An app's journey that keeps maintaining itself for better health, wants to be an engineer, but the better schools were in the town of Plumville. It enrolled in Plumville High School knowing that it may encounter some adversity or bullying. Striving to achieve a better life, it faces the challenges ahead.
Appy graduates from high school in 'The App I Cot Journey to Plumville: Empowering Kids to Overcome Adversity'. He continues his journey to college and graduates as an engineer. Appy's career takes him all over the world before settling down and starting a family.
What if I were to TELL you
that this is an all-true story, every word?
You see, once there was a VERY REAL girl named Fern who found out that she'd been swapped at birth. This might disturb some people, but it made Fern happy because she'd never felt at home with her tragically dull parents, the Drudgers. Fern finds out about the mix-up when the Bone (er, her father) and his "son," Howard, show up at Fern's front door. Now both families decide to UNSWAP the kids for the summer, and Fern heads off with the Bone on a wild adventure into a world inhabited by the Miser,
a sinister fellow; and the Great Realdo, a true hero, to name just two.
This audio promises suspense! Intrigue! Mystery! Fairies fall out of books! Birds turn into dogs! Nuns turn into lampposts! So I have no idea why you're still lingering here. . . . Start reading!
Are you looking for a lovely fable?
The Ants and the Grasshopper is other best known Aesop's fables. It teaches that there's a time for work and a time for play. It is ideal for children from 3 to 5 years old, who are learning life values.
The audiobook is produced with a field background and sound effects of the ants and the grasshopper dialogue. A sweet and tender voice of an American actress is used, which gives it a special charm.
Your children will love it! So make the purchase with a single Clic.
We can't tell you who we are. Or where we live. It's too risky, and we've got to be careful. Really careful. So we don't trust anyone. Because if they find us...well, we just won't let them find us. The thing you should know is that everyone is in really big trouble. Yeah. Even you.
The Andalites have returned! The main fleet flew off-course in an effort to stop the galaxy's newest threat - the Rakkam Garoo. But a small crew managed to reach Earth. Now it's up to the Animorphs to decide how to treat their new allies. Can the group be trusted? Or do they see the kids as a threat to their own mission?
Ax is torn. The Andalite team wants him on board-especially the cute young female cadet named Estrid. But how can he desert the Animorphs and especially his shorm, Tobias? Ultimately, Ax will have to make a choice that will decide the whole future of the Yeerk resistance. Andalite and human….
Jake has to attend a wedding out of town. No one has been designated to take over as leader of the Animorphs. But when Tobias tells the others that he's found the place where Visser Three currently feeds, there is a unanimous agreement on going after him. The kids aquire cheetah morphs to run the visser down. Unfortunately, there's a new player on the scene: an inspector sent by the Council of Thirteen to check on Visser Three's eternal problems. The inspector has a Garatron host body. Garatrons are the newest hosts: like Andalites, but with shocking speed
and no morphing technology. this Garatron-Controller outruns the Animorphs and Ax in their cheetah morphs, saving Visser Three. The kids soon realize this inspector may provide a way to do away with Visser Three. If they can convince the inspector that the visser is totally incompetent, totally unable to stop the "Andalite bandits," maybe the Visser will be recalled. Now a dispute breaks out: Who will run the mission in Jake's absence? Marco and Rachel are the main aspirants. Cassie takes herself out. Tobias and Ax bow out. In the end, Marco lets Rachel take control.
Rachel stages a series of reckless Rachel raids to harass known Controllers, with the goal of making the Visser seem impotent. But Rachel's recklessness and impatience betray her when her failure to plan results in Cassie being captured and taken to the Yeerk pool. Rachel's confidence collapses. She learns about the flip side of leadership, the difficult choices Jake makes all the time. The kids rescue Cassie with a spectacular assault on the Yeerk pool. Rachel has succeeded, but her interest in leading is
considerably diminished.
Everyone's favourite world-famous fashion icon, HELLO KITTY, is starring in her very own fiction series!
Come join Hello Kitty and her friends in a series all about fun and friendship!
Each book in the series will be a collectible adventure with a fun lesson about how to be a great friend.
Volunteers are the heart of the Red Cross, an international relief organization. Through a lot of unpaid work and with great persistence, Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross. The organization has been successful in keeping hope alive for many people during times of need.
In this wild ride, readers are introduced to Braven Young, a ten-year-old boy who visits iconic Washington, DC landmarks, meets famous historic figures and learns that with great freedom – true freedom – comes great responsibility.
Braven just wants some time to play catch with his dad. But his dad – an important politician – is always busy working to 'save America'...whatever that means.
Struggling to stay awake at dad's desk one night, waiting for him to arrive home, Braven dreams about being completely free in Washington, DC. Hundreds of kids. No adults...anywhere. Finally, he is 'free' to do whatever he wants and the National Mall is his playground. But, soon, things start spiraling out of control.
As The American Dream of Braven Young races to its imaginative and inspiring conclusion, Braven begins looking for the one person he knows he needs to help...his dad. Along the way, Braven learns valuable lessons about freedom from Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Thomas Jefferson - all echoing his mother's wise words: 'Freedom is far more than doing whatever you want. Freedom is doing what is right.'
Join Braven on his journey to save America! And discover how we all have our parts to play in The American Dream of Braven Young.
When Robin Brogan comes down with chicken pox, he doesn't think it's really so terrible. After all, it gets him out of acting in the school play. And since his best friend Dan also has spots, they are staying together at Robin's house in England overlooking the ocean. When the hours begin to drag, Robin's mother tells stories about a wonderful summer she spent in their shoreline house. Bit by bit, the boys learn of a strange girl who mysteriously appeared on the beach long ago and shared her secret cave with the children playing there. But late in the summer she left suddenly, never to be heard from again. Hilary McKay has earned critical acclaim and numerous awards for her novels for children. This intriguing tale captivates readers with its appealing mix of past and present and the delightful surprise ending. Narrator Ron Keith's dramatic performance highlights the humor and poignancy, along with the frightfully delicious touch of the supernatural.
Join Amber Brown on three more of her hilarious adventures—Amber Brown Is Feeling Blue; I, Amber Brown; and Amber Brown is Green with Envy. In all three stories Amber continues to deal with her parents' divorce and the changes that it has caused in her life.
