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Hold the Ladder Steady

by Sue Barlow

The novel explores the issues that confront a catholic girl with the changes brought by popular culture, the emergence of the sexual revolution, and politics during the sixties.

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The Royal Pains & Angels in the Outhouse: One Big Little League Story That Goes a Bit Foul

by Gregory Saur

Faith. Family. Baseball. All will be tested when the new Little League season arrives. A new team, the Angels, needs players. The task of finding these players falls in the most incapable hands. Errors are made, and the Angels become laden with the most unwanted players from tryouts. The Angels must unite if they want to avoid one stinky season.

Harry and the Pelican

by Amy Leaf

Harry visits his grandpa. Harry's cousins decide to walk to the lighthouse. Harry decides he can make it to the lighthouse, too. Along the way, Harry meets a new friend and has fun! Harry has a great day!

Raccoon Retreat

by Christa M. Miller

Roxy, Rufus, and Renae are almost all grown up and ready to strike out on their own. But when their forest home is suddenly destroyed, the three young raccoons are forced to explore an unfamiliar environment far outside the bounds of what they’re used to. Embarking on a new double mission -- find their missing Mama, and then find a new home -- they put all their survival skills to the test as they avoid predators, make new friends, and return to where the humans live. The sequel to Raccoon Re... more

Wings Over Iraq

by Eric B. Forsyth

Historical novel set in Iraq in the turbulent lead up to WWII. The British patrol the oil fields using obsolete bombers. The Germans recruit local tribes to sabotage British efforts, as fascists ascend to power in Europe. Newly qualified RAF pilot Allan Chadwick's first assignment near Baghdad is an initiation into the realities of war and love.

The Last Siren

by EE Sample

He watched her go and felt the chill of the mist blowing in from the Gulf. It fell on his face and mingled with the faint tear that he couldn't suppress. An elderly couple made their way up the sidewalk and past him on their way inside. They held each other close, huddled beneath a large golf umbrella. He wondered how long they had been together and how long they had left to share their lives. "Think it will rain?" he asked, trying his best to sound cheery. "If it doesn't, it's missed a good cha... more

Call Me Joe

by Martin van Es

The world is on the brink of disaster. The environment, society and mankind itself are facing extreme challenges in a world that is both more connected, and yet more divided than ever before. Fear and confusion seep into all parts of everyday life... now, more than ever, the world needs one voice, one guide... One day the Earth is plunged into darkness and when light appears again so does a man – call him Joe – claiming to be the son of God. Can Joe bring the world's most creative think... more

Life Is Big

by Kiki Denis

Alma-Jane, an impossibly curious 11-year-old girl who lives in NYC and the most genetically happy person alive, is about to die due to a rare mutation. Ayrton, Alma-Jane’s older brother and a math prodigy, declares war against Death, “the destroyer of Life,” and then suddenly takes off to Oxford, UK, to examine Albert Einstein’s brain. Meanwhile, Death and his younger brother, O.M. (Obituary Man), are overworked and in desperate need of a short vacation. At the heart of all this, a motley crew ... more

The Paris Affair

by Susanne Dunlap

Young Viennese violinist Theresa Schurman is sent to Vienna to to help discover who is writing slanderous pamphlets about the emperor's sister, Marie Antoinette. While there she encounters the dazzling black violinist the Chevalier de Saint-George—but is he involved in the conspiracy? Be prepared for music, mystery, love, and murder in pre-revolutionary Paris.

Peace and Love Coloring Book

by Gregory Vanderlaan

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Philosophy Friends! Rawls Rabbit and the Fair Race

by Francisco Mejia Uribe

PHILOSOPHY FRIENDS! introduces young children to major philosophical figures and to basic concepts such as fairness, the good, liberty, meaning and more. Each book centers around a great philosopher’s key insight, presented in a playful and accessible way that children love. RAWLS RABBIT AND THE FAIR RACE is an illustrated story inspired by John Ralws' idea of Justice as Fairness. Our hero, Rawls Rabbit loves to race with his friends. But after losing a race to a speedier hare he realiz... more

Journey Into Darkness, a story in four parts, 3rd edition - color

by J. Arthur Moore

Unlike the broad Civil War epics written by many, JOURNEY INTO DARKNESS is a four-part fiction about one young soldier's experience in the conflict itself, from raids on small farms in northwestern Arkansas to the battlefields of Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and the Wilderness Campaign. Told through a researched blend of fact and fiction, it is a small story -- but a single thread in the grand fabric of the war. Yet, in a war in which more than 200,000 boys a... more

Wilderness Therapy

by Paul Cumbo

Five teenage boys face their demons at an isolated mountain lodge under the guidance of tough-love mentors. Just two weeks in, however, a suspicious accident leaves them stranded and unsupervised. They soon discover a menace within their group, and what began as a struggle for redemption becomes a fight for survival deep in the Montana wilderness.

How the Deer Moon Hungers

by Susan Wingate

For readers who enjoy books like Where the Crawdads Sing and My Sister's Keeper. MACKENZIE FRASER witnesses a drunk driver mow down her seven-year-old sister and her mother blames her. Then she ends up in juvie on a trumped-up drug charge. Now she's in the fight of her life...on the inside! And she's losing.

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