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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Dinosaurs, Martians, and mystery, oh my! Fans of Michael Buckley's NERDS and Dan Gutman's Genius Files will love this hilarious, action-packed adventure series. What would life be like if you were part dinosaur? When you're part Stegosaurus life can be a little crazy. (Yes, sleeping with plates is weird. No, dino-human hybrids do not have second brains in their butts.) But Sawyer's life is normal(ish)-until he's yanked aboard a UFO and sent on a mission to Mars. Sawyer, Elliot and Sylvie travel to Mars to find her missing father, but they find even bigger trouble. Mars is trying to kick Pluto out of the solar system. And the fate of both planets will be decided by the upcoming Pluto VS Mars soccer match. Of course. It's an intergalactic mess, and only Sawyer can save Mars, defend Pluto and protect the galaxy. …

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Paperback. Etat : Good. The electrifying new thriller from Sunday Times bestselling author, Simon Toyne. Only one boy can see the darkness. Only one man can save him from it. Perfect for fans of Lee Child Sun.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. David is eleven years old. He is happy, healthy and affectionate. He loves school, Disney songs and climbing trees. But he's also profoundly autistic. Unable to speak more than a few words. Barely capable of expressing his most basic needs. Oblivious to danger. Blind to other people's emotions. Deaf to their pleas. A Real Boy is David's story - the true story, told by his parents, of bringing up a child who will always be a little boy. Loving an autistic child is easy .but living with one is harder than could ever be imagined. This extraordinarily moving account describes the heartbreak and the unexpected joy of autism - once a rare condition, but one that now affects one in a hundred British children. With raw and sometimes brutal honesty, Christopher and Nicola Stevens lay bare their experiences, which are by turns harrowing, funny and inspirational. As David's story unfolds, his parents reveal how the condition has bestowed on them an unbreakable bond. Caring for David is an all consuming experience .and through it they have learned, above all, the meaning of unconditional love.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. When one bad piece of banana bread turns the star attraction of the Oakwood Zoo into a mischievous vampire monkey, and one nasty bite from that monkey turns a man into a raging, hairy monster, only one heroic chicken can can rise up to save the day. The Winged Defender flies again! Chicken Boy and all his pals reunite in their fourth action-packed adventure to face their wildest villain yet. the maniacal Monkey Man.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. When one bad piece of banana bread turns the star attraction of the Oakwood Zoo into a mischievous vampire monkey, and one nasty bite from that monkey turns a man into a raging, hairy monster, only one heroic chicken can can rise up to save the day. The Winged Defender flies again! Chicken Boy and all his pals reunite in their fourth action-packed adventure to face their wildest villain yet. the maniacal Monkey Man.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. A Life-Changing Journal that Develops a Positive Mindset and Emotions - Over 100 PagesI'm A Blessed Boy>is the innovative new journal to help kids cultivate gratitude, change how they feel and teach them positive self-care habits for years to come. It uses the>science of neuro cognitive psychology to raise happiness and instil gratitude. In just five minutes a day it has been shown to: ✅ Boost happiness✅ Teach positive focus✅ Elevate mood throughout the day✅ Form a positive daily habit✅ Cultivate gratitude and optimism✅ Foster mental well-being It's also a fun journal to share memories with simple, quick and engaging writing and drawing prompts. Each day you record: Three things you are thankful forSomeone special to you and whyHow you're feeling today (on a clever faces scale )Writing space for 'What was great about today?'A 'Doodle of the Day' space to draw events, thoughts and feelingsPsychological studies show that once you change your focus, you change how you feel, which then alters the actions you take in life. I'm A Blessed Boy> is designed to change your mental state to one of gratitude, positivity and empowerment, which will make itself felt in every aspect of your life. It makes the perfect gift. 8.5 x 11 - Large size provides plenty of room for writing inside. 110 pages - far more than other kids gratitude journals.Made in the USA.Scroll up and hit 'Add to Cart' to secure your copy now - and let's change a life>.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. It is 1943 and the big war in Europe is now in its fourth year. The Allies have begun to take the fight to Germany, and bombing raids on German cities are now an almost daily and nightly occurrence. As cities are being destroyed, panic-stricken survivors are frantically searching for relatives to find shelter with. Refugees, driven out of recently occupied Russian territories in the east, are now arriving with only small pieces of luggage as their only possessions and they are in desperate need of places to stay. Our small house, which we already shared with another family, soon nearly doubles its occupancy as desperate relatives in need of shelter kept arriving. All eligible men are away fighting at one of Hitler's many fronts. The overwhelming need to support this effort has left the country drained of nearly everything and has forced mothers alone to protect and provide for their families during this most difficult period of history. Fear, hunger, and the struggle to survive have become a way of life. As children we did not always understand the serious time in which we lived, however, we learned to assess the fear from the expressions on our mother's faces, especially so during the frequent air raids. Often it was their despair that we quietly observed while they struggled with the constant inability to adequately provide for their families. In late1943, my family received the news that Dad had recently become a prisoner of war.By late1944, it became clear that Germany was losing the war. Fear that Russian troops would reach our area ahead of American or British forces became the real concern now. Just days prior to Germany's capitulation, our occupation occurred, and this event would forever remain in my memory and directly affect much of my young life. The events, as described, were real and have been written as seen through the eyes of a young boy. Following our liberation, we came to realize the enormous atrocities that had occurred and learned of people whose suffering had been far greater than ours, and to those people I wish to offer my deepest respect.…

Hardback. Etat : Good. Hardlucky is - as his name implies - always falling victim to his bad luck. He falls down stairs, accidentally hits a cow with his cart, and burns down his house. Blaming his hometown for his bad luck, Hardlucky sets out to find a new home. But his bad luck seems to follow him - and he even lands in jail. Lisowski, Gabriel (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. The Little Boy Who Thought is a children's book about a young student athlete, who faced obstacles growing up; however, he managed to overcome them through guidance, perseverance, and hard work. The theme of the story wants young boys and girls to understand that you will always be a student first and an athlete second. It is important to treat your schoolwork with the same respect as you treat your respective sport. Sports should be used as a learning tool and applied for various purposes as you go through your journey of life.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Against all odds as a new undocumented immigrant in America, I had one monumental advantage. And at that time, I didn't even know it. As a young boy, even before taking my first steps inside a school building, my mama had introduced me to books and to the magic of reading. Yes, my Mama and my abuelitas had drilled in my mind the idea that through an education, everything is possible. This was in fact what I discovered when I had lost all hope and did not believe in myself as I faced many obstacles, including not knowing the new language, having to start all over again in a new country, and facing the daily hurt of other kids making fun of my accent, calling me a refugee, and yelling at me to go back to my own country. Books provided me an escape into another world, and it was through the magic of reading that I began to feel that I belonged in America. My life was transformed when I decided that my only path to succeed was through an education. This is what A Boy and a Book is about. It is a story of hope, imagination, and courage that will show you how through the magic of books you can overcome all obstacles and make your dreams a reality.Through my story, I will show you how you can do it as well. I will describe my own technique for studying. It consists of three steps that will make anyone a better student. It worked for me at Princeton University, Harvard medical school and MIT, and it will work for any young person who dreams of success in academic institutions. This is the book that I wish I would have read when I was feeling overwhelmed, and this is the book that I am confident can help any student do better in school.Many young boys and girls often look at athletes and famous personalities for inspiration and motivation. In reality, the vast majority of us do not have the athletic powers or talents to attain an exceptional level of performance that would make us successful in careers as professional athletes or Hollywood stars. But every young person has the talent, intelligence, and desire to succeed in school. All they need is the confidence and a guide to help them take that first step and believe in themselves. A Boy and a Book is the story that will guide you through the important path of falling in love with reading, books, and the idea that this is the only way to succeed in life. This is a book that I hope every young person has the opportunity to read, because I know that it can transform their lives. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. When Erik Farrell ran away from home, he had no idea what he was getting himself into! Imprisoned by the Groundlings, he'll make a harrowing escape with the aid of an unlikely ally. But . will Erik's new found freedom come with a price? Nominated for a Harvey Award as one of the year's best books for younger readers, David Gallaher and Steve Ellis re-unite with a new action-packed volume of The Only Living Boy that will thrill both the young and the young at heart. Ellis, Steve (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Barely settled into her third new home in six years, thirteen year old Beans (Quinn) Fagioli stumbles upon a crime in the quiet rural community of Mill Creek, New Jersey. When the owners of the local bakery across the street discover their dog Buster is missing, Beans can't help but shift her limited detective skills into high gear. In a matter of hours, she recruits her unsuspecting, next-door neighbor Booger (Balthezar) Bugorowski. Less reluctant to get involved is Booger's kid sister Haddie who relies on her special talents along with her Etch-a-Sketch to help. Luckily for Beans, her first-ever crush, a handsome high school football player named Vito Rusamano, lives only a stone's throw away and offers his forensics support. But Beans' journey isn't an easy one. Her taxi cab driving mother Paulie and the annoying local cop (Officer Wallace) attempt to get in her way. Complicating matters is Booger's unproclaimed love for this red-headed girl-next-door. Unaware of her friend's feelings, Beans leads her motley crew through a perilous maze, one that reveals a dangerous dognapping ring and a medieval knight.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Louis Panesi was tortured verbally by his abusive father and grandfather for years until they kicked him out of the house. He suffered from a bleeding back that no dermatologist could cure. Finally, he was referred to Dr. Robert J. Shoemaker, a Freudian psychoanalyst. This book is a firsthand account of what Dr. Shoemaker said to Panesi over a span of eight years to transform him from a homeless teen into an airline pilot. Panesi holds nothing back and retells the shocking conversations between them in exacting detail. This fast-paced book will keep you spellbound as Dr. Shoemaker teaches Panesi about life, success, and love. Open the door to Dr. Shoemaker's office . . .…

Hardback. Etat : Good. "A fiendishly efficient, gorgeously written, nasty little thrill ride of a psychological thriller. I couldn't put it down, and it's entirely possible that I'll never sleep again. A true tour-de-force of a debut novel."--Lyndsay Faye, author of The Gods of Gotham and Jane Steele For fans of Shirley Jackson, Sarah Waters and Daphne du Maurier, an electrifying debut about a boy left alone in his family's English estate with a housekeeper he suspects has murdered his mother Nine-year-old Samuel lives alone in a once-great estate in Surrey with the family's housekeeper, Ruth. His father is dead and his mother has been abroad for months, purportedly tending to her late husband's faltering business. She left in a hurry one night while Samuel was sleeping and did not say goodbye. Beyond her sporadic postcards, Samuel hears nothing from his mother. He misses her dearly and maps her journey in an atlas he finds in her study. Samuel's life is otherwise regulated by Ruth, who runs the house with an iron fist. Only she and Samuel know how brutally she enforces order. As rumors in town begin to swirl, Samuel wonders whether something more sinister is afoot. Perhaps his mother did not leave but was murdered--by Ruth. Artful, haunting and hurtling toward a psychological showdown, The Boy at the Keyhole is an incandescent debut about the precarious dance between truth and perception, and the shocking acts that occur behind closed doors.…

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Hardback. Etat : Good. Ug and his parents are living in the Stone Age. And that means stone blankets, stone cold food, an even colder cave and, worst of all, hard stone trousers! Being an inquisitive and intelligent child, Ug suggests a series of modifications to improve the quality of family life. His ideas about heating, cooking, boats, and balls that actually bounce are met with a hostile reaction by his parents who don't know what he's going on about. Even Ug himself is occasionally unsure of the purpose of his inventions - his round stone that rolls down the hill is great, but what is it actually for? With the help of his father, who is slowly coming round to his son's way of thinking, Ug comes tantalisingly close to his ultimate garment goal, only to find that there are some obstacles even a boy genius can't overcome. …

Etat : Good. Prosecutor David Owen has fond memories of growing up in small-town Washington State. But he outgrew that place--and his family--long ago and hasn't felt the need to return. Until the day a tragedy shakes the town and calls him back to a community desperate for hope and healing. In the emotional fallout, he never expects to find Acadia Henderson again. For one teenage summer they hovered on the edge of a sweet attraction before she moved away. Now as adults, that same attraction is there.only, hotter and way more intense. This seems like the wrong time to find a connection. But it could be the perfect time to move on.with each other.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. In 1962 when Tim Bazzett graduated from high school he'd had enough of academia and classroom drudgery, so he joined the army - and received an education he'd never imagined. Perhaps one of the most unlikely and inept citizen-soldiers since Gomer Pyle, Tim somehow survives the terrors and tribulations of basic training at Fort Lost-in-the-Woods, Misery, and after further training in the mysteries of Morse code in Massachusetts and Maryland, the small-town innocent is launched overseas and into the larger world. In northern Turkey he finds himself a link in the outermost defenses of America during a Cold War he only imperfectly understands. There he sees poverty and hatred in the faces of children and is forced to confront his own faults and inner demons. Later on in Germany, no longer quite so innocent, he chases girls and dreams of being a rock star. But at the heart of Bazzett's narrative are the characters - the friends he makes along the way. For this is ultimately a book about friendship - and about growing up. In his first volume of memoirs, Bazzett made his Michigan hometown in the fifties come alive for all his readers. In Soldier Boy, his military experiences are made just as real. Get ready to laugh, and maybe cry a little too, as the irrepressible Reed City Boy rides again.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Lewis, E. B (illustrateur).