What has the author Jim Lynch written?

Answer 1

Jim Lynch has written:

'The Highest Tide' -- subject(s): Fiction, Teenage boys, Marine animals, Carson, Rachel, in fiction, Teenage boys in fiction, Tides, Influence, Marine animals in fiction, Tides in fiction

'School property taxation in Arkansas' -- subject(s): Statistics, Real property tax, Education, Finance

'Truth like the sun' -- subject(s): Century 21 Exposition (1962 : Seattle, Wash.), Women journalists, Fiction

Answer 2

Jim Lynch is an author known for writing novels such as "The Highest Tide," "Border Songs," and "Before the Wind." He often explores themes related to the natural world, water, and the environment in his works.

Answer 3

Chris Lynch has written:

'The gravedigger's cottage' -- subject(s): Brothers and sisters, Family problems, Fathers, Fiction, Household Moving, Moving, Household, Seashore

'Whitechurch' -- subject(s): Accessible book, City and town life, Fiction, Interpersonal relations

'Monkey see, monkey don't' -- subject(s): Fiction, Electronic surveillance, Human-animal communication, Science Fiction, Veterinarians, Technology, Dogs, Animal rescue

'Blood Relations (Blue-eyed Son)'

'Angry young man' -- subject(s): Fiction, Conduct of life, Brothers, Protest movements, Mothers and sons, Single-parent families

'Freewill' -- subject(s): Death, Emotional problems, Fiction, Grandparents, Emotional problems of teenagers

'Who the man' -- subject(s): Anger, Interpersonal relations, Violence, Schools, Family problems, Fiction

'Gold dust' -- subject(s): Fiction, Baseball, Schools, Large type books, Caribbean Americans, Friendship, Racism

'Shadow Boxer' -- subject(s): Fiction, Juvenile fiction, Boxing, Brothers, Fathers and sons

'Blood Relations' -- subject(s): Fiction, Irish Americans, Alcoholism, Prejudices

'Who the man' -- subject(s): Fiction, Anger, Interpersonal relations, Violence, Schools, Family problems

'Kill switch' -- subject(s): Fiction, Grandfathers, Old age, Memory

'Extreme Elvin' -- subject(s): Fiction, Schools, Weight control, Self-acceptance, High schools

'The Big Game of Everything' -- subject(s): Fiction, Grandfathers, Golf, Family life, Summer employment, Families, Juvenile fiction, Golf stories

'Me, Dead Dad, & Alcatraz' -- subject(s): Self-perception, Family problems, Conduct of life, Uncles, Fiction

'Nenn es wie du willst'

Answer 4

Pat Lynch has written:

'They hanged John Twiss' -- subject(s): Trials (Murder), Trials, litigation

'Is There a Way Through Suffering?'