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Crazy In Love Larger-Than-Life Lara Eva Underground Love Rules Maggie's Story Winnie the Horse Gentler Series Horsefeathers! Starlight Animal Rescue Blog On! Sierra's Story: Degrees of Betrayal Kyra's Story: Degrees of Guilt Career Skills Series Horse Files
Mary Jane Ettermeyer hears voices in her head, but they're all hers-and she's going to need every single one of them to get through life, now that she's fallen hard for the amazing Jackson House. No matter how desperately she fights it, Mary Jane is crazy in love, even though: a) Jackson House can't possibly think she's cute enough to be his date, so it must be some cosmic joke; b) MJ has vowed to keep her vows made with best friends, who formed Abstinence in Action (in spite of the vow involving no action); and c) she shouldn't even be flirting with Jackson because he already has a girlfriend...who happens to be MJ's friend. "...Mackall hits the nail on the head with her poignant description of first love...." School Library Journal, Feb. 2007
Looking for a creative way to help your students by Dandi Daley Mackall Study Guide Available Here As the story unfurls, the reader experiences character, setting, dialogue, plotting, climax, and all the parts of writing vital to becoming a writer. Teachers will find exercises and explanations, entertainment and encouragement. And teaching writing will never be the same. "Laney is an engaging narrator. Particularly delightful is the way in which she tells the story. Each chapter has a title that is related to the narrative, such as Rising Action, Suspense, Dialogue, etc. ... Her explanation of how to write a book is just as interesting as the events that she's describing. Best of all, none of this detracts from the novel's emotional core. Thoroughly enjoyable and unexpectedly wry, this book is as intelligent as it is succinct." Elizabeth Bird, NY Public Library, in School Library Journal Finalist for 2008-9 William Allen White Children's Book Award, "Children's Choice"
The year 1978 has been a pretty good one for Eva Lott. She has a terrific best friend, she's dating the best-looking guy in school, and she just made the varsity swim team. So when her widowed dad says it's time for them to move, she's not exactly thrilled. And when he tells her that he intends to move to Communist Poland to help with a radical underground movement. . . Well, it's all downhill from there. This story parallels the author's experiences before "The Wall" came down.
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Emma is stuck in Hamilton, Missouri, while her best friend, Mattie, and her brother, Jake, head to the West Coast for college. To stay in touch while they're gone, Emma makes Jake and Mattie promise to send a postcard back to her once a week. Each postcard has to have a new Love Rule uncovered that week. In the process, Jake and Mattie discover that love was right under their noses;
Maggie Dale's on a fast track to nowhere...stuck at a dead-end job in podunk Ohio. Then a stranger comes to town. Does he have what she's looked for all her life? Could she really be a part of "something bigger?" Could love be something other than what she's always known? Controversy swirls around Josh Davidson, a former construction worker. Even CNN's covering his story. Maggie's caught in the middle, between hope and horror, as the world watches. Maggie's Story is a contemporary look at the compelling story of Mary Magdalene. What if it happened today?
Sierra's Story: Degrees of Betrayal Revenge is best when served slowly. I ought to know. My senior year should have been the best ever. But instead of living the good life at Highview High, the only memories I'm making are in a hospital bed. All because my boyfriend and best friend betrayed me. They'll get what they deserve...I'll make sure of it.
Kyra's Story: Degrees of Guilt Sammy's dead . . . they each played a part. Kyra, his twin sister. Miranda, the girl he loved. And Tyrone, a friend from school. What's the real story? There's always more than one point of view Career Skills Series
How are you getting along with people? Each year thousands of highly skilled people and former students fail to fit into corporate teams. Their individual skills are strong, but they can't function as part of a team. And in the modern workforce, only people with strong team skills will be able to make it. Those without these skills will find themselves looking for another job.
The kind of person you are matters to your employer. One of the most important things you can do right now for your career is to develop the character qualities employers want. How responsible are you? Are you the kind of person others count on? Have you developed good habits like working hard, striving for excellence, acting like a professional? It's never too early or too late for self-development.
There are not many things we can count on in this changing world. But one thing is for certain: We'll always have problems to solve. No matter where your career leads, you'll move faster and higher up the ladder of success if you're perceived as an effective problem-solver. Back to top |
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