Maison d'édition: Cheapest Books
Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Maria. She was about to start her first day of school. Maria felt nervous and scared because she didn't know what to expect.
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Twelve-year-old Sarah Greene wants nothing more from her seventh-grade year than to beat the hardest escape room left in her town with her best friends, West, and Hannah. But when a foreclosure notice shows up on Sarah's front door, everything changes. Since her father became ill two years ago, things have been bad, but not lose your house bad . . . until now. Sarah feels helpless until the day Hannah mentions a treasure rumored to be hidden in the walls of an abandoned funhouse. According to legend, Hans, Stefan, and Karl Stein were orphaned at eight years old and lived with different families until they were able to reunite as adults. Their dream was to build the most epic funhouse in existence. They wanted their experience to be more than mirror mazes and optical illusions, so they not only created elaborate riddles and secret passages, but they also claimed to have hidden a treasure inside the funhouse. Once in, Sarah, West, and Hannah realize the house is unlike any escape room they've attempted. There are challenges, yes, but they feel personal. Like the triplets knew who would get in. It seems impossible, but so does everything about the house. As soon as they're in she immediately worries that attempting the funhouse is a bad idea but Sarah has no choice but to continue, since her future is at stake.Voir livre
Fawny has his world turned upside down when he discovers something has mysteriously devoured his cherished Doe-Bucks cereal. Determined to protect his favourite breakfast treat, Fawny courageously ventures into the unknown depths of his family’s basement to confront the mysterious bandit. This heartwarming, silly story will have you laughing in stitches as Fawny learns some valuable life lessons about empathy, acceptance and generosity.Voir livre
In this charming holiday tale from beloved Anne of Green Gables author Lucy Maud Montgomery, a lighthearted case of mistaken identity brings humor, heart, and unexpected redemption to a small-town Christmas. When the lively Ted dares to play a holiday prank, his double act quickly spirals into a mix of comedy, confusion, and tender realization. Set against the glow of Christmas cheer, Ted’s Double: A Christmas Folly reminds us that even our silliest follies can lead to forgiveness, self-discovery, and the joy of second chances. A delightful seasonal story filled with wit, warmth, and the gentle wisdom that defines Montgomery’s timeless works. Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942) was a Canadian author best known for her beloved Anne of Green Gables series, a collection of novels that captured the beauty of imagination, the warmth of small-town life, and the strength of the human spirit. Her stories, often set in the rolling landscapes of Prince Edward Island, reflect her deep love for nature, compassion, and the quiet emotional truths of everyday life. Through her vivid storytelling and gentle humor, Montgomery invites readers into worlds where hope and resilience shine even in the face of hardship. Her work continues to inspire mindfulness, gratitude, and the simple joy of finding wonder in the ordinary.Voir livre
Everest by Isaac Asimov - Perhaps you’ve read how Everest has now been climbed? But have you heard of Planetary Survey? Here’s the real truth about it. (Everest has been climbed twice) In 1952 they were about ready to give up trying to climb Mt. Everest. It was the photographs that kept them going. As photographs go, they weren’t much; fuzzy, streaked and with just dark blobs against the white to be interested in. But those dark blobs were living creatures. The men swore to it. I said, “What the hell, they’ve been talking about creatures skidding along the Everest glaciers for forty years. It’s about time we did something about it.” Jimmy Robbons (pardon me, James Abram Robbons) was the one who pushed me into that position. He was always nuts on mountain climbing, you see. He was the one who knew all about how the Tibetans wouldn’t go near Everest because it was the mountain of the gods, he could quote me every mysterious manlike footprint ever reported in the ice 25,000 feet up, he knew by heart every tall story about the spindly white creatures, speeding along the crags just over the last heart-breaking camp which the climbers had managed to establish. It’s good to have one enthusiastic creature of the sort at Planetary Survey headquarters.Voir livre
Do you like sugar as much as Sam does? How much? Follow Sam as he discovers many sweet treats and surprises throughout his day. A giraffe in purple pyjamas, chocolate crocodiles and some gummy snakes are only the start. Is there ever a thing as too much sugar? Join Sam throughout his day and see.Voir livre
