Uncle Rocky, Fireman #6 Face Mask - Brewster, James Burd
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A Book of Color - As a young firefighter, the chief, a man of color, attempted to rescue a man from the fifth floor of a burning tenement building in New York City. The man was so scared he would not step out onto the ladder to safety. What the Chief did next amazed Bob and Big Joe and impressed Uncle Rocky. - - Called "Good Books for Young Boys" Uncle Rocky, Fireman is a series of children's illustrated story books about the adventures of a firefighter and his two nephews. Apart or together they fight fires, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the…mehr

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A Book of Color - As a young firefighter, the chief, a man of color, attempted to rescue a man from the fifth floor of a burning tenement building in New York City. The man was so scared he would not step out onto the ladder to safety. What the Chief did next amazed Bob and Big Joe and impressed Uncle Rocky. - - Called "Good Books for Young Boys" Uncle Rocky, Fireman is a series of children's illustrated story books about the adventures of a firefighter and his two nephews. Apart or together they fight fires, rescue people, and help neighbors. The stories are free of bad behavior and the characters are kind, friendly people who enjoy helping others, so parents may confidently read Uncle Rocky, Fireman to their children. Uncle Rocky, Fireman emphasizes service to others and devotion to duty with each story ending with the trademark statement, "Glad to do it!
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James Burd Brewster was born a twin, raised in Albany, NY, sailed on Lake Champlain, joined the US Coast Guard, became a devout Christian, navigated a Polar Icebreaker, and married Katie Spivey from Wilmington, NC. Together they raised and homeschooled four boys and a girl. The seeds of Jim's writing career were planted when he told the Uncle Rocky, Fireman stories to Ben and Luke, their oldest two boys. His interest in publishing these stories led to a creative writing class, the publication of his first story, The Start, and eventually the publication of the Uncle Rocky, Fireman series. Jim is also a musician, actor, and playwright and he and Katie live in Pomfret, MD near Washington, DC. Reach him through: www.gladtodoit.net