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Dana Liesegang's memoir of resilience: from a fearless childhood to overcoming paralysis and trauma with humor, determination, and spirit.
Hungry Elgol tricks a mean witch. He wakes up to find himself as a giant beast. Now Elgol must find a cure for the curse or suffer forever. Join Elgol on his journey of discovery and friendship.
If it can go wrong it will!Companies fix things after they break or go wrong. Author and business owner Norma Shirk takes you on a journey through the often hilarious world of mishaps, where the best lessons come from other people's blunders.Laugh, learn, and steer clear of common pitfalls as you explore, along with Ms. Camila "Cam" Flowers, Norma's fictional assistant, the roller-coaster adventures of small business ownership - a true embodiment of the book's valuable insights and everyday mishaps. Don't wait for things to break or go wrong; be prepared, be entertained, and be inspired with "Things Go Wrong!"
Seventeen-year-old Everly Hart became a "griever" the day she witnessed a tragic death. Imbued with a second sight, she can now see what others cannot-supernatural creatures called grimms.Then she receives an invitation from the Grimm Society to attend Gravemark, an exclusive school where grievers are trained to track and reap grimms. Everly thought navigating high school and dating was tough, but now her school assignments can kill her.As victims pile up, Everly must put her investigative skills to the test and hunt the latest grimm serial killer, proving that not all princes are charming, and not all fairy tales have happy endings.Can Everly solve the case, or will she be the latest griever to become grimm bait?
The speeches of Doris "Granny D" Haddock, who walked across the U.S. at age 90 to create public pressure for campaign finance reform in Congress and subsequently ran for the U.S. Senate from New Hampshire.
How far are you willing to go to survive?The once-thriving United States grapples with a catastrophic power outage, plunging the nation into disorder and despair. As society crumbles, a diverse array of individuals battle for survival, strive to rebuild the fallen nation, and seize power amidst the chaos. At the heart of this tumultuous new world are Levi and Amelia Jones, morally ambiguous twins who see the apocalypse as an opportunity. They deftly navigate the ruins, exploiting every resource to carve out their dominion in this unrecognizable landscape. However, their actions are not without repercussions, as they soon learn that every choice in this harsh, new world carries a heavy price.
This book is especially for children ages 7 and up! Read one-page biographies of 28 Black American Heroes whose stories are not usually told: Carter G. Woodson, Mo'Ne Davis, Charlotte E. Ray, Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, Henry "Box" Brown, William Henry Cling, Matthew Henson, Susie King Taylor, Alexander Miles, George Washington Bush, Daniel Hale Williams, Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield, Benjamin Banneker, Annie Malone, Jan Ernst Matzeliger, Sophia Danenberg, James McCune Smith, Emma Azalia Smith Hackley, Clara Brown, Warren Shadd, Elizabeth Jennings Graham, Charlotte Forten, William Carney, Norbert Rillieux, Harriet Powers, George Speck, Ernest Green, and Charlotte Hawkins Brown. They made a big difference in their world just like you will one day!
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