Books with title Finding the Worm

Dax Jones is an ordinary schoolboy . . . until something extraordinary happens one day. Whilst frightened for his life, he inexplicably changes into a fox! Before long, both a government agent and an ambitious young journalist are on his tail. The agent tells him that he is one of severalchildren with special powers and he's been offered a place at a secret government school where he can develop, and learn to control, these powers. If Dax accepts, on no account can he tell anybody, especially not the journalist.Dax jumps at the chance of attending the boarding school. His home life is unhappy and he would do anything to escape it. And when he gets to the school, he is amazed to find himself amongst kids with all sorts of talents, from the ability to levitate to the ability to move things using only themind. Dax immediately feels at home. But first the journalist tracks him down. And then he begins to wonder who exactly is behind the school, and what they want from the pupils there. Suddenly Dax's fox senses are on high alert . . .

8 year old Joey lives in Ohio with his dad who is a paleontologist. Joey tells his friends that his dad is a dinosaur hunter! Sadly, Joey's mom died when he was just 5 years old. Since that time Joey's dad Mark has been a full time parent who often takes Joey with him to the dinosaur dig site when he is on summer break from school. Joey feels lonely and keeps asking his dad if he can have a dog. His dad says because they have to frequently travel for his work that its not the right time to add a dog to the family. He hopes that one day soon his dad will change his mind.Everything changes for Joey when he goes with his dad on a new expedition!

Anne journey to finding her prince proved to be a very rocky road. She dated a series of good looking successful men and ended up marrying and divorcing a gambling addict. She is not a single mother of two which makes it even difficult to score a date or find a single available man whom she can introduce to her kids... She is ready to find a soul mate she can watch the sunsets with.

About the Book When the Wave Rogue strikes the rocks around Crimson Island, Darius's whole world turns upside down. While trying to establish a new life for his crew, Darius is faced with hordes of strange people living on the island who are intent on driving the new settlers off of it. Will Darius and his people survive the challenge, or will he and his crew succumb to their new-found enemies? About the Author Owen O'Connor is 12 years old and attends the seventh grade. He lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada with his mom, dad and older brother. He enjoys hockey, golf, wake surfing and reading.

"Even though I knew from the beginning that it wouldn't be possible to take my sisters and brother and run away, I felt like any place would be better than this one." Thirteen-year-old Callie had to grow up fast. She felt responsible to look after the younger three children in the family since their mother and father were hardly ever home. When they were, it wasn't pleasant. They fought, her father drank, and the children always felt shut out and deprived of any family life with happy and caring parents. Join Callie in her efforts in finding her family's way to a better life. Read how the children find the strength to rise above all their lonely, hungry, abusive days and nights.

Since nobody knows Alex's birthday (he was found abandoned, at the age of 5 months next to Cleopatra's Needle on the Embankment), he celebrates his finding day every year. On his eleventh finding day, Alex's gran takes him to visit old Mrs Angel, her neighbour, who gives him a photo of a girl in an old photograph frame. The girl in the photo, Mrs Angel's daughter who disappeared years ago, looks a bit like Alex. When Mrs Angel dies a few days later, it is discovered that she has left a fortune to Alex. Mrs Angel's nephew, her only relative and an extremely nasty man, is furious. Soon the local papers get hold of the story and Alex's family is pestered by reporters. Eventually Alex can't bear to see his mother so upset and, feeling it's all his fault, he runs away. After an adventures which becomes frightening, Alex is reunited and everything is sorted out.

8 year old Joey lives in Ohio with his dad who is a paleontologist. Joey tells his friends that his dad is a dinosaur hunter! Sadly, Joey's mom died when he was just 5 years old. Since that time Joey's dad Mark has been a full time dad who often takes Joey with him to the dinosaur dig site when he is on summer break from school. Joey feels lonely and keeps asking his dad if he can have a dog. His dad says because they have to frequently travel for his work that its not the right time to add a dog to the family. Joey used his allowance to buy a box of puppy biscuits, a collar and leash that he keeps in his backpack. He hopes that one day soon his dad will change his mind. Everything changes for Joey when he goes with his dad on a new expedition!

Dillon Smith is so ready for the school year to be over, because he’ll get some relief from the gang that’s been pressuring him to join them. Unfortunately, when he stops for a soda, he’s implicated in the gang robbing a convenience store. Given his late father’s association with the gang, even his mother doesn’t believe him when he says he wants no part of it, and she sends him to live with his Uncle Bryan for the summer. On the way to his uncle’s house in the country, he and Bryan rescue a hawk that was hit by a semitruck. They take it to some wildlife rehabbers living down the street, and they help open Dillon to experiences he never imagined. When Dillon meets Scott, the son of the rehabbers, he falls in love, but the gang has a rough summer planned for him.