Books with title Ponies, past and present

Katherine Lillian Fitz had only known one type of world... one of hard living on the streets. Now she is thrown into a new world, her world, and for once she thought life would be better. But she was wrong. A dark force is out to kill her, and she is shocked to find out how important to her life this person is. Will she be able to come out the victor with her innocence intact or will she once and for all lose the young innocence that she has even though she has lived on the cold hard streets of New York. Only time will tell.The Katy Lily Series started out as a Verbal story for the author's baby brother in 1993 and grew. In 2011 Katherine Rochholz decided it was time to share Katy Lily's Story with with the world... After much research and a lot of writing and rewriting she first published an unedited version in August of 2011. A few months later she removed it from the sites, and revamped it and gave it a whole new edit and rewrite, and republishing in April of 2012.

AN UNDERCOVER STORY BRINGS CRIME OUT IN THE OPEN! Frank and Joe's aunt Gertrude leads a pretty quiet life -- until an old high school friend turns up in Bayport. Clayton Silvers once had a distinguished career as an investigative reporter. Then he was accused of falsifying some of his articles and even taking money to expose his subjects. Now he's in town, working on the explosive story that he says will be his comeback. Aunt Gertrude staunchly maintains her friend's innocence, but the Hardys aren't so sure that Silvers is a sterling character. Since he's been around, the danger level has escalated. Now the Hardys are the ones being watched and stalked, their every move monitored. Silvers is playing a high-stakes game, and the Hardys don't want to be on the losing end!

This informative series helps students make connections between animals of today and their ancient relatives. The books include photographs of actual fossils, as well as pictures of what scientists think early animals looked like when they were alive. What better way to learn about how climate, environment, and natural selection affect the evolution of a species? Striking pictures and fact-filled text help kids understand that all living creatures must adapt in order to survive.

Known as the Old Line State and the Free State, Maryland is a fascinating state for students to study. This book covers all the basics that students need to know about the seventh state (and one of the original thirteen colonies). The book includes chapters on the land, history, government, and major industries. There is also a chapter on famous Marylanders, from Frederick Douglass and Thurgood Marshall to Cal Ripken, Jr. Every chapter contains a sidebar devoted to the theme Maryland: Past and Present which brings a moment from Marylands past and compares it to the present day. A timeline of important events and a listing of key facts about Maryland are also included.