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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Media tie-in. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting. RH Disney (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. 1. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

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Paperback. Etat : Good. What does it really mean to be a Faithgirl? True You contains ideas and activities to help bring girls and their friends closer to God and more in touch with his Word.

Etat : Good. Acclaimed authors Suzanne Brockmann and Jill Sorenson bring you two tales of sizzling attraction.where danger is never far behind Scenes of Passion Safe and steady pretty much sums up Maggie Stanton's life. But a chance encounter stirs long-buried desires and urges her to do the unimaginable--take a risk. Shockingly, the man who convinces her to forsake predictability for passion is the full-grown version of her childhood best friend. Only, this Matthew Stone wants more and Maggie almost believes that their whirlwind romance is meant to be. Then she learns that Matthew is keeping a secret.and the consequences could change everything. Scenes of Peril The snowstorm forecast says it's a big one, but wildlife photographer Paige Dawson is prepared. Until a terrible car accident brings a sexy stranger to her remote mountain cabin and the bad weather strands them together.for days. The heat between them is like nothing she's ever known--incendiary, undeniable. And just as she begins to hope for something real with Colin Reid, after the snow melts, he remembers what caused his accident.and it may be too late for them both.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. What does it really mean to be a Faithgirl? True You contains ideas and activities to help bring girls and their friends closer to God and more in touch with his Word.

Paperback. Etat : Fair. Sophie didn't expect to fall in love with the quaint Irish village of Booley. Before she visited, she couldn't even find it on a map! She's there for a vacation, but finds she doesn't want to leave lush, green Ireland - not to mention Liam, the handsome shopkeeper whose store she has been helping to run. Sophie extends her stay and finds herself welcomed into this quirky community with open arms. The villagers bend her ear with gossip and history about themselves. But the story she is most interested in is that of Finola O'Flynn - the namesake of the shop she works in, former tenant of the cottage where she lives, and Liam's ex-girlfriend. She left over a year before, but tales of her time there still flourish throughout town. The elusive Finola is clearly well-loved by everyone and begins to take on an almost-mythical status. Sophie's new mantra becomes WWFD or What would Finola do? She even starts to wear the clothes that Finola left in her closet and speaking in an Irish brogue at the store. With this new philosophy, Sophie's life magically begins to change for the better. She is more centred and more open to other people's affections. And her relationship with Liam is growing serious. But trouble begins when the object of Sophie's adulation makes her appearance--is there enough room in Booley for two Finolas.…

Hardback. Etat : Good. Perfectly evoking the sights and sounds of the summer of 1978 in Brooklyn, Suzanne Corso makes an acclaimed fiction debut with this powerful coming-of-age tale, told from an adult perspective, of family, best friends, first loves, and big dreams waiting to come true. . . . Samantha Bonti is fifteen years old, half Jewish and half Italian, and hesitantly edging toward pure Brooklyn. She lives in Bensonhurst with her mother, Joan, a woman poisoned with cynicism and shackled by addictions; and with her Grandma Ruth, Samantha's loudest and most opinionated source of encouragement. As flawed as they are, they are family. And this is home--a tight-knit community of ancestors and traditions, of controlling mobsters, compliant wives, and charismatic young guys willing to engage in anything illegal to get a shot at playing with the big boys. Yet Samantha has something that even her most simpatico girlfriend, Janice Caputo, doesn't share--a desire to become a writer and to escape their insular, overcrowded little world and the destiny that is assumed for all of them. Then comes Tony Kroon. He's a gorgeous mobster wannabe, a Bensonhurst Adonis whose seductive charms Samantha finds irresistible--even when she knows she's too smart to fall this deep . . . but Samantha soon finds herself swallowed up by dangerous circumstances that threaten to jeopardize more than her dreams. Grandma Ruth's advice: Samantha had better write herself out of this story and into a new one, fast. …

Hardback. Etat : Fair. Perfectly evoking the sights and sounds of the summer of 1978 in Brooklyn, Suzanne Corso makes an acclaimed fiction debut with this powerful coming-of-age tale, told from an adult perspective, of family, best friends, first loves, and big dreams waiting to come true. . . . Samantha Bonti is fifteen years old, half Jewish and half Italian, and hesitantly edging toward pure Brooklyn. She lives in Bensonhurst with her mother, Joan, a woman poisoned with cynicism and shackled by addictions; and with her Grandma Ruth, Samantha's loudest and most opinionated source of encouragement. As flawed as they are, they are family. And this is home--a tight-knit community of ancestors and traditions, of controlling mobsters, compliant wives, and charismatic young guys willing to engage in anything illegal to get a shot at playing with the big boys. Yet Samantha has something that even her most simpatico girlfriend, Janice Caputo, doesn't share--a desire to become a writer and to escape their insular, overcrowded little world and the destiny that is assumed for all of them. Then comes Tony Kroon. He's a gorgeous mobster wannabe, a Bensonhurst Adonis whose seductive charms Samantha finds irresistible--even when she knows she's too smart to fall this deep . . . but Samantha soon finds herself swallowed up by dangerous circumstances that threaten to jeopardize more than her dreams. Grandma Ruth's advice: Samantha had better write herself out of this story and into a new one, fast. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. Horwitz, Suzanne (illustrateur).

Paperback. Etat : Good. Twice as Nice is an English fiction reader designed for beginning readers in Grades K?2 (ages 3?8). This playful, repetitive story invites children to follow along as Mike does activities ?twice,? reinforcing the long I sound and building confidence with patterned language. With lively illustrations and engaging text, this book helps students practice phonics, sight words, and fluency in a fun, predictable context. Teachers and parents can use it for guided reading, phonics practice, paired reading, or mini-lessons on vowel sounds.Reinforces long I phonics through repeated actions done twiceBuilds reading fluency via predictable, repetitive textSupports phonemic awareness, vocabulary, and sight word recognitionUses illustrations to support meaning and student engagementIdeal for guided reading, literacy centers, phonics lessons, and at-home reading. …

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Paperback. Etat : Good. San needs to pack a bag. Beginning readers follow San as she packs a bag full of things that feature short A sounds. Readers will enjoy the lively illustrations and simple text in this story filled with sight words as well as familiar and new vocabulary using short A sounds. This phonics book is great resource to help young children enhance their progress in early reading and phonemic skills. This book also includes discussion questions and extension activities to help early readers comprehend the story and continue to practice using words with short A sounds. …

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Paperback. Etat : Good. This nonfiction book for middle-grade readers celebrates the contributions of 14 Black women in history who have had a profound impact on the lives of all Americans.

Paperback. Etat : Good. Just how do animals sleep in the wild? Some animals sleep standing up, others even sleep while swimming or flying The short, lyrical text provides fascinating information, such as location, position, and duration of sleep of animals living in different habitats. The satisfying conclusion will have children reaching for this book again and again at naptime, bedtime, or any time of day to learn about animals. Gary R. Phillips (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. How big is Kip? Beginning readers will find out in this charming book that features delightful illustrations and simple text to tell a story using sight words and short words containing the vowel I. This phonics book is a great resource to aid in children's progression in reading and phonemic skills. Early readers will enhance their ability to use and recognize short I sounds in familiar vocabulary as well as challenging words. This book also includes discussion questions and extension activities to help students comprehend the story and continue to practice using words with short I sounds.…

Hardback. Etat : Good. Annie is preparing for Career Day at school and is trying to follow her teacher's directive to keep her career choice a secret. Every evening she works on her costume while her family asks for hints. Grandpop gives her a camera in the hope that she will aspire to be a journalist like him. Grandma tells her about her days winning awards for her desserts and lets Annie borrow her mixing bowl and oven mitts. Dad is convinced that she'll wants to be a mountain climber like him; and when Mum asks for a hint, she gives Annie some high-top trainers hoping Annie will be a basketball player like she is. Annie does not commit to any of her family members' career choices, but in the end shows that she can blend something from everyone and make it her own. Readers will have no doubt that Annie is well equipped to follow her dream to travel into space. The illustration of her room shows planets hanging from the ceiling, stars and moons on her bedspread and tissue box, space posters on the walls and a telescope for stargazing. Tadgell's watercolour illustrations are child-friendly and complementary to Slade's concise storytelling. Background information gives a short biography of four female astronauts, information about the phases of the moon and a list of sources to learn more. Tadgell, Nicole (illustrateur).…

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Hardback. Etat : Good. Now in paperback, a compassionate, hopeful New York Times Notable portrait of a young refugee from celebrated author-illustrator Suzanne Del Rizzo. Del Rizzo, Suzane (illustrateur).

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Paperback. Etat : Good. At age thirty-nine, Suzanne Spector found herself looking at what conventional 1950s thinking had brought her. Yes, she was a wife, mother of three, and successful school director. But she was also neglected in a sexless marriage, and feeling and as if the passion and juice of life had passed her by. She began with two questions: Who am I, really? and Is it too late ? After divorcing her husband, Suzanne set out to discover who she was as an independent woman with curiosity, questions, and lust for life. Tracing more than four decades of self-discovery and intellectual, spiritual, and creative exploration, Naked at The Helm is Spector's story of becoming the captain of her own ship in midlife. Her adventurous journey led her from a nude beach on Ibiza at forty-one to a Siberian banya at fifty-five to a hot love affair at eighty. Her intellectual quest, meanwhile, led to a second career as director of a world-renowned psychology center, while deep friendships with women, including her daughters, sustained and nourished her through decades of global travel. These probably would not be the tales your mother or grandmother would tell about her life, but this eighty-six-year old's ebullient memoir of the second half of her life will move you to weave some rich new yarns into the tapestry of your own story. And no, it's not too late.…

Hardback. Etat : Good. Cover gives Mi-on Kim as the illustrator.

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Hardback. Etat : Good. Trish Morgan (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : Good. Cary Pillo (illustrateur).

Hardback. Etat : Good. Bella, Clarice Kligore's cousin, arrives for a visit. The thing is, Bella and Clarice are identical. No one can tell them apart-not even Honey. Clarice wastes no time in using this to her bullying advantage. When Honey and the Mummy Mates spend the night in the supposedly haunted Poe Mansion, Clarice and Bella cause some serious double trouble.…