The Criminal McBride

The Criminal McBride by Jerry Bader

The Criminal McBride tells the tale of a ne'er-do-well villain who tries hard to find a place he can hide but ends up loosing his ill-gotten gains, and ends up alone on a desert island with only two chimps to keep him company. The rhyming text and humorous colorful images are designed to teach an entertaining lesson, fostering good behavior.

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Bader, Jerry: - Jerry Bader is Senior Partner at MRPwebmedia.com, a media production company that specializes in Web video, audio, music, and sound design. Mr. Bader has written and produced dozens of video commercials for clients. Writing scripts and novels is a natural extension that grew out of the experience of creating attention-grabbing mini movies that focus on the core emotional motivator. Over the years Mr. Bader has written over a hundred articles on marketing, and he's self-published marketing e-books, hybrid graphic novels, biographies, and a series of children's books. The Neo Noir Hybrid Graphic Novels are story concepts developed with the goal of having them turned into television series or feature films. There are currently ten screenplays, five of which have been self-published as hybrid graphic novels: The Method, The Comeuppance, The Coffin Corner, Grist For The Mill and The Black Crane. He's also written The Fixer published by Rebel Seed Entertainment. It has consistently been in the top ten percent in several Amazon categories. The Fixer is based on the true-life story of a colorful horse racing character. The follow-up to The Fixer is the new book Beating The System that continues the story of the horse racing legend. Mr. Bader has also written Organized Crime Queens, The Secret World of Female Gangsters, What's Your Poison? How Cocktails Got Their Names, The Outlaw Rider, Dead End, Noir I, Noir II, Palermo, and the soon to be released: Stone Cold, The Aussie Switch, and Ballet Of Bullets. Mr. Bader has also written a series of children's books, ZaZa Books For Kids, that currently includes, Two Dragons Named Shoe, The Town That Didn't Speak, The Criminal McBride, The Bad Puppeteer, Mr. Bumbershoot, The Umbrella Man, The Ninth Inning, and 14 Ridiculous Tales of Sage Silliness.

SKU	Unavailable
ISBN 13	9781367460799
ISBN 10	1367460794
Title	The Criminal McBride
Author	Jerry Bader
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Blurb
Year published	2016-07-14
Number of pages	52
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.