Editora: Hashtag Press
?As the chosen one to battle the powerful Neci, the stake of the warrior world is on Emily's shoulders but with family betrayals and super powers being stolen, everything is falling apart. Can Emily rise above it all and defeat her toughest opponent? Will she live up to the expectations of being number one? Win or lose - this is the final battle.
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The Tale of Elgol and the Witch takes young listeners on an unforgettable journey across the breathtaking Isle of Skye in Scotland. Follow Elgol, a spirited orphan boy whose playful prank on a witch sets off a life-changing adventure. Cursed to grow into a giant, Elgol must find a way to break the spell. Along his path through mountains, clouds, and seas, children will discover timeless lessons—about the value of honesty, the courage to never give up, and the importance of friendship and family. Filled with Scottish folklore, gentle humour, and heartfelt moments, this enchanting tale is more than just a bedtime story—it’s a journey of character, courage, and kindness. Perfect for young listeners who love adventure, and for parents who want stories that inspire. Written by Nancet Marques | Narrated by Shelly PatersonVer livro
This program features narration from the author.Hot diggity dog! Meet Pluto! The runt of a litter of eight planets. Pluto may not be the biggest or fastest planet to revolve around the Sun, but it has a unique story to tell. From the tale of how it was found by humans to its naming as a dwarf planet, it’s Pluto’s turn to take the spotlight and properly re-introduce itself.With characteristic humor and charm, Stacy McAnulty channels the voice of Pluto in this next celestial "autobiography" in the Our Universe series. Rich with kid-friendly facts, this is an equally charming and irresistible companion to Earth! My First 4.54 Billion Years and Sun! One in a Billion.A Macmillan Audio production from Henry Holt & Company.Ver livro
HELP! Elderton is under attack! French fries are disappearing from ovens, fryers, and freezers. Potatoes go missing right out of the bin in the middle of the day. No one ever sees the thief. The police are baffled. Eleven-year-old Dotty Morgan is Elderton's best (only) supernatural sleuth, a role for which she's trained since a gnome stole her mother’s fabric and Dotty took the blame. Eager to solve her first case, Dotty investigates the mysterious thefts and uncovers a sticky-fingered phantom. But that discovery creates more questions. How did the phantom come to be in Elderton? Why potatoes? Why are the adults in town acting so weird? And what are the strange charms that appeared in the school cafeteria the same day the phantom materialized?Ver livro
"Cinderilla, or The Little Glass Slipper" is a famous fairytale by French author Charles Perrault. Derived from oral folktale retellings across many cultures and centuries, Perrault published his version and other tales in his collection of works, Tales of Mother Goose (1697). His collection of tales set the standard for future fairytales. This fairytale tells the story of a young girl named Cinderilla, often referred to today as "Cinderella." Her stepmother and stepsisters mistreat her, but she eventually finds happily ever after with the help of her fairy godmother.Ver livro
What do writers want from plot? What do writers need from plot? Are those questions the same? Not really. As wordsmiths, we writers know that want and need are two different words. · The want is a circumstance that we writers can control. We want plot specifics to help us craft story and exceed reader expectations. · The need is a circumstance of obligations from reader expectations of story. While readers may want the comfort of the genre elements (the tropes), they also wish to have their interest and curiosity piqued. Can we writers deliver on the expectations and the surprises in order to please our readers? That’s the question that Discovering Your Plot answers. This guidebook covers plot structure and the necessities of genre expectations so we writers can anticipate what readers want. It explores the six most common plot structures and has a detailed examination of 12 major sections in all novels, no matter the genre. By the end of Discovering Your Plot¸ writers will have the tools to construct a story as well as diagnose problems with pacing, tension and suspense, and sequencing events. Discovering Your Plot is Book 6 in the Think like a Pro Writer series and the second of the Discovering set of how-to guidebooks for writers at all skill levels. While the approach is for newbies, every writer can benefit from this fresh look at any novel’s framework. With her two other pen names, author M.A. Lee has published over 50 titles of fiction and nonfiction.Ver livro
