Books with title You Are Extraordinary

For fans of Beautiful Creatures and Wicked Lovely, New York Times Bestselling author Nancy Werlin delivers a captivating novel of friendship and trust, where the past determines the future and a generations-old curse requires the ultimate sacrifice. Phoebe is drawn to Mallory, the strange and secretive new girl at school. Soon the two become as close as sisters . . . until Mallory’s magnetic older brother, Ryland, arrives. Ryland has an immediate hold on Phoebe — but it turns into something dangerous, as she begins to question her feelings about her best friend and, worse, about herself. Soon Phoebe discovers the shocking, fantastical truth about Ryland and Mallory, and about an age-old debt she’s meant to pay. Will she be strong enough to save herself from the curse? Intensely page-turning, this follow-up to Nancy Werlin’s acclaimed novel Impossible links the real and the otherworldly in a story that is suspenseful, conversation-starting, and utterly alluring. Continue reading about the Fairy Realm in Werlin’s Unthinkable.“Werlin raises interesting questions about honesty, love, and what it truly means to be extraordinary” —Publishers Weekly “Werlin crafts her characters so deftly and unrolls the story so cleverly that...readers will be under the spell till the end.” —Booklist “As she did in Impossible Werlin smoothly blends contemporary realism and fantasy.” —The Horn Book

Alex Ryan only wanted to be normal. And by normal, she meant detached and boring. When she discovers her mother’s magical past, she is thrown into her own magical existence with two enchanted siblings that she never knew existed, a handsome stranger who once frequented her dreams, and a supernatural foe with an old score to settle. But no matter how much she rolls her eyes, Alex Ryan can never be anything short of extraordinary.

Kids love facts. They want to know the largest, the fastest, the farthest, the grossest, and the weirdest of everything. Now, the most exciting facts and stats about the world's most exceptional feats are waiting to be discovered in ExtraOrdinary. What are arachnids? How many constellations are there? Why are books important? From animals to airplanes and space to skyscrapers, ExtraOrdinary has all the questions and answers to feed kids' knowledge about a wealth of remarkable subjects, leaving them amazed at what they will learn. Previously published as Ask Me Anything, ExtraOrdinary gives kids the best of crazy facts, incredible info, useful lists, and addictive trivia arming them with information to impress family and friends.

Illus. in full color. While taking a walk, three frogs discover what theybelieve to be a chicken egg and eagerly wait for it to hatch. When a scaly, four-legged creature with a long snoutful of teeth emerges a few days later, the frogs are still convinced it's a chicken and are thrilled to have a newfriend. Soon the frogs and "chicken" are inseparable, at least until the day"chicken" finds and returns to her mother...an enormous "hen" who lookssuspiciously like an alligator! "An "eggs/rmtraordinary treat from a masterstoryteller."--School Library Journal." "Just the thing to lighten up apicture-book hour."-- "Kirkus."

Phoebe finds herself drawn to Mallory, the strange and secretive new girl at school. Soon the two become as close as sisters . . . until Mallory’s magnetic older brother, Ryland, appears. Ryland has an immediate, exciting hold on Phoebe — but a dangerous hold, for she begins to question her feelings about her best friend and, worse, about herself. Soon she’ll discover the shocking, fantastical truth about Ryland and Mallory, and about an age-old debt they expect Phoebe to pay. Will she be strong enough to resist? Will she be special enough to save herself?Intensely page-turning, this follow-up to Nancy Werlin’s acclaimed novel Impossible links the real and the otherworldly in a story that is suspenseful, conversation-starting, and utterly alluring.

Illus. in full color. While taking a walk, three frogs discover what theybelieve to be a chicken egg and eagerly wait for it to hatch. When a scaly, four-legged creature with a long snoutful of teeth emerges a few days later, the frogs are still convinced it's a chicken and are thrilled to have a newfriend. Soon the frogs and "chicken" are inseparable, at least until the day"chicken" finds and returns to her mother...an enormous "hen" who lookssuspiciously like an alligator! "An "eggs/rmtraordinary treat from a masterstoryteller."--School Library Journal." "Just the thing to lighten up apicture-book hour."-- "Kirkus."