Verlag: BookRix
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The Coming of the Ice by G. Peyton Wertenbaker One of the gravest editorial problems faced by the editors of AMAZING STORIES when they launched its first issue, dated April, 1926, was the problem of finding or developing authors who could write the type of story they needed. As a stop-gap, the first two issues of AMAZING STORIES were devoted entirely to reprints. But reprints were to constitute a declining portion of the publication's contents for the following four years. The first new story the magazine bought was Coming of the Ice, by G. Peyton Wertenbaker, which appeared in its third issue. Wertenbaker was not technically a newcomer to science fiction, since he had sold his first story to Gernsback's SCIENCE AND INVENTION, The Man From the Atom, in 1923 when he was only 16! Now, at the ripe old age of 19, he was appearing in the world's first truly complete science fiction magazine. The scope of his imagination was truly impressive and, despite the author's youth, Coming of the Ice builds to a climax of considerable power. Wertenbaker, under the name of Green Peyton, went on to sell his first novel, Black Cabin, in 1933. He eventually became an authority on the Southwest with many regional volumes to his credit: For God and Texas, America's Heartland, The Southwest, and San Antonio, City of the Sun. But he never lost his interest in space travel, assisting Hubertus Strughold on the writing of The Green and Red Planet, a scientific appraisal of the possibilities of life on the planet Mars published in 1953. He also served for a time as London correspondent for FORTUNE MAGAZINE.Zum Buch
Guide growing hearts to peaceful sleep with 5-Minute Aesop's Fables: Bedtime Stories for Kids, expertly adapted into exactly 5-minute stories—long enough to engage, short enough to prevent overstimulation. Watch your child's eyes grow heavy as they journey with The Tortoise and the Hare and The Lion and the Mouse, absorbing timeless lessons about kindness, courage, empathy, and friendship. These beloved tales have been teaching children essential life skills for over 2,000 years, helping little ones develop emotional intelligence, resilience, and strong moral character. Perfect for busy parents seeking meaningful bedtime routines, each story creates a consistent, calming ritual that children eagerly anticipate. Whether you read one gentle tale or several, you control the pacing to fit your family's schedule. Beautiful illustrations bring each fable to life, sparking imagination while reinforcing important values. Over 2,000 years of proven wisdom, now perfectly crafted for modern families who crave authentic connection without screen time. Transform bedtime from chaos to calm while giving your child the gift of timeless values, peaceful sleep, and cherished memories that will last a lifetime.Zum Buch
Have a peek in The Diary of David the Sheep, there he shares his thrilling ‘sheepy’ adventures… David is an ordinary boy just like anyone. On one ordinary day, he became so ‘sheepy’ that he couldn’t recognise himself. He soon discovered what it was like to be a sheep in his shepherd’s care. Join David and his newfound animal friends - Lily the sheep, Gail the giraffe, Evan the elephant, Carl the camel and many more - through dangers, thrills and fun, and to be an eye witness of some glorious moments in the wonderland of faith, love and hope.Zum Buch
It all started with a peanut butter cup . . . which leads Ben Braver to a secret school for kids with super abilities. Ben has never had any special powers—and maybe never will. But could this be his chance to become the superhero he's always dreamed of? The Super Life of Ben Braver is the first book in a hilarious adventure series about the greatness that lies within any middle schooler who dreams big from Marcus Emerson, the author of the smash hit Diary of a 6th Grade Ninja series.Zum Buch
Tommy Riley is your average 6th grader, but not for long. He’s thrust into a darkness that his small town of Pittsboro has never seen the likes of before. He hears frightening whispers, his sister is missing, his parents are acting strangely, and the new shop owner in town gives him the creeps! Searching for answers, Tommy and his friends must determine what is real and who to trust, and what they find will chill them to the bone. Tommy must find the courage to escape this nightmare and the shadows that lurk within . . .Zum Buch
In Rye, Virginia, just outside Washington, DC, people work hard, kids go to school, and football is big on Friday nights. An eighth-grade English teacher creates an assignment for her class to debate whether Rye’s mascot should stay or change. Now six middle schoolers get involved in the issue that already has the suburb turned upside down with everyone choosing sides and arguments getting ugly. At the center of this story about human rights and Native sovereignty, there are six young people. Callie, a Black Cherokee Nation citizen, is new to the town and school; Franklin loves football, wearing fresh kicks, and so far has resisted his parents’ desire for him to learn more about his Black heritage; Priya wants to be a journalist and has four grandparents all born in India; Sean is a sixth-generation Rye student in an Irish family that often needs help from the food pantry; Tessa, who is white, was previously homeschooled and has grandparents who marched with MLK Jr.; Luis immigrated from El Salvador at seven and aspires to be a math teacher and coach. Written from several points of view, this novel in verse asks, “What happens when a mascot is seen as racist, but not by everyone?” This audiobook is narrated by Karen Chilton, Merissa Czyz, Kyla Garcia, Christopher Gebauer, Robb Moreira, Soneela Nankani, and Ruffin Prentiss.Zum Buch
