Books by Terry Johnson

Health Professions and the State in Europe

by Terry Johnson

Many professions today are in a state of transition, with changes being imposed on them by governments and other agencies. Focusing on this theme of change Health Professions and the State in Europe explains and illuminates... See More

Train Aerodynamics: Fundamentals and Applications

by Chris Baker

(2 reviews)

Train Aerodynamics: Fundamentals and Applications is the first reference to provide a comprehensive overview of train aerodynamics with full scale data results. With the most up-to-date information on recent advances and the... See More

Sugar Cookies and a Green Station Wagon: A Story of Hope for All Prodigals

by Pamela Call Johnson

(2 reviews)

Follow the journey of the Johnson family through the ups and downs of a tumultuous and agonizing period of their lives and review with them the lessons they learned when their oldest son, Jared, committed suicide. This is is... See More

Growing New Plants (21st Century Junior Library: Plants)

by Terry Johnson

(2 reviews)

Some plants in your garden grow every year. Other plants grow all summer but do not return in the spring. Why? Making New Plants explores the various ways that plants grow and reproduce. Using hands on activities, students... See More

The Last Tomato

by Terry Johnson

(5 reviews)

Astroborne Commandos, between combat assignments, make an exciting discovery about the survival of an alien race that had been cast into the galaxy a century ago. See More

The Virtual Reality of War

by Terry Johnson

(4 reviews)

A platoon of soldiers attached to the Third Virtual Reality Infantry Division, 314th VR Battalion, fight a war half way around the world using remote controlled androids. The platoon discovers that it is sometimes hard to... See More

GI Time

by Terry Johnson

(2 reviews)

Two Special Forces soldiers travel back in time to prevent changes to the past, present and future. After completing their mission, they are challenged with an unexpected situation. With no way to communicate with their... See More

Pandemic

by Terry Johnson

(31 reviews)

Brian Yester, a veteran of the Iraqi wars, seems to be the only person alive after the world is struck by a highly contagious and deadly flu pandemic. He struggles to carry on as he grieves for his dead family. Brian finally... See More

Church Membership | 9Marks Journal: Holding The Body Together

by Jonathan Leeman

(2 reviews)

Evangelicals are good and maybe getting better at talking about the Christian mind, the Christian heart, even the Christian hands and feet. We want to think, feel, and act as Christians.But what about the skeleton? No one... See More