Beatty Jerome. Books

Matthew Looney's invasion of the earth

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An expedition force from the Moon is sent to invade the Earth but leaves the planet in such haste that Matthew Looney is left behing.

Matthew Looney and the space pirates

By Beatty Jerome.

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Matthew Looney and his crew are captured by space pirates while leading an expedition to explore the possibilities of colonizing a new plant.

The tunnel to yesterday

By Beatty Jerome.

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Amateur archaeologist Sam Churchill, hired by a Mayflower descendant to help clear her family name from an ancient blot, travels through a time tunnel to seventeenth-century Plymouth.

Blockade

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From New Bedford to Siberia

By Jerome Beatty, Beatty Jerome.

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A fifteen-year-old finds more adventure than he expected when he signs onto a whaler for three years.

From New Bedford to Siberia

By Jerome Beatty, Beatty Jerome.

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A fifteen-year-old finds more adventure than he expected when he signs onto a whaler for three years.

Double take.

By Beatty Jerome.

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Maria Looney and the Cosmic Circus

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The arrival of Bill Bailey's circus on the moon means trouble for Maria Looney, especially when it becomes apparent that someone is trying to steal the top-secret designs of the Moon's L-Bomb.

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