Books with author MICHAEL BROAD

An alpha male, and a girl with unstable paranormal abilities, a witch searching for answers, a ghost girl with an existential crisis, and a conniving adversary. Absolutely nothing could go wrong. Avery Struggled to control her supernatural abilities and had been tasked to help souls pass on to the next life. As a foster kid who lived in a toxic home, Avery found it easier to be alone. with only a ghost girl by her side, she moved through life seemingly invisible. Yet, after one accidental touch, with a boy named Jericho, her already difficult life becomes even more complex.When their worlds collide, they find that learning to rely on one another was proving to be difficult. However, they played a crucial role, in something that was much bigger than themselves; and they needed to do exactly that to end a malignant force.

Meet THE SPACEMUTTS in this fantastically funny new series! Did you know that there are Aliens living among us? You might have seen them around - they've got fur, whiskers, and a fondess for mice . . . That's right, cats: a whole army of mean old moggies hell-bent on world domination. But don't worry; Earth's not going to give up without a fight. This little blue planet happens to have the best interplanetary canine defense force in the universe! In this second action-packed adventure, the evil empress Lady Fluffkins launches a fleet of deadly flying saucers from Mars, and it's up to the courageous Spacemutts to save the day. Scamp, the newest recruit, becomes a hero as he defeats the Martian Moggies with a Cat Litter Cannon.

Mia Takes an Educational Journey into the World of Food A magical journey filled with fun and intrigue. "Mommy, What do Unicorns eat?" tells the story of Mia, a unicorn who is curious by nature and eager to learn just what her ideal diet looks like. She is a friendly unicorn, and throughout the story, she meets many other animals who are just as friendly as she is, including an elephant, a squirrel, a dolphin, a cow, a parrot, a rabbit, and a caterpillar. Each of the animals she meets has some wisdom and advice to share, each recommending their favorite food as the best food there is. They also explain the benefits of each food, from strength to speed to tail fluffiness. As a parent, you know you need to explain to your child how important each food type is, but this topic is a big one, and you want to make it easy on yourself – or at least easier than it seems on the surface. "Mommy, What do Unicorns eat?" is a fun and simple way to introduce your child to a healthy, wholesome, rounded diet, the animals explaining in detail why they like each food and what each food does for them. Join Mia as she gallivants, makes friends, and learns about food!

Altus Brown is the bravest kid in Staunton, Indiana. Altus never turns down a challenge or an adventure and it usually leads to him and his friends getting into some sticky situations. As far as Altus knew, no kid in the history of town has ever jumped Sulphur Creek on their bike. When Altus's friend T.J. bets him that he can't be the first kid to make the jump, Altus finds himself struggling. Should he chicken out and lose a $10 bet, or should he try the jump, gain certain fame, and win T.J.'s $10?

In the race to save a failing public high school, one principal finds that making the numbers is only the beginning Being principal of Reagan High in Austin, Texas, was no dream assignment. Test scores were low, dropout rates were high, and poverty was endemic. But when Anabel Garza took the job, she started something no one expected. Racing against a deadline just to make the numbers, she set out to rebuild the kind of school that once unified neighborhoods across America. By her side, a basketball coach showed kids they could be winners, a young science teacher showed them they could learn, and a community rallied around a treasured institution. In this powerful rejoinder to the prevailing winds of education policy, Michael Brick takes readers inside the high-pressure world of a school on the brink. Paying overdue tribute to a vital American tradition—the great American high school—Saving the School exposes the flaws of a broken system but also tells an inspiring story of faith, hope, and perseverance.

Altus Brown is the bravest kid in Staunton, Indiana. Altus never turns down a challenge or an adventure and it usually leads to him and his friends getting into some sticky situations. As far as Altus knew, no kid in the history of town has ever jumped Sulphur Creek on their bike. When Altus's friend T.J. bets him that he can't be the first kid to make the jump, Altus finds himself struggling. Should he chicken out and lose a $10 bet, or should he try the jump, gain certain fame, and win T.J.'s $10?