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  • av Mike Florio
    149 - 265,-

    Grandfathers Magical Red Robe. The Adventures of Kapono,the Island Boyis a fictional story filled with adventure, strong family values, and young love. The young boy Kapono is living on a Hawaiian island with his family and learns that if he works hard, all his dreams can come true. Young readers get acquainted with 10 common Hawaiian words that express thanks, love, and traditional greetings. The activity pages included in the story ask the young reader to help Kapono with his adventure by using their imagination and artistic skills.

  • av Barbara-Ann Gale
    149 - 265,-

    New World Alphabet for the Digital Age. A child learning her ABCs is a basic step in acquiring the skill of reading. In similar fashion, Fallons Digi-Bet uses the ABC approach to introduce a child to the fundamentals of the digital age. The book makes it possible for children to acquire basic technical knowledge about computers and the technology companies who have been important in establishing and promoting this digital age in a fun way using rhyme and similes to facilitate learning. Children living in urban environments already are familiar with manipulating tablets and other devices by swiping screens and pushing buttons and levers. Fallons

  • av Constance Clarke
    255 - 369

    A Clarke Fable. In this engaging fable, your child will laugh and cheer for the great elephant. As each beautifully illustrated page is turned, be sure to watch as the little giggling jungle bug learns an important lesson. There is a surprise ending to this Clarke Fable.

  • av Jozy Gusman
    355

    Lovecraft is a simple man. He has few personal items and even fewer friends. However, there is one complex thing about him; he is a private contractor working in the United States.

  • av Sandra McGregor
    149,-

    The Adventures of Louie is a fictional story about a friendly rescue dog who makes friends wherever he goes and sometimes gets into trouble. Whatever he is doing, Louie enjoys himself. Some of his adventures are funny, others seem unfriendly but all are well-intentioned. His adopted family includes him in all their activities and forgives him each time he misbehaves because they love their new pet. Louie loves his new family, so he tries to be good.

  • av Candace Mezetin
    139 - 275

    Teenage life is comprised of a myriad of feelings and emotions, some of which include finding and seeking love, finding a place of happiness and joy, seeking acceptance from the world, experiencing heartbreak, feelings of betrayal, loss and confusion, familial breakdowns, feelings of defeat, and depression. How often are these feelings expressed? How often do you find a brave teenager who is willing to hang their heart on the clothesline? How many teenagers are willing to show the world what they really feel inside? Some may fear judgment; others may be shy or may simply not know how to articulate their feelings into words that make sense. This book, Reality As It Is: In the Mind of a Teenager, is the window where you can catch a glimpse into the soul of a budding adult. Fasten your seatbelt and get ready for a ride of a lifetime. You will experience the real-life emotions of teenagers seeking to find and define themselves as they transition from teen to adulthood.

  • av G. B Gurland
    159,-

    Thirteen-year-old John Robert O'Neill, better known as Robbie, is a precocious young man with an old soul. Robbie, the younger of two brothers, delights in his special relationship with his grandfather, for whom he is named. Henry, seven years older than Robbie, is completely opposite in demeanor and manner from his younger brother. The tension between Robbie and Henry is palpable when they first encounter each other in the hospital corridor, where they await news of their grandfather's stroke. Indeed, the untimely stroke and resulting loss of speech occur the night before Robbie was to come over after school to learn of a secret Grandpa had never shared with anyone in the family. Grandpa's struggle to communicate since the stroke leaves Robbie with few clues and harrowing choices. The puzzle pieces come together with unanticipated twists and turns. Robbie discovers a brother he never quite knew before. Grandpa learns to forgive himself and others. That which is genuinely to be treasured is revealed, not in its price, but its unbreakable bond.

  • av Richard Conte
    265,-

    A gripping tale that takes the reader on a midnight odyssey in the erratic life of one Hector Iorio. Encouraged by his parents to pursue a degree in Mathematics at a leading university, Hector chooses to stay his cherished ambition of making a career for himself as an artist. Embarking on his freshman year, outside forces are pulling him in numerous directions as he struggles to reconcile the fate he has chosen to accept with the life he believes is his destiny. Closest to him is a sinister group of companions from his South Philadelphia neighborhood from whom he cannot or will not detach himself. Next, there is Gretchen, an outcast

  • av Randy Wetherell
    315

    Saying goodbye to their wives and children, Joe and Randy set out on a one-day fishing adventure, unaware that their one-day trip would last their entire lives. Through some force of nature, they, along with their car, punch their way through time unknowingly. Thinking that they have just gone off the road at first, as time passes, they realize the world that they knew is no longer with them. What follows is their incredible will to live, and the little Neanderthal girl they save from near death. Calling her Mininew, they are reminded of their own children by her. Taking the car apart to make weapons and whatever that can be used for

  • av C. J. DEARBORN
    275

    A journey through heartbreak of all types, full of ups and downs. Learning to carefully tread on water instead of sinking beneath all the confusion.

  • av Shawnda Walker
    265,-

    Peanut finds herself lost and all alone in a strange place as a result of her own actions. Completely separated from her beloved owner, will she ever find her way back home? She's quirky and her adorable little personality will entertain and capture the hearts of readers. Follow Peanut on her journey as she tries to find her way back home and see what valuable lesson she learns in the process.

  • av Melody Osborne-Samuels
    149 - 275

    Ever looked at a raindrop when it lands on your hand and wondered just how it got made and where it really came from? Then, as it falls to the ground, where does it go? How many raindrops are there in a cloud and how did all that other 'stuff' like lightning, thunder and wind get in there? Misty Raindrop starts as a little water vapor, and through her changes, interactions, and experiences, she reveals how she comes and goes around the world to help, encourage, and bring happiness to everything around her. Such a tiny, invisible beginning for Misty, but she, along with her friends, can make a big difference whether in the form of rain, snow, ice, fog, dew, or a drop of water in the middle of the ocean. There's always something dark that creates a storm wherever Misty goes, but she never runs away or hides from carrying out her commitment to those she meets. She knows how to work together with other raindrops to become a strong, challenging force for good against the clashes of scariness that come with dark, changing weather.

  • av Steven Eli Esquibel
    149 - 285

    Grandma Mouse's Broom teaches young children the importance of cleanliness through the use of playful rhyme and colorful illustrations set within a southwest American-Indian cultural background. Written in both English and Spanish, Grandma Mouse's Broom offers wisdom for both children and parents. La Escobita de la Ratita Abuelita ensena a los ninos la importancia de la limpieza a traves del rimo y deslumbrantes dibujos dentro de un antecedente culturual del Indio Americano del Sur oeste. Escrito en Ingles y Espanol, La Escobita de la Ratita Abuelita ofrece sabiduria para ninos tanto como para padres.

  • av Charlotte Godkin
    171,99 - 315

    In a magical and mysterious garden where the unexpected seems to take over, a dissatisfied Daisy, or adventurer, is caught up in mischief and desires, bringing about a whole new world of humor, tears, and love. The wild flowers and creatures take on a new meaning as they grow in the imagination of the reader, each new character with their special task and story blending reality and fiction into a magical world of flowers, fairies, and humans. Plants that appear in this innocent garden, pushing their way in and overtaking other more charming plants, echo similarity to what the children and adults appear to go through in this magical, enthralling story.

  • av Julie Ives
    199

  • av Brien Perry
    165 - 285

    Leo Needs a Home of His Own. In the game of life, there will be many firsts. There will be ups and downs with new beginnings that lead to smiles or frowns. When one door closes, another door magically opens. Tides ebb and flow and so does life. Leo Needs a Home of His Own begins with Leo realizing he needs to feel safe and secure. Knowing you are cared for, loved, and accepted satisfies the need, from a young age, that home sets the pace where good values can nurture successful early development. The Adventures of Leo James everyday stories present problem/solution creative insights for meeting lifes challenges. A

  • av Wendi Schuller
    171,99 - 295

    Follow Jack Jack the Cat on his adventure through Yellowstone Park. He meets friendly and not-so-friendly inhabitants on his journey to be reunited with his family. Jack Jack the Cat and the Yellowstone Adventure explores breathtaking scenery and fun escapades.This book includes facts about animals and conservation organizations.

  • av George Towner
    159 - 295

    An Introduction to Digital Reality. Thinking Like a Computer is the result of a detailed 30-year study of how computers imitate life.Although they are machines, computers are designed to act like human beings. Software is specifically created to help accomplish human-like tasks and to be understood in human terms. Yet unlike human life, computer operations can be analyzed in detail because we build the machines that accomplish them and we know the design decisions that make them work.With every choice made during the evolution of digital technology, computer architects have intuitively or consciously incorporated truths of human

  • av FRANK ALABISO PH.D.
    139 - 229

    What Every Parent Should Know About How Custody Decisions Are Made. With a near 50 divorce rate in the United States, every parent who reads this book is either going through a divorce, has been divorced, is married to or living with someone who is divorced, or will go through one or more of his/her childrens divorces.Unlike books designed to enlighten parents about childrens reactions to divorce, A Parents Guide to Child Custody is written for parents themselves.The book provides parents with an overview of the context within which custody is decided by courts today, including a chapter-by-chapter explanation of the factors that areconsidered by the

  • av FRANK A. PERDUE
    305

    When Alex OBannion disappeared from a windswept battlefield in the South Pacific, it set in motion a series of events that altered the lives and destiny of a young Jewish woman, a mysterious neighbor, a beautiful invalid, a reporter, a mob boss, a police sergeant, and others, including a killer. All these characters had one thing in common none of them had ever met the young marine before he vanished on Guadalcanal in 1942.

  • av K Clemens Costa
    149 - 179

    We all know french fries are golden, crispy, and delicious. But before you eat them at the drive-in, a baseball game, or the county fair, have you ever wondered where this plate of scrumptious fries starts? Do they grow on a bush or in a tree? What if fries are really something else in disguise? Discover where this tasty treat sprouts and who works hard so you can enjoy them

  • av Aisha Mian
    149

    Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme is a unique book that revolves around the idea of herbs. Young farmer, Anthony, learns that patience and politeness can bring about great rewards through the cultivation of simple herbs such as parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme. The herbs play an important role for him to be strong and patient while facing hardships in his life along with the cruel attitude of his uncle and a judging kingdom.

  • av Catalin Matyus
    149 - 179

    The First Interview with the Easter Bunny brings to light the centuries-old mystery on how the Easter Bunny came to be and how he became the spring hero of every child for hundreds of years now. A story that shows how anyone, no matter how small or how big, can become someone that can leave a big imprint in others lives through random acts of kindness and courage.

  • av Katherine Ruskey
    145 - 265,-

    A Thanksgiving Tradition. The countdown begins, and the band strikes to play Those famous words are announced Lets have a parade From the lead stars, the highly popular high-kicking Rockettes, and of course, the big guy in red, Santa Claus, we kick off the holiday season down 6th Avenue as people gather in the streets of New York City to give thanks at the infamous Thanksgiving Day Parade

  • av Tammy Nolan
    305

    When Carabella Karstedt disappears from her home, leaving nothing behind but a trail of blood, law enforcement charges her husband, Obi, with her murder. Near death, Carabella must outwit the man who attacked and abducted her before he decides she is no longer of any use to him alive. When she regains consciousness at Tom's house, she has no memory of who she is, and she is initially paralyzed. She is left with nothing but her instincts, determination, and the devotion of a dog to give her the physical and mental strength she needs to heal and escape her prison.

  • av Susan B. Robichaud
    265,-

    Poopy Pants is Missing Book One. The Von Tripp Triplets book series connects the reader with triplets Rylee, Mylee and Kylee, as well as their beloved horses.In the first book in the series, Poopy Pants is Missing, we meet a funny and talkative girl named Rylee, who can be somewhat mean but still has lots of friends because of her outgoing personality. She gets a horse for her birthday, but she does not take on the responsibility of caring for the horse, who eventually goes missing.Does she find the horse?

  • - Poopy Pants is Missing - Book One
    av Susan B. Robichaud
    149,-

  • av Adel Guindy
    179 - 265,-

    Adel Guindy has produced a timely and authoritative account of the Copts' story. It deserves to be widely read... this timely and excellent book will act as a wakeup call.... It reminds us that historically, the Copts have been Egypt's beating heart and that Egypt's future, without them, would be bleak indeed. PROFESSOR LORD ALTON, MEMBER OF THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS A Sword Over the Nile is a most welcome book and contribution to the existing literature. Here in one volume, we have the largely unknown historical experiences of Egypt's Coptic Christians under Islam--and from the most primary if previously inaccessible or untranslated sources. Not only is it a window to the past; it may be an ominous look to the future. RAYMOND IBRAHIM, AN EXPERT ON ISLAMIC DOCTRINE AND HISTORY, IS AUTHOR OF SWORD AND SCIMITAR: FOURTEEN CENTURIES OF WAR BETWEEN ISLAM AND THE WEST

  • av Matic Jasnica Klara Matic
    309

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