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Cyrus the Persian Messiah

by Mason Balouchian

A dramatic account of the life and accomplishments of Cyrus The Great, the founder of the Persian Empire, with major focus on conquest of Lydia, Babylon, liberation of Jewish slaves, and issuance of Human Rights Charter known as Cyrus’ Cylinder. An entertaining and suspenseful historical fiction for all readers including students and scholars.

Be Proud of Who You Are

by Tania Giguere

Allen is a small green frog; that feels he has no place in this world, that he just a frog. However, on his adventures, Allen discovers just how needed he is. Just how important all things are in life.

Salem Mean Girls

by Sylvia Prince

My parents dragged me to Salem to have a “normal teenage experience.” But Salem was anything but normal. It all started with Ann Putnam—blonde, flawless, and leader of the Glass Girls, the most popular clique in the colonies. At first, Ann seemed perfect. I mean, she’s rich enough to have a mirror. But then she started accusing our neighbors of witchcraft. I know she’s lying. But can I stop her before she destroys the entire village?

The Last Night of Summer

by kevin fontenot

Christopher falls asleep on the night before the first day of school only to awaken in a strange and magical forest. With the help a few new friends and courage he never knew he had, Christopher finds his way home as well as all the bravery he needs for his first day at school.

Dark Against the Sky: A Climbing Boy's Story

by Stephen B. Hauge

This book is a compelling story about climbing boys, or young chimney sweeps, in London in 1834. It follows the adventures of Tommy Simpson, as he struggles to find and be re-united with his father, faces the daily challenges of life as a climbing boy, and interacts with friends and street folk. Though his story is often darkened by his work and the period, it is brightened and redeemed by his growth in his journey and the humanity he shares with his "band of brothers."

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by marc twine

Short tales for busy people.

The Tyler Files

by Brian Rock

Tyler is a normal 5th grader, except for one thing - His pants won’t stop talking! How will he make it through the day without becoming the school laughingstock? And how will Tyler survive his pants’ “off the cuff” remarks to the school bully (and to his secret crush?) With a little help from his best friend, Tyler gives a first-hand account of the mysterious, improbable and occasionally funny events that are so strange they can only be found in THE TYLER FILES.

Trackwalker

by Devin McLaughlin

Meet Wolf Styron, sleepwalking, orphaned 18 year old with a retentive bladder. Wolf is about to discover that his father’s death ten years prior was no accident and his pursuit of the truth will take him down a dangerous path to his own coming of age. One chance encounter with a reclusive acquaintance of his deceased father tears his life in two. Who in his midst, a stuttering priest, a brilliant and broken gambler, a comely young woman, knows what happened?

Go To Sleep!

by Marion Adams

Tansy the sheep can't go to sleep. She's forgotten how to do it! But when she follows the barn owl's advice and starts counting sheep, she realises that there is something wrong... A delightful bedtime story with a humorous twist that children will love!

The Man with Two Names

by Vincent B Davis II

"Is it better to be a bad man and accomplish great things, or be a great man and accomplish nothing?" Quintus Sertorius has spent the first 20 years of his life training horses on his family farm, but this must end when his father dies and his village's political connections to Rome are severed. For the sake of his family, Quintus must leave his village for the Eternal City. If he succeeds, his people will be fed. If he fails, his people will starve. He begins his political career under the mos... more

The Lost Treasure of Loma Grande: From the Journals of Rudy McCafferty

by Richard Clark

10-year-old Rudy McCafferty has a weird feeling about the new Loma Grande Mall. It’s just a little odd how it seems to bring inanimate things to life! Halfway around the world, archeologist C.J. Drake is sure he’s finally found the location of an ancient golden idol. But all signs suggest it is now in a little place in Southern California called Loma Grande. A place where a curious young boy investigates, frightened... but excited. A place totally unprepared for the magical power soon to be unle... more

Renaissance: The Nora White Story (Book One)

by Yecheilyah Ysrayl

When seventeen-year-old Nora White successfully graduates High School in 1922 Mississippi and is College bound, everyone is overjoyed and excited. Everyone except Nora. She dreams of Harlem, Cotton Clubs, Fancy Dresses, and Langston Hughes. For years, she's sat under Mr. Oak, the big oak tree on the plush green grass of her families five acres, and daydreamed of The Black Mecca. The ambitious, young Nora is fascinated by the prospect of being a famous writer in The Harlem Renaissance and deci... more

Tilly and Torg - Out To Eat

by Connie Goyette Crawley

Here come Tilly and Torg! These two hilarious monsters have a lot to learn about living with humans! When there's no food in the house, Tilly and Torg head out to a restaurant and one thing is for sure! When Tilly and Torg are in town, trouble is on the menu! Sight Word List and Book Quiz included. Lexile 470L. An Easy-As-Pie Chapter Book! Free coloring sheets, prereading, comprehension, and discussion questions available at conniecrawley.com

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J. Booker Ward: The 9/11 Hoax

by John Morris

A veteran SAS investigator looks into the truth behind the 9/11 attacks for the British government and quickly realises that all is not what it seems. From a third World Trade Centre skyscraper which collapsed on the afternoon of the same day - WTC 7 - to the correct procedure not followed by aircrew he uncovers a conspiracy which reaches the highest levels in the American government, only to have his report rejected by the British Prime Minister.

When Brothers Meet

by John Henry Hardy

In the interest of world peace...

That is the pretense for a meeting between America and a coalition of China, Russia, India, and Saudi Arabia. It is 2041, and the US president, Constance Higgins, recognizes the invitation for what it is. The countries are demanding a payment of gold. Previous administrations have sunk America into trillions of dollars of debt after giving citizenship and Social Security benefits to wave after wave of illegal aliens. Now, other countries scoff at the so... more

The Adventures of Jumperoo Joey

by S. Jags

Joey the Kangaroo has a wonderful imagination. Children will love the interaction between Joey and his friends. Join Joey, Kenny Koala, Dee Dee Dingo, and Wendy Wombat on their first adventure! This beginning reader with it's colorful pictures will delight any child and demonstrate caring, sharing, and friendship.

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