Books with author W.J. Holland

The story of John Henry has been told for many years. This story is an inspiration to many people from all walks of life and cultures. This story is being told through a eyes of the sugar powered robot boy, Pencil Ninja. He is giving a report on a story that inspire him. He uses this story to inspire his classmates to not let their problems determine their choices.

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1. A Cat Named Leo Gets Stuck on a Telephone Pole. 2. A Cat Named Lucy Gets Free Fish from the Fish Market by Taking It. 3. A Cat Named Benny Gets a New Roommate, a Talking Parrot! 4. Gabby is the Biggest Cat in America, and her Favorite Food is Hamburgers! 5. Vinny is the World’s Fattest Cat and His Weight is 33 Pounds! 6. Worlds’ Oldest Cat Crème Puff, Her age is 38 Years Old! 7. A Cat Named Billy Wins the Cat’s Race! 8. A Clever Cat Named Felix! 9. Merlin Saves his Masters Life! 10. Bella Finds a New Friend and He is Very Happy. 11. Shadow Hunted 3 Rats! 12. A Cat Named Smokey Gets a Cup of Milk!

Have fun checking out some of these pretty wild and whacky cats in some of these funny cat stories! 1. A Cat Named Leo Gets Stuck on a Telephone Pole. 2. A Cat Named Lucy Gets Free Fish from the Fish Market by Taking It. 3. A Cat Named Benny Gets a New Roommate, a Talking Parrot! 4. Gabby is the Biggest Cat in America, and her Favorite Food is Hamburgers! 5. Vinny is the World's Fattest Cat and His Weight is 33 Pounds! 6. Worlds' Oldest Cat Crème Puff, Her age is 38 Years Old! 7. A Cat Named Billy Wins the Cat's Race! 8. A Clever Cat Named Felix! 9. Merlin Saves his Masters Life! 10. Bella Finds a New Friend and He is Very Happy. 11. Shadow Hunted 3 Rats! 12. A Cat Named Smokey Gets a Cup of Milk! 13. A Cat Named Max Finds a Cup of Milk. 14 . A Cat Named Oliver Rescues 3 Kittens. 15. A Cat Named Angel Finds a New Friend. 16. A Cat Named Samba Finds a Bookstore. 17. Lily and the Blind Cat Sammy.

Bloody Twilight, a kingdom already on the brink of collapse finds itself under siege by its own dead soldiers brought back to raging life. The mastermind: the magician Grolev, who holds captive the last surviving member of the royal family - The Orphan. Her only hope for rescue lay with Bloody Twilight's castoffs: pixie leader Quinn Kind; Captain Victor Mene, lone army survivor; Welles, a magician with a vested interest in the kingdom's dark past; and Nathan Cord, former military golden boy, The Orphan's favorite uncle...and the king's killer. As the choice to save Bloody Twilight or put it out of its misery becomes more complicated, these misfits soon learn their toughest threat isn't the hordes of murder-minded dead - it's themselves.

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