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  • The Name Game: Adventures in Learning

    Marisol Sanchez

    Paperback (Balboa Press, Sept. 30, 2019)
    Lily Chavez just wants to be a normal kid. All she has to do to make it happen, is split her life in two. There’s Lily, the girl with learning challenges who has to attend a special school. And there’s Veronica, a rising star in the world of competitive cheerleading. While Lilly struggles with ADHD, dysgraphia, and dyslexia, Veronica is winning competitions, gaining confidence and making new friends. The last thing she wants is for her teammates to discover her secret. Can Lilly stop everyone from finding out? Or will she have to learn to love and accept herself? Lilly better decide soon because Veronica is running out of time and hiding may no longer be an option.
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  • Hissy's Wild Adventure: The exciting Life of Hissy the Turtle

    Marianne Sanchez

    language (, Nov. 25, 2013)
    This book is about a turtle at the lake in a bush, and two kids happen to find the turtle and decided to take it home to see if they can keep it. Now is when the turtle's adventure will start as well as the kids adventure.
  • Benny the Bear and Bonnie the Butterfly

    Mark Sanchez

    eBook
    Enjoy this children's book with the basis of encouragement and self confidence. Promotes the "Never Give Up" attitude and influences children to strive to be the best they can be.
  • Rainbow Boys by Sanchez, Alex

    Sanchez

    Paperback (Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 2003, )
    Rainbow Boys by Sanchez, Alex [Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, 2003...
  • Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne

    PhD Mario Sanchez

    Paperback (null, March 30, 2008)
    Around the World in 80 Days was published in 1873 by French author Jules Verne. Originally titled in French as Le tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours, it continues to enthrall and fascinate today as it did then. The text here has been reproduced verbatim, save for formatting changes to make the text more readable, from the available text at the Gutenberg Project at http://www.gutenberg.org
  • The Name Game: Adventures in Learning

    Marisol Sanchez

    eBook (Balboa Press, Oct. 1, 2019)
    Lily Chavez just wants to be a normal kid. All she has to do to make it happen, is split her life in two.There’s Lily, the girl with learning challenges who has to attend a special school. And there’s Veronica, a rising star in the world of competitive cheerleading.While Lilly struggles with ADHD, dysgraphia, and dyslexia, Veronica is winning competitions, gaining confidence and making new friends.The last thing she wants is for her teammates to discover her secret.Can Lilly stop everyone from finding out?Or will she have to learn to love and accept herself?Lilly better decide soon because Veronica is running out of time and hiding may no longer be an option.
  • The Life of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson

    Sanchez

    Paperback (HardPress Publishing, Jan. 10, 2012)
    Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
  • My Christmas Recipe Logbook: Journal To Write Down Your Favorite Holiday Recipes, Christmas Recipes

    Maxine Sanchez

    Paperback (Independently published, Dec. 8, 2019)
    My Christmas Recipe LogbookBlank cookbook to write down your 80 favorite Christmas recipes.For each recipe you can note:Name of the recipeHow many it servesPreparation and cook timeIngredientsMethodName of the cookAny wine pairingPerfect festive gift for someone who loves to cook at home.Book Details :6 x 9 inches81 pages white paperPremium Matte finish cover designPrinted on quality paper
  • Girl on the Ledge

    Margo Sanchez

    (Booklocker.com, Inc., Feb. 14, 2020)
    Sixteen year old Tori barely exists. She hates her mom and hates going to school. She has been bullied since grade school. Tori doesn't fit in her high school, she isn't like the rest of the girls with their short skirts and flirty tops. She hides herself behind baggy sweaters and tries her best to be invisible. Most of the time it doesn't work, the kids still bully her every chance they get.Tori purges most of the food she eats to try and keep from gaining more weight. Her depression leads to binge eating foods she loves like ice cream and pizza. Her mother, a beautiful successful attorney, is constantly on Tori's back about her weight. Making her feel even worse about herself.The text messages, twitter, online teenage chat sites, and emails sent to her get violent. Tori believes someone is watching her. Her only way out is to run away with a boy she met online. Her best friend Sarah doesn't want her to leave, but supports her decision.On the day Tori waits for a ride to the airport her mother is abducted. Everything changes her family. Detectives, police are in their home asking her father, brother and herself many questions. They discover she was running away and they want to know why. Tori's father can't believe she would do that. She hurt him, and that was the last thing she wanted to do.The bullying became worse at school until one day a new transfer arrives. Angie doesn't fit in, but she doesn't care. She's tough and street smart. Tori learns from watching her and they become friends. Angie knows how to defend herself.Tori believes the police and detectives aren't doing enough to find her mother. Along with Matt, someone she likes more than a friend, Sarah and Angie they look for clues. They help the police find her mother.The case takes a turn when the suspect is found and arrested. Tori can't believe when she finds out who it is. She feels betrayed by her friend Angie, the one who has helped her get through all of it. Tori's world falls apart.When her mother is rescued and brought home she's not the same person. Tori does everything she can to help her. They become close because their roles have changed. Tori is the stronger one, and she'll do anything she can to bring her mother back to who she once was. A new understanding forms between them.Tori is scared to return to school after everything that has happened. She knows the bullying won't stop. Maybe it never will. It's up to her. She knows that now.
  • Girl on the Ledge

    Margo Sanchez

    (Booklocker.com, Jan. 20, 2020)
    Sixteen year old Tori barely exists. She hates her mom and hates going to school. She has been bullied since grade school. Tori doesn't fit in her high school, she isn't like the rest of the girls with their short skirts and flirty tops. She hides herself behind baggy sweaters and tries her best to be invisible. Most of the time it doesn't work, the kids still bully her every chance they get. Tori purges most of the food she eats to try and keep from gaining more weight. Her depression leads to binge eating foods she loves like ice cream and pizza. Her mother, a beautiful successful attorney, is constantly on Tori's back about her weight. Making her feel even worse about herself. The text messages, twitter, online teenage chat sites, and emails sent to her get violent. Tori believes someone is watching her. Her only way out is to run away with a boy she met online. Her best friend Sarah doesn't want her to leave, but supports her decision. On the day Tori waits for a ride to the airport her mother is abducted. Everything changes her family. Detectives, police are in their home asking her father, brother and herself many questions. They discover she was running away and they want to know why. Tori's father can't believe she would do that. She hurt him, and that was the last thing she wanted to do. The bullying became worse at school until one day a new transfer arrives. Angie doesn't fit in, but she doesn't care. She's tough and street smart. Tori learns from watching her and they become friends. Angie knows how to defend herself. Tori believes the police and detectives aren't doing enough to find her mother. Along with Matt, someone she likes more than a friend, Sarah and Angie they look for clues. They help the police find her mother. The case takes a turn when the suspect is found and arrested. Tori can't believe when she finds out who it is. She feels betrayed by her friend Angie, the one who has helped her get through all of it. Tori's world falls apart. When her mother is rescued and brought home she's not the same person. Tori does everything she can to help her. They become close because their roles have changed. Tori is the stronger one, and she'll do anything she can to bring her mother back to who she once was. A new understanding forms between them. Tori is scared to return to school after everything that has happened. She knows the bullying won't stop. Maybe it never will. It's up to her. She knows that now.
  • 200 Birds and Animals - Coloring Book for adults - Elephant, Llama, Lizard, Bobcat, and more

    Mailin Sanchez

    Paperback (Independently published, July 8, 2020)
    200+ UNIQUE DESIGNS 🐠 PREMIUM QUALITY 🐼 BRING BALANCE TO YOUR HEART AND MIND Come inside and play with doodles, shapes, and patterns! Coloring and patterning are relaxing, meditative activities that encourage self-expression, sending you on a creative adventure. Use each of these pages as a launching pad to spark your creativity and unleash your inner artist.200 fun and playful art activities to take you on a festive journey of patterning, shading, and coloring.Decorate with your favorite coloring implements - these pages are perfect for markers, colored pencils, gel pens, and watercolors.These fabulous furry animals are stoked on coloring! Each bohemian beast will take you to a happy place of patterning, shading, and coloring. Animals whimsical images offer a fun and hassle-free way to de-stress and give coloring a chance. Perfect for decorating with all of your favorite coloring implements.This animal coloring book features:🐭 A variety of designs selected specifically for older kids, tweens, and teens🐼 200 whimsical images to color - providing hours of calm stress relief🐰 The complexity of patterns range from beginner to experienced🐷 Perfect size for framingColor. Relax. Enjoy. 🛍️ Buy Now & Relax... 🛍️Scroll to the top of the page and click the Add to Cart button. 💳
  • The Koala and The Crocodile

    Maria Sanchez

    eBook (Page Publishing, Inc., Jan. 12, 2017)
    This fun and endearing story encourages good manners, kindness, and safety. Koala’s amusing interactions with the colorful characters of the animal kingdom places emphasis on family values, friendship, acceptance, and when to trust others.