Editora: Hashtag Press
When Summer’s best friend Cee dies from cardiac arrest after both girls have taken pills, the accusations on social media begin. Everyone believes Summer is to blame but she isn't. . . and she wants to clear her name. As the bullying intensifies, Summer grows closer to revealing the secret both families are harbouring. Who killed Cee?
The world’s crops have been destroyed by a mysterious virus, and the end of mankind draws near. However, the Grey aliens from Xi Boötes, the constellation of the farmer, have coincidentally come to the rescue. The Greys have promised to take everyone to a better world, one with fertile land, clean oceans, living space, and without war and want. But it could be a perilous journey, for in the universe humans do not sit atop the food chain. Helping the Greys evacuate planet Earth are their mysterious transhuman helpers. And will disturbed psychologist Cornelius Aka unlock their secrets or follow most of the planet to its ultimate destination?Ver livro
Say "Please" and "Thank You!” is an entertaining story/song combination perfect to teach young children the importance of being kind, and saying “Please” and “Thank You!” Adorable illustrations, coupled with an easy to follow “word-for-word” song, will entertain pre-readers and reinforce early literacy skills. Children and parents alike will enjoy reading and singing along to “Say Please and Thank You” over and over again!Ver livro
Oh, Rats! by Miriam Allen DeFord - Orthedrin, maxiton and glutamic acid—they were the prescription that made him king of his world! SK540, the 27th son of two very ordinary white laboratory rats, surveyed his world. He was no more able than any other rat to possess articulate speech, or to use his paws as hands. All he had was a brain which, relative to its size, was superior to any rat's that had hitherto appeared on Earth. It was enough. In the first week of gestation his embryo had been removed to a more suitable receptacle than the maternal womb, and his brain had been stimulated with orthedrin, maxiton and glutamic acid. It had been continuously irrigated with blood. One hemisphere had been activated far in excess of the other, since previous experiments had shown that increased lack of symmetry between the hemispheres produced superior mentality. The end-result was an enormous increase in brain-cells in both hemispheres. His brain showed also a marked increase in cholinesterase over that of other rats. SK540, in other words, was a super-rat.Ver livro
Does anyone ever check in with Bowser? With Robotnik? No. And it kind of sucks to be the Ender Dragon! I didn’t choose to be the final boss. I just wanted to give baby villagers rides. Read books. Be chill. But the rest of Minecraftia? Yeah, they’re not chill with dragons. Now I'm stuck in The End... a barren void where the only visitors show up to battle me for bragging rights. But maybe, just maybe, I’ve found a way out. It Sucks to Be the Ender Dragon is a wild adventure packed with crazy Minecraft antics, unexpected friendships, and one dragon who’s ready to rewrite the rules. Ready to hear the dragon’s side of the story? Let’s go.Ver livro
Space Travelers and Nothing But Space Travelers 6 - 22 Classic Science Fiction Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.The Star by Arthur C. ClarkeHappy Ending by Fredric Brown and Mack ReynoldsThe First Man on the Moon by Alfred Coppel All Cats Are Gray by Andre NortonI Bring Fresh Flowers by Robert F. YoungBoarding Party by Robert F. YoungFinal Victim by Henry Hasse & Ray BradburyThe Masked World by Jack WilliamsonThe Small Bears by Gene L. HendersonAccept No Substitutes by Robert SheckleyTwo Weeks in August by Frank M. RobinsonMoon of Memory by Bryce WaltonMetamorphosis by Mike CurryReferent by Ray BradburyEscape From Pluto by William OberfieldMicromegas by VoltaireShort Snorter by Charles EinsteinPogo Planet by Donald A. WollheimA Hitch in Time by Frederik PohlSpace-Wolf by Ray CummingsFondly Fahrenheit by Alfred BesterThe Monsters by Robert SheckleyVer livro
The full collection of Nonsense poems by the father of nonsense poetry, Edward Lear. Come with me and experience fantastical vignettes of unscrupulous individuals as only Edward Lear can present them. Come find yourself in indescribable predicaments with equally hilarious resolutions. Edward Lear has taken great pains for this to be fun for the whole family, and by Jove, I believe I have taken the same care in preparing it for you to laugh at, so come! Come one and all and enjoy the novelty that is Edward Lear's Complete Nonsense.Ver livro
