Books with author Frank Miller

Matt's parents were killed in a car accident. He and his little sister Katie, deaf since birth, have come to Los Angeles to escape the authorities who want to put Katie in a home. Hiding in an abandoned theater while Matt looks for work, Katie is brutally murdered. And Matt's nightmare begins.He is accused of killing his beloved sister, and before he can defend himself, he is thrown into jail.A few days later he is released -- confused and alone in a strange city where the only people who know him suspect him of murder. His chances for a new life depend on the two policemen who first arrested him: Tony Prado, who sees through the proud, hot-tempered, very scared young man to a boy who needs to be trusted and loved...and Les Ryder, who sees a juvenile delinquent who probably killed his own sister.Matt must prove that Tony is right. But before he can do that, he has to learn to believe in himself again.

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Stories have been told about the little people for hundreds of years and they appear in many forms—fairies are good, imps are mischievous, elves are cheeky, and Pixies love to mislead travellers. Although not so well known as these tribes, Boggarts are impish rather than spiteful or dangerous. They never really mean to hurt anyone, but they do have a great sense of fun which sometimes leads them to serious trouble—as you will see in these four stories.

Watch Out, World! is a novel for 9-11 year olds with an unusual format. Told by two very real twelve-year-old boys, DeVon Williams and Victor Hansen, their shared adventure is captured in separate, back-to-back narratives so that readers experience and understand events from each boy's point of view. Their adventures differ enough so that, except at the beginning, their stories are not identical. The boys meet at a summer camp as co-counselors in charge of a class of third graders. Enemies at first, when they are hurled into the future with one of their eight-year-old charges, the irrepressible Cassie O'Connor, they gradually come to recognize and rely on each other's strengths. As they try to understand where they are and why, they find it's a future they want no part of. But can they figure out a way to get back so they can do something to make the future "come out better?" No matter which boy's story readers choose to read first, they will not have the answer to that question until they read the other.