Chris Ward Boeken

Focusing on Condoleezza Rice, this installment of the acclaimed Female Force comic series highlights her journey from childhood to becoming the first African American woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State. It explores her significant achievements and influence, showcasing her as one of the most powerful women of the past decade. With national media attention, this special one-shot provides an engaging portrayal of Rice's life and career.

Focusing on influential figures in the Democratic party, this graphic novel presents comic book biographies of notable politicians like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Al Franken, and Ted Kennedy. With a striking cover by renowned artist Joe Phillips, it captures the essence of American political history and has garnered attention from major media outlets such as CNN and People Magazine. This work offers a unique and engaging perspective on the lives and careers of these prominent leaders.

The life of the 44th president is presented in a unique and entertaining format, blending factual storytelling with engaging illustrations. This work by Chris Ward and Azim Akberali offers fresh insights and new material, capturing the essence of Barack Obama's journey in a way that has garnered attention from major media outlets. It's a collector's issue that promises to both inform and amuse readers, making it a standout addition to any library.

Student ministry is portrayed as one of the most challenging yet rewarding roles, emphasizing the profound impact youth and student pastors can have on the next generation. The essence of this work lies not just in the tasks but in the relationships built while guiding young people in their faith journey. The book highlights the significance of these connections and the transformative experiences that arise from following Jesus together.

Focusing on influential American politicians, this graphic novel explores the lives and legacies of Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Ronald Reagan. As a spin-off of the Female Force series, it delves into their political journeys, highlighting significant moments and contributions to American history. Through engaging illustrations and narratives, readers gain insight into the complexities and impacts of these leaders in shaping the nation.

3 Chess classics in one one volume, It's Your Move, It's Your Move Improvers and It's Your Move Tough Puzzles.

6 Group was born out of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP), which, among other things called for the formation of 25 Canadian Squadrons in Britain. This figure was later downsized. The Canadian vision was of a Canadian force operating independently alongside Bomber Command in the manner of the American 8th, but skillfull negotiating by the British resulted in Canadian Bomber squadrons operating within the RAF under RAF control but funded by Canada. On the 1st of January 1943 most of the existing RCAF squadrons were brought together on stations in North Yorkshire and County Durham to form 6 Group. By the end of the war 14 Squadrons were operational and one other had been posted to the Pathfinders. After an uncertain beginning the Group became an efficient and valuable contributor to Bomber Command's campaigns. Beginning predominantly with Wellingtons the Group was re-equipped with a mixture of Halifaxes and Lancasters, including the Hercules powered MkII and the Canadian built MKX.

Set against the backdrop of the lead-up to World War II, the book details the evolution of the RAF's Bomber Command, particularly focusing on No. 3 Group's transition to the Wellington and later the Short Stirling and Avro Lancaster bombers. It highlights significant operations, including the innovative use of radar bombing aids during the Düsseldorf attack and all-weather assaults on flying-bomb sites in 1944. The narrative follows the group's pivotal role in strategic bombing throughout the war, culminating in preparations for the Rhine crossing in March 1945.

Exploring lesser-known variations of the Queen's Gambit, this book offers chess players innovative strategies to revitalize their opening repertoire. The authors, Richard Palliser, Glenn Flear, and Chris Ward, present a variety of 'dangerous' options that are both fun to play and capable of surprising opponents. Aimed at ambitious players, the guide promises to equip readers with fresh ideas that challenge conventional chess theory, ensuring confidence in their gameplay and leaving adversaries on the defensive.

Set in a charming Cornish seaside village, this story weaves together themes of summer romance and humor. The narrative captures the essence of holiday adventures, showcasing the vibrant local community and the lighthearted interactions that unfold. With a backdrop of picturesque landscapes, the characters navigate love and laughter, making it a delightful escape for readers looking for a feel-good summer read.