One Copper Penny: Four Tales of the People Who Actually Did the Work is a historical fiction anthology exploring the unsung, grit-fueled individuals behind major historical milestones and everyday triumphs. Across four distinct eras, the stories follow:
1. Sheamus O’Donnell (1804–1806): An Irish scout wading through mud and dodging grizzlies days ahead of Lewis & Clark to clear the path and make treaties.
2. PFC Jack Garrett (1942): A small, sharp-witted Kentucky soldier in WWII who accidentally bluffs the German High Command while submerged in sauerkraut and escaping on a bicycle.
3. Billy Ray Vance (1994): A laid-off Peoria teen who silences his inner slacker, fixes his Camaro's thrown rod, and steps up to real adulthood at a heavy diesel repair shop.
4. Unit 7-B / Barnaby (1792 / 2030): An autonomous construction robot thrust into 18th-century Salem, learning from a local blacksmith what it means to build with purpose.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One Copper Penny: Four Tales of the People Who Actually Did the Work is a historical fiction anthology exploring the unsung, grit-fueled individuals behind major historical milestones and everyday triumphs. Across four distinct eras, the stories follow: 1. Sheamus O'Donnell (1804-1806): An Irish scout wading through mud and dodging grizzlies days ahead of Lewis & Clark to clear the path and make treaties. 2. PFC Jack Garrett (1942): A small, sharp-witted Kentucky soldier in WWII who accidentally bluffs the German High Command while submerged in sauerkraut and escaping on a bicycle. 3. Billy Ray Vance (1994): A laid-off Peoria teen who silences his inner slacker, fixes his Camaro's thrown rod, and steps up to real adulthood at a heavy diesel repair shop. 4. Unit 7-B / Barnaby (1792 / 2030): An autonomous construction robot thrust into 18th-century Salem, learning from a local blacksmith what it means to build with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191791319
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. One Copper Penny: Four Tales of the People Who Actually Did the Work is a historical fiction anthology exploring the unsung, grit-fueled individuals behind major historical milestones and everyday triumphs. Across four distinct eras, the stories follow: 1. Sheamus O'Donnell (1804-1806): An Irish scout wading through mud and dodging grizzlies days ahead of Lewis & Clark to clear the path and make treaties. 2. PFC Jack Garrett (1942): A small, sharp-witted Kentucky soldier in WWII who accidentally bluffs the German High Command while submerged in sauerkraut and escaping on a bicycle. 3. Billy Ray Vance (1994): A laid-off Peoria teen who silences his inner slacker, fixes his Camaro's thrown rod, and steps up to real adulthood at a heavy diesel repair shop. 4. Unit 7-B / Barnaby (1792 / 2030): An autonomous construction robot thrust into 18th-century Salem, learning from a local blacksmith what it means to build with purpose. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191791319
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - One Copper Penny: Four Tales of the People Who Actually Did the Work is a historical fiction anthology exploring the unsung, grit-fueled individuals behind major historical milestones and everyday triumphs. Across four distinct eras, the stories follow: 1. Sheamus O'Donnell (1804-1806): An Irish scout wading through mud and dodging grizzlies days ahead of Lewis & Clark to clear the path and make treaties. 2. PFC Jack Garrett (1942): A small, sharp-witted Kentucky soldier in WWII who accidentally bluffs the German High Command while submerged in sauerkraut and escaping on a bicycle. 3. Billy Ray Vance (1994): A laid-off Peoria teen who silences his inner slacker, fixes his Camaro's thrown rod, and steps up to real adulthood at a heavy diesel repair shop. 4. Unit 7-B / Barnaby (1792 / 2030): An autonomous construction robot thrust into 18th-century Salem, learning from a local blacksmith what it means to build with purpose. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798191791319
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