent guarding the ancient oak, leaving their mark on the fabric of time.

When Lorimer Hall returns to the town of Clear Creek after ten years away everything has changed. His father is dead, his friend Budd Ewing has been killed and nobody wants to know him. He decides to move on, but with it looking as if Budd's killer, Glenn Harlow, might get lynched, he is persuaded to accept the task of escorting him to jail. On the journey Glenn claims he's an innocent man, but Lorimer makes a mistake that leads to his prisoner being taken from him and lynched. Lorimer resolves to find out who really killed Budd, but as uncovering the facts could mean he allowed an innocent man to die, will the truth be enough to redeem him?