Books published by publisher January Productions

This book is from the Presidential series that "bring to life" the Presidents of the United States. Readers will feel as if they really know these extraordinary-and at the same time ordinary-people. Each biography presents the childhood of the President and shows how the President was influenced by his early life. It also shows how he gained enough respect from his fellow citizens to be voted into the nation's highest office. Important events and achievements of his presidency are also discussed. Students are motivated to think about how decisions made by each of these presidents have affected or will affect their lives! Black-and-white illustrations. Reading Level 5.0-5.5. Interest :Level: Grades 4-9

When Marshall University's plane crashed in 1970, there were no survivors. The entire football team, many fans, and most of the staff, including coach Al Carelli, were on the plane. Halftime is Marti Carelli-Gilbert's touching, personal account of the man she loved: how they fell in love, married, and had two children. It is also the inspirational story of one woman's coping with tragedy and moving on with her life.

Jordyn is fifteen years old when the city she lives in is attacked by enemy forces and her best friend, David, is killed by a bomb. Overcome by grief, she doesn't even speak to her rescuer, who's no ordinary soldier. Only when a unique young boy named Arin speaks to her is her voice heard again.She’s just become comfortable in a new city when it too is attacked. After making an escape, she and Arin flee to enemy territory, a place Jordyn feels she needs to go. The next morning, she is surprised to learn that the city she and Arin escaped from was miraculously saved by an ohnyx, a child with magical powers.That ohnyx is Jordyn herself, which means one heartbreaking thing: she could have saved David. With this in mind, she uses her powers to save more lives. Before long, she learns about a spy in their midst. Then, a smuggled message changes everything.

This book is from the Presidential series that "bring to life" the Presidents of the United States. Readers will feel as if they really know these extraordinary-and at the same time ordinary-people. Each biography presents the childhood of the President and shows how the President was influenced by his early life. It also shows how he gained enough respect from his fellow citizens to be voted into the nation's highest office. Important events and achievements of his presidency are also discussed. Students are motivated to think about how decisions made by each of these presidents have affected or will affect their lives! Black-and-white illustrations. Reading Level 5.0-5.5. Interest :Level: Grades 4-9

Jadon is fifteen years old, full of adventure, trouble, and missing memories of his childhood. He doesn't remember anything before he started traveling around the world six years ago on the high tech, trade ship, Taryn. Argo, his guardian, insists he's just blocking out the past after his parents' death. Even so, he's quite sure that's not it. He doesn't even know how they died.Suddenly, on a day in port, a bright light forms when Jadon evades a man. He can't explain it, but his friend, Abigail, sees it too. This makes him even more determined to look for clues about himself and his past. With the help of his young comrades, he learns he's supposed to be dead, and while the image of red toothed man swarms through his mind, he discovers pirates are scared of him.Then, someone Jadon thought he would never see again, tells him he made a heart wrenching choice involving magical powers he possesses. Will he ever learn what that choice was? Or what those powers are?