Maison d'édition: Treehouse Books
An orphan boy, left in a tree by a bird, is adopted into a loving family, but one day, his sister is told a terrible secret... A very short, sweet, strange classic folk tale about childhood love, loyalty and courage... Contains a level of violence that might make it unsuitable for younger children.
This entry in a brand new line of sports biographies from Matt Christopher takes readers onto the field with a soccer legend Mia Hamm's speed, aggressive play, and ability to "read the field" helped her become the best women's soccer player in the world. Her stellar performance as a college, World Cup, and Olympic champion made her a sports hero, and her story will inspire a new generation of young athletes. This comprehensive biography - with bonus photos and infographics - gives readers an up-close look at one of America's greatest soccer stars.Voir livre
On a hot, dry grassland, a little chick has just hatched from his egg. The baby bird is a little wobbly, but he’s soon following his huge mom and dad as they search for food. Explore the world of a baby ostrich!Voir livre
What if I can't?Which way to the flowers?That way. 200 miles.How am I supposed to travel that far?!You fly.Can I take a plane?No.Then I'll never make it!This comical companion to Ross Burach's The Very Impatient Caterpillar pays loving homage to every child's struggle to persist through challenges while also delivering a lighthearted lesson on butterfly migration. Remember, if at first you don't succeed, fly, fly again!Voir livre
Meat, poultry, seafood, nuts and eggs too, learn about the amazing things protein can do! Our bodies need protein to give us energy and make our muscles strong. Carefully leveled text and colorful photographs teach early readers about nutrition and the importance protein in a healthful diet.Voir livre
When fiery and determined twelve-year-old Baylee Harker loses the majority of her eyesight in a softball accident, she struggles to rebuild her world. Although surrounded by supportive family members, Baylee feels as though she's lost all control of her life, until she finds hope in training for a sport she never believed possible: Running the hurdles in track.In preparing for the daunting challenge of joining the track team, Baylee forges new friendships and she feels like she's finally standing on solid ground. Unfortunately, another curveball is right around the corner, one that threatens to shatter the new world Baylee has built for herself.REVIEWS OF "B" IS FOR BAYLEE"Bates smartly delivers Baylee's mi of emotions and allows the readers to feel it all: angst, fear, and exhilaration... Triumphantly, 'B' is for Baylee reflects not only the harsh realities of a blindness diagnosis, but it positively showcases the opportunity for hope and winning achievement." (Chanticleer Reviews)"'B' is for Baylee is a captivating read... Kids will be impressed with Baylee's resilience and her bravery in being willing to try a new sport with her limited vision." (Readers' Favorite)"'B' is for Baylee is a poignant read--educational, thought-provoking, and inspiring all at the same time." (Self-Publishing Review)Voir livre
'A delightful new heroine for kids' Sarah Breen, co-author of the Aisling series Milly wants to win a medal for Irish dancing, just like her neighbour Abbie Horgan. But Irish dancing takes talent, and Milly's skills are in short supply. No matter – a second-hand wig, a fancy frock and a pair of poodle socks ensure she at least looks the part. But if there's trouble to be found, Milly will find it – and when she's subbed into a dance group at short notice, there's only one way things can go … disastrously! From sick students to sprained ankles, it's quite the performance from Milly and co. The feis is turning into a fiasco … and they'll be lucky to get home in one piece, let alone with any medals! 'Set to be a firm favourite' Irish Examiner 'Highly recommended' Irish IndependentVoir livre
