Rebecca's World: Journey to the Forbidden Planet

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Saving Rebecca: A Mother's Journey and Triumph into the Unexpected World of ADHD and Disability [Soft Cover ] Chautauqua Summer adventures of a late twentieth Century Vaudevillian ( 20th ) SIGNED by BEKE AKA Rebecca Chace , author's strange and beguiling venture into the secret world of street performers and vaudevillians, an unconventional memoir of life in a hippie vaudeville caravan, led by The Flying Karamozov Brothers, which traveled to small towns in the American Northwest and Canada

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Piloted to Serve: Memoirs of Rebecca Chan Chung, World War II in China with Flying Tigers, U.S. Army and CNAC ca.100 S. Magazin zeitgenössischer Kunst und Kultur. Guter Zustand Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 400 Standardeinband. broschiert/ Taschenbuch. For better and for worse, Rebecca’s World clearly draws heavily on these experiences. The titular lead character is a sparky young girl, bored to tears during a school holiday in her sprawling country home. She has an unmistakably Edwardian quality – clearly reinforced by the book’s interior illustrations – although there’s also a single, slightly surprising reference to her once watching television. Perhaps a leftover from a previous draft? Either way, after unwisely dabbling with her father’s gigantic astral telescope, she finds herself transported across the universe to a decidedly unusual – and curiously unnamed –“Forbidden Planet”. Wolkenkratzer 6/1989. Inhalt: Carole Conde. Karl Beveridge. Les Levine. Justin Hoffmann. Rebecca Horn. Allan Kaprow. World Music. Ethno Beat. Susana Solano. Antoni Tapies. World of Shakespeare (Usborne world of Shakespeare) Claybourne, Anna; Treaya, R. and Treays, Rebecca

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UPDATE: Thanks to ‘Joe Dredd’ on the Roobarb’s TV forum for pointing out the Rebecca was, in fact, the name of Terry Nation’s daughter. And to Chris Orton, who added that she also lent her name to the character of Rebec in Nation’s 1983 Doctor Who story, Planet of the Daleks.Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Larry Learmonth (illustrator). 8th impression of the Beaver edition which was first published in 1976, no inscriptions, illustrated by Larry Learmonth, bright attractive copy. At this stage, Nation’s influences become clearly apparent: we’re essentially thrown into a Milligan-esque reworking of The Wizard of Oz. Rebecca discovers that the planet is in thrall to the dastardly Mister Glister, a debonair tyrant with the sartorial tastes of Liberace. Glister keeps the population subjugated by controlling – and charging for – access to shelters that will protect them from the murderous GHOSTS that are roaming the planet’s surface; and yes, the capitals are Nation’s, and are used throughout. Keen to become an unlikely hero on her new home world, Rebecca teams up with three lovable local misfits and embarks on a lengthy quest across the planet’s surface to liberate the cowering populace.