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  Hope Hall Secondary School - A...

  YomiOpeodu

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  About the book; 
  This book x-ray the need for effective parenting in the 21st century by examining themes like;  
  * GENDER EQUALITY  
  * SPIRITUALITY 
  * SEXUALITY 
  * GREED 
  * PEER INFLUENCE 
  * LOVE 
  and more. The setting of the story is in an expensive secondary school in the outskirt of Lagos, Nigeria. It is a dream school for most parents and children. This is a school established on Christian principles, but how did Tobi Williams; a wolf in sheep's clothing get into the school? He is the son of a respected pastor but opposite of what other students see. What's the fate of Temidayo, Henry, Austin, Chukwuebuka and the other boys in the hands of the handsome basket baller of Hope Hall Secondary School? How about Cynthia; a beautiful mixed breed crushing on the most handsome guy in Hope Hall school and her rival Chinaza both competing seriously for attention from the hottest guy in school. Rhoda and Samuel ; twin with a difference, how did they become the envy of other students of Hope Hall? Who is Mr.Opadokun, the greedy house parent who wants to secure his trip abroad through destroying the future of some young ones, how did he assist to perpetuate the evil? I am sure you will like to know if there is really Hope at Hope Hall or each parent is the custodian of Hope as Dayo's parents will shed more light on this, in this enlightening, informative, interesting and transformative book. It is an engaging, enjoyable audio book that pre teens, teens, parents, educators and all lovers of children and young adults will find very useful. 
  It will be a great blessing to you that wants to help young adults. 
  There are activities for the reader in this book and a lot of scriptures for prayers, relevant to children have been added as bonus to our advantage. Do buy one and give one to someone. Christ; Our Living Hope.

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  If Everyone Looked The Same

  Lori Nebo

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  If Everyone Looked the SameMain Character: Ethan, an 11-year-old boy who feels insecure about looking different.Themes: Diversity • Self-love • Anti-bullying • Empathy • Friendship • Forgiveness • Cultural appreciation. 
  Ethan is bullied at school for his hair, skin tone, and birthmark. Hurt and wishing he could fit in, he dreams of a world where everyone looks the same. While exploring and resting in the forest, he meets Mr. Tree, a wise talking tree who teaches him that, like trees, people are meant to be unique. Mr. Tree sends Ethan on a journey to the magical Land of WELTS, where everyone—and even animals and food—looks exactly alike. Activities are included at the end of each chapter for fun, learning, and reading comprehension.

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  Famous Women in History: Nellie...

  Amie Jane Leavitt

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  A detailed chronicle of the career of the late 1800s trailblazing investigative reporter, Nellie Bly. A letter to the Editor of The Pittsburgh Dispatch turned into a position of journalist with the paper. She tackled tough societal issues, unheard of from woman in those days. However, the businesses she exposed threatened to pull advertising, so she was moved to cover topics deemed more appropriate for a woman. She ultimately became a freelance journalist and later moved to New York and worked as an investigative reporter for New York World, often going undercover, or as it was called then, being a "stunt reporter". She also reported on her 72-day trip around the world. The biography details her marriage to a business tycoon, her time as President of the company and her ultimate return to journalism. Contextual side stories offer further perspective on key details, locations, and people referenced in Bly's story. Archival photographs, drawings, and paintings are chronologically arranged, adding visual context to her remarkable life and career, as well as the inclusion of further reading and website recommendations, maps, glossary, and index. Content developed for young readers, interest level grades 4-6 (reading level, grade 5).

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  Our Secret

  Chris Morrison

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  Riley has been asked to keep a very big secret by someone she loves and she is finding it really hard to cope. One day, Riley is brave enough to speak about what has been happening to her and how she feels about it. Our Secret is a storybook for children who have been through sexual harm and was written to provide children with the skills they need to protect themselves. This book also encourages children to always speak up if something goes wrong. This might sound like a story that children can't handle, but it's written in a way that is non-threatening for parents and children. Ideal for starting conversations about sexual harm, this is an essential resource for anybody supporting children aged 4-12 who may have been through similar experiences.

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  Heroes of Light and Shadow - Old...

  Conor Forrest

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  Magic is real. But so are monsters.
  Oisin dreams of being a hero, like the ones he reads about in books. So when he overhears a plot for a midnight raid on a Dublin museum, he knows this is his chance.
  But Oisin soon realises that heroes must fight monsters. Dark things that lurk in the shadows – like the sinister Fomorians – don't take kindly to those who get in their way.
  With the help of legendary troublemaker Fionn Mac Cumhaill, can Oisin prevent death and destruction? Or will modern Dublin find itself at the mercy of the mythical monsters it had forgotten?

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  Learn About Shapes and Sizes

  Ruth Roberts

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  A fun way to teach a young child about shapes and sizes. By relating different shapes and sizes to objects that are familiar he or she will have a better perception of objects they come in contact with every day. 

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