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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. It's meant as an educational book-part of a forthcoming series. Readers learn about cultural changes, world events, attire worn by fans, music theory, playing techniques, and all kinds of other fun stuff.Each page is splashed with original, colorful watercolor renderings of rock legends and their instruments jamming in action-packed performances. Near the end of the book is the Rock History Challenge, where you can test your knowledge and become a Rock History Expert. The History of Rock & Roll for the Young Rocker is a fun and realistic look at the world around rock music. Readers will see how Rock & Roll has always been more than just music; it's captured and reflected the world around us over the decades-and has opened up endless opportunities for young musicians ready to bring their talents to the stage and recording studios.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Boy Who Saw the Ghost BlimpA True Account of Childhood Vision and the L-8 Ghost Blimp MysteryWhat if one of your most terrifying childhood "nightmares" was actually a glimpse into a forgotten historical tragedy? For years, Mark Erwin Oliver was haunted by vivid, waking trances. He would find himself paralyzed, staring unblinkingly at an internal world of rolling spheres and vast seas of light, while his frightened family watched, unable to reach him. To a young boy, these were simply painful, inexplicable "conditions" to be endured in secret.Everything changed at age twenty-two.While reading a local newspaper, Mark stumbled upon a headline that stopped his heart: "Celebrating the Anniversary of the Crash of the L-8 Blimp". Suddenly, the disjointed fragments of his visions-the specific terrain, the wreckage, the overwhelming sensory pain-aligned perfectly with a real-world event that occurred two decades before he was born.The Boy Who Saw the Ghost Blimp is a gripping, documented case study of "retrocognitive vision." It follows Mark's journey from a misunderstood child to an adult seeking the truth behind the "Ghost Blimp" crew, Lieutenant Ernest DeWitt Cody and Ensign Charles Ellis Adams, who vanished without a trace in 1942.Inside this book, you will find: The Subject's Perspective: A raw, first-person account of the immersive trances and the physical toll they took on a young child.Scientific Reflections: Every chapter concludes with a clinical look at how these episodes fit-or fail to fit-within current research in psychology, neuroscience, and consciousness studies.Historical Respect: A humble tribute to the missing airmen and the Daly City community that keeps their memory alive.Part memoir, part historical mystery, and part scientific inquiry, this book challenges our conventional understanding of memory, time, and the boundaries of the human mind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. It's meant as an educational book-part of a forthcoming series. Readers learn about cultural changes, world events, attire worn by fans, music theory, playing techniques, and all kinds of other fun stuff.Each page is splashed with original, colorful watercolor renderings of rock legends and their instruments jamming in action-packed performances. Near the end of the book is the Rock History Challenge, where you can test your knowledge and become a Rock History Expert. The History of Rock & Roll for the Young Rocker is a fun and realistic look at the world around rock music. Readers will see how Rock & Roll has always been more than just music; it's captured and reflected the world around us over the decades-and has opened up endless opportunities for young musicians ready to bring their talents to the stage and recording studios. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Boy Who Saw the Ghost BlimpA True Account of Childhood Vision and the L-8 Ghost Blimp MysteryWhat if one of your most terrifying childhood 'nightmares' was actually a glimpse into a forgotten historical tragedy For years, Mark Erwin Oliver was haunted by vivid, waking trances. He would find himself paralyzed, staring unblinkingly at an internal world of rolling spheres and vast seas of light, while his frightened family watched, unable to reach him. To a young boy, these were simply painful, inexplicable 'conditions' to be endured in secret.Everything changed at age twenty-two.While reading a local newspaper, Mark stumbled upon a headline that stopped his heart: 'Celebrating the Anniversary of the Crash of the L-8 Blimp'. Suddenly, the disjointed fragments of his visions-the specific terrain, the wreckage, the overwhelming sensory pain-aligned perfectly with a real-world event that occurred two decades before he was born.The Boy Who Saw the Ghost Blimp is a gripping, documented case study of 'retrocognitive vision.' It follows Mark's journey from a misunderstood child to an adult seeking the truth behind the 'Ghost Blimp' crew, Lieutenant Ernest DeWitt Cody and Ensign Charles Ellis Adams, who vanished without a trace in 1942.Inside this book, you will find:The Subject's Perspective: A raw, first-person account of the immersive trances and the physical toll they took on a young child.Scientific Reflections: Every chapter concludes with a clinical look at how these episodes fit-or fail to fit-within current research in psychology, neuroscience, and consciousness studies.Historical Respect: A humble tribute to the missing airmen and the Daly City community that keeps their memory alive.Part memoir, part historical mystery, and part scientific inquiry, this book challenges our conventional understanding of memory, time, and the boundaries of the human mind.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Boy Who Saw the Ghost BlimpA True Account of Childhood Vision and the L-8 Ghost Blimp MysteryWhat if one of your most terrifying childhood "nightmares" was actually a glimpse into a forgotten historical tragedy? For years, Mark Erwin Oliver was haunted by vivid, waking trances. He would find himself paralyzed, staring unblinkingly at an internal world of rolling spheres and vast seas of light, while his frightened family watched, unable to reach him. To a young boy, these were simply painful, inexplicable "conditions" to be endured in secret.Everything changed at age twenty-two.While reading a local newspaper, Mark stumbled upon a headline that stopped his heart: "Celebrating the Anniversary of the Crash of the L-8 Blimp". Suddenly, the disjointed fragments of his visions-the specific terrain, the wreckage, the overwhelming sensory pain-aligned perfectly with a real-world event that occurred two decades before he was born.The Boy Who Saw the Ghost Blimp is a gripping, documented case study of "retrocognitive vision." It follows Mark's journey from a misunderstood child to an adult seeking the truth behind the "Ghost Blimp" crew, Lieutenant Ernest DeWitt Cody and Ensign Charles Ellis Adams, who vanished without a trace in 1942.Inside this book, you will find: The Subject's Perspective: A raw, first-person account of the immersive trances and the physical toll they took on a young child.Scientific Reflections: Every chapter concludes with a clinical look at how these episodes fit-or fail to fit-within current research in psychology, neuroscience, and consciousness studies.Historical Respect: A humble tribute to the missing airmen and the Daly City community that keeps their memory alive.Part memoir, part historical mystery, and part scientific inquiry, this book challenges our conventional understanding of memory, time, and the boundaries of the human mind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. It's meant as an educational book-part of a forthcoming series. Readers learn about cultural changes, world events, attire worn by fans, music theory, playing techniques, and all kinds of other fun stuff.Each page is splashed with original, colorful watercolor renderings of rock legends and their instruments jamming in action-packed performances. Near the end of the book is the Rock History Challenge, where you can test your knowledge and become a Rock History Expert. The History of Rock & Roll for the Young Rocker is a fun and realistic look at the world around rock music. Readers will see how Rock & Roll has always been more than just music; it's captured and reflected the world around us over the decades-and has opened up endless opportunities for young musicians ready to bring their talents to the stage and recording studios. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. It's meant as an educational book-part of a forthcoming series. Readers learn about cultural changes, world events, attire worn by fans, music theory, playing techniques, and all kinds of other fun stuff.Each page is splashed with original, colorful watercolor renderings of rock legends and their instruments jamming in action-packed performances. Near the end of the book is the Rock History Challenge, where you can test your knowledge and become a Rock History Expert. The History of Rock & Roll for the Young Rocker is a fun and realistic look at the world around rock music. Readers will see how Rock & Roll has always been more than just music; it's captured and reflected the world around us over the decades-and has opened up endless opportunities for young musicians ready to bring their talents to the stage and recording studios. This is a very cool book for any young rocker or adult, for that matter. It's a look at Rock & Roll's ten most iconic eras, from Rockabilly to Alternative. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …