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  • Omega Place

    Graham Marks

    eBook (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Jan. 1, 2013)
    Paul Hendry just wants to get away from him mother and annoying stepfather. But when he runs away, he finds that life on the streets is nothing like what he expected. By chance, he falls in with a radical action group called Omega Place, whose members are determined to let people know exactly how closely the government is watching them on closed-circuit TV cameras posted in public places. What are the ramifications of this kind of footage? Paul is about to find out.
  • Mustang Wings

    Mark Graham

    language (Graham Publishing Group, July 25, 2011)
    Mustang Wings is a story of inspiration, friendship, and love. Itis also a story of facing life’s many challenges, even if it meansfailing once and a while.Please follow along with brother and sister twins, Samson andSasha – did I mention that our twins are Mustang planes that talkand squabble just like regular kids – as they become the kind of true heroes that we see in so many of our youngsters. Follow along as our twins come of age when they combine their amazing aerobatic skills and a growing sense of responsibility to rescue their valley from the impending disaster of the 100-year-storm.
  • Zoo

    Graham Marks

    Paperback (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Aug. 1, 2005)
    Visit www.bloomsbury.com/zoo to read an extract and find out more. Seventeen-year-old Cam Stewart was living a comfortable life in Southern California until kidnappers suddenly turn his world upside down. With grit and determination he never knew he had, Cam escapes his worst nightmare, only to find a more bizarre reality waiting for him. On the run, some new friends help Cam uncover the truth about his life-and about the person he was supposed to be. This fast-paced thriller will make every reader think twice about the consequences of genetic science. Reviews "The story works in an O.C. meets 24 kind of way, and readers will likely enjoy the warp-speed conclusion as all sides descend upon Cam."-Publishers Weekly, on-line "Marks's precise choice of words and the book's fast pace redeem Zoo and make it a satisfying read." -School Library Journal "Marks has hit on an enticing plotline for this fast-paced, contemporary thriller." -Kirkus Reviews "This surprising and fast-paced story (think 24) will have you flicking through the pages faster than you can say speed read." -ELLE girl "With a plot reminiscent of I Am the Cheese, and delivery that will appeal to fans of television and crime suspense, this novel takes it place in a genre infrequently visited by young adult authors. . . . Fast-paced storytelling, realistic characters, and plenty of forensic science create appeal for a wide range of readers." -VOYA "Graham Marks writes an exciting, fast-paced thriller with realistic characters and puzzling circumstances that will keep you guessing and turning the pages." -Teenreads.com International Reviews "Zoo is a pacey thriller...to call it chilling would be to undersell what is a complex and memorable novel." -The Bookseller "A well-crafted, sassy, involving tale of betrayals and misunderstandings and learning to be a man. It might even make [Elmore] Leonard look over his shoul
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  • Seeing the Need and Choosing to Lead: A Leadership Workbook & Guide for Real-Time Student Engagement

    Marcal Graham

    Paperback (iUniverse, June 12, 2006)
    Many people believe that good leadership is a forgotten quality in the youth today. I believe that if we teach students to aspire to leadership they will be better people and students. Simply stated, good leaders tend to be good students. Therefore, if we provide students with a blueprint for how to embrace leadership in the classroom and community we have the formula for closing the achievement gap that continues to divide many students and communities. What many people do not realize is that you must provide Motivation, Openness, Vision, Exposure, Mastery and Engagement (M.O.V.E.M.E.) in order for students to want to assume leadership. In addition, leadership skills are nurtured through personal exploration, reflection, and maturation which can only come from overcoming obstacles in life. What students must realize is that being a leader requires that you prioritize, practice, prepare, and demonstrate persistence daily. Once students finish this Leadership Workbook they are guaranteed to view leadership through a different and more profound light. I strongly believe that once you feed the internal desires and thoughts of students that academic achievement will follow soon after. That is the essence of effective student leadership.
  • Good Manners at the Table

    Mary Graham

    Paperback (Powerkids Pr, Aug. 15, 2017)
    The dinner table is often one of the first places children begin to learn good manners. In this brightly illustrated book, readers will learn about chewing with their mouth closed, sitting up straight, and asking to be excused. Relatable characters help young readers connect with the story. A Words to Know section uses pictures to explain unfamiliar words in the text. Emerging readers and young listeners will be excited to use their good manners at each meal after reading this book.
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  • Max and the Lost Note

    Graham Marsh

    Hardcover (Lincoln Children's Books, Aug. 24, 2010)
    Max is a sharp dresser who plays piano. He's a very cool cat indeed. But one day while he's writing a tune, he loses a note. So he rides his scooter downtown to see if anyone's seen his note. First stop is Kitty's Place for a glass of milk and some catnip. And he meets the singing group the Funky Felines here too. They haven't seen Max's lost note, but they sing him a song, and tell him to try Long Tall Dexter. Dexter plays Max a tune on his saxophone, but the note isn't there either. Max trys asking his neighbour Rita, who plays the flute, and she directs him to cool cat Sam, who has a different hat for every day of the week and plays the double bass. All Max's friends play him lots of mellow music, but there's no sign of the lost note. It's only when Max gets back home and kicks off his shoes that the lost note turns up - in a most surprising place! This funny and funky picture book, with its cast of musical cats, is a fantastic introduction to all the different instruments of the jazz band as well as being a hide and seek picture book. There's a mouse to find on every page too!
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  • A Rainy, Rainy Day

    G. Graham

    eBook (P & B Imaginations, LLC, March 22, 2012)
    Pokadot wants to cut spring flowers, but its a rainy, rainy day outside and she gets cold, her feet get muddy and she gets scared when its starts to thunder. What should Pokadot do? and see how Bleu rescues her.Pokadot and Bleu are two adorable bunnies who live on Autumn Knoll at the edge of Beartown Forest. The stories are about daily adventures with their forest friends and grandbunnies. Pokadot and Bleu adore and support one another and love to have fun together. They encounter life's challenges, as we all do, and work through them to produce positive outcomes.For children ages 2-6 yo and the young at heart.
  • The Kingfisher Encyclopedia of Life

    GRAHAM

    Paperback (PAN MACMILLAN, March 15, 2017)
    BRAND NEW, Exactly same ISBN as listed, Please double check ISBN carefully before ordering.
  • Charlene's Tail

    Graham Marks

    Paperback (Pan Macmillan, May 15, 1992)
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  • Max and the Lost Note

    Graham Marsh

    Paperback (Frances Lincoln Children's Books, July 29, 2014)
    Cool cat Max rides his scooter downtown to see if anyone's seen the note he lost while writing his latest tune. Created in consultation with a literary specialist, this edition was designed to support children who are gaining confidence in reading. With engaging illustrations, an entertaining story, and new words to learn, this book is perfect for young readers to read on their own.
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  • Timothy Turtle,

    Al Graham

    Hardcover (R. Welch Pub. Co, March 15, 1946)
    A lovely classic children's book about Timothy Turtle with beautiful illustrations in both color and black and white.
  • Omega Place

    Graham Marks

    Hardcover (Bloomsbury USA Childrens, Nov. 13, 2007)
    Paul Hendry just wants to get away from him mother and annoying step-father. But when he runs away, he finds that life on the streets is nothing like what he expected. By chance, he falls in with a radical action group called Omega Place, whose members are determined to let people know exactly how closely the government is watching them on closed-circuit TV cameras posted in public places. What are the ramifications of this kind of footage? Paul is about to find out. Graham Marks has written a spine-tingling thriller about the menacing possibilities of technology that aren't just around the corner, they are here already.
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