Books with author Molly Martin

Local legend says Trinity Row is the house that won't die. Local legend isn't wrong.Sixteen-year-old Ivy Black and her mom have moved in for a quick renovation to make an easy buck. Then it will be on to the next rundown, abandoned eyesore.Simple.Move.Fix.Sell.Run.For the last three years, Ivy and her mom have run far away from their past. That's the thing about Trinity Row, though. It doesn't let the past die.When Ivy finds out that the friends she thought she made and the things she thought she's seen aren't exactly what she believed, she goes on a mission to free her mother from the snare of Trinity Row and the evil spirit controlling it.Except, after a trip to Trinity Row, you'll never want to go home again.For fans of The Haunting of Hill House and Kendare Blake's Anna Dressed in Blood.

Ava Kirkland knows three things for certain: One, Bradley will always be her BFF. Two, science is the best subject ever. Three, ghosts don't exist. Two out of three ain't bad.Twenty years ago, Mosley Manor was left abandoned. The haunted house of White's Chapel, Tennessee, has become the local dare--the place kids sneak to see if they are brave enough to go inside. Ava isn't scared of Mosley Manor in the slightest. She believes in facts.According to her, anyone who is scared of Mosley Manor should be ashamed. Unless that person is her best friend, Bradley. He gets a free pass because he's, well, he's been terrified of the house as long as Ava has known him. In fact, he was originally the person who told her about the house and all the ghosts inside.Unfortunately for Ava, her parents decide to buy their first house (YAY!), and it ends up being Mosley Manor (no...). Ava isn't afraid of the place, just not happy about leaving her old rental house next to her BFF. It's also not wonderful that it's the only thing anyone at school wants to talk about.Ava's brother starts acting even weirder than normal, Mama and Daddy never used to fight like this, and by golly, those upstairs doors have minds of their own.Ava may not believe in ghosts, but they certainly believe in her.

Calling all future Nobel Prize winners!This interactive journal will inspire you to greatness with motivational quotes and short biographies of women who won a Nobel Prize in science (see list below). Plus you’ll have plenty of worksheets, including:Science writing promptsBlank sketch pages for a nature journalLined journal pages for nature observationsQuad graph pagesIsometric grid pagesHex grid pagesDot grid pagesEach section includes instructions on how to graph data, sketch organic molecules, record your nature observations, draft your inventions, and log your experiments – a complete Scientist’s Notebook!Women scientist biographies included:Marie Curie (1867-1934) Nobel Prize in Physics 1903 and in Chemistry 1911Irène Joliot-Curie (1897 –1956) Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1935Gerty Theresa Cori (1896 –1957) Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1947Maria Goeppert Mayer (1906-1972) Nobel Prize in Physics 1963Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin (1910-1994) Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1964Rosalyn Sussman Yalow (1921- 2011) Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1977Ada E. Yonath (b. June 22, 1939) Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2009Here’s a sample:Be Persistent – Dorothy Crowfoot HodgkinDorothy Hodgkin was determined – she had to be. She spent many years searching out the elusive structure of insulin, a molecule which is vital to health. Along the way, she developed a new method for studying complex molecules.Yes, Dorothy won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry, but not for solving the problem she most cared about. It took another five years of work after winning the prize before she found the answer she’d long been searching for. You might even say, “She Persisted.”(cont.)This workbook and journal makes a great gift for any young scientist or engineer, including girls, teens, and young adults. Appropriate for middle school, high school, community college, or university students. Perfect for homeschoolers, teachers, administrators, club leaders, and volunteers.For more helpful STEM resources visit www.STEM-INSPIRATIONS.com.

Brash and edgy, it's a downtown book for kids and parents with just a bit of attitude-and for everyone who's ready for some all-out ants-in-your-pants fun. Spiffy photo-manipulation and cutting-edge design team up with a nursery song every self-respecting child already knows and loves. And who can resist a menagerie of odd and endearing critters surrounded by hundreds of ants crawling up, down, on and off the board book pages? THE ANTS CAME MARCHING IN introduces a series of bold, up-to-the-second versions of classic children's songs and rhymes from Handprint.