Books with title Running Away from Home

Away from Home:The story revolves around two children along with their friends, who do some mischief to gain a ticket to their dream sea voyage to Rustentia. They were thrown to a place of suffering and mysteries and at last find their home back but with a valuable gift.About the Author:From a girl with undying thirst for knowledge to an experimenter, Afifah Rifai has grown to be an inspirer.The curious and obsessed reader, Afifah is book dragon (not a book worm.. mind it !!) who likes to share her thoughts and dreams to others in the way other mighty authors had inspired her.Currently living in Chennai, the 10 year old author is a native of Thengapattanam and is persuing her studies in Babaji Vidhyashram, ChennaiHer first contribution to her passion was named "Away From Home"“The Curse of Dwindle Canker” is her second experiment and both her titles are available @ Amazon

When home gets too familiar for Joe and Moe, they decide to make a run for the woods one dark and foggy night. Join them on this adventure in "Running Away". Written as a poem years ago by Phil Jeffries, "Running Away" was found by his son, Kurtis Jeffries while looking through boxes in storage. Kurtis fell in love with the poem and proceeded to put pictures to words and illustrate this book. Phil wrote many poems throughout his life, all with an important message that could make the reader laugh, cry, smile, and everything in between! In Loving Memory of Phil Jeffries.

A serious job for a little angel The Little Angel of Responsibility has a hard time finishing what she starts. She?s been working on the same knitting project for weeks. But something more interesting always seems to come up. This time, it?s helping a little girl with a big problem. Danielle is old enough to take care of herself. So when her mother starts working again, she leaves a lot of responsibility in Danielle?s hands -- like making sure to get her homework done on time. But when the choice is left up to Danielle, she?d rather practice running for the track team than do schoolwork. Is the Little Angel of Responsibility ready to lend a hand? Be responsible!

A serious job for a little angel The Little Angel of Responsibility has a hard time finishing what she starts. She?s been working on the same knitting project for weeks. But something more interesting always seems to come up. This time, it?s helping a little girl with a big problem. Danielle is old enough to take care of herself. So when her mother starts working again, she leaves a lot of responsibility in Danielle?s hands -- like making sure to get her homework done on time. But when the choice is left up to Danielle, she?d rather practice running for the track team than do schoolwork. Is the Little Angel of Responsibility ready to lend a hand? Be responsible!

Revised & uncensored. (School Edition: Running Away** also available.)The plan is in place. Before they realize she’s not coming back from her bogus weekend camping trip, Maggie will be in another state, in a new life. When Peg realizes her daughter has run away, she knows she has to find Maggie – fast – or they may never see each other again. And Maggie’s already on the run from new dangers after she’s in the wrong place at the wrong time. As each of them struggles with the issues around Maggie’s running away, the strength of the bond between them becomes evident. This is a story of the resilience of the characters and the mother-daughter relationship and about how each of them has been running away. The suspense line in this thriller makes it a fast read that will appeal to at-risk teens who don’t like to read and any reluctant reader – as well as adults and young adults who enjoy a good story. Writer's Digest Self-Published Awards - Honorable Mention.Educator discounts available at www.durarepublishing.com

When you're sixteen, everything is momentous.That's what Mabel's best friend Sarah Jane tells her as they begin their first year of school at the academy in town. Away from their farm homes and families for the first time, the two girls must contend with a new school, new acquaintances, and new ways of doing things.And Sarah Jane is right. Whether it's wearing bloomers for physical culture class, mustering the courage to invite young men to an evening social event, or helping the housekeeper with a routine task, the two friends have a way of making "momentous moments" out of anything. Mabel and Sarah Jane rise to each occasion with their usual measure of hilarity, anguish, and newfound insights, all the while learning more of what it means to place one's trust in God. and nbsp;