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Books with title Drive Me Crazy

  • Drive You Crazy

    Rc Cerasini

    Mass Market Paperback (Random House Books for Young Readers, April 24, 2001)
    It's a road trip for the Camden sisters! Mary and Lucy are thrilled their parents are allowing them to drive to Arizona to visit with Grandpa Charles and Ginger. Freedom at last, they think, until the car is almost stolen. Unexpected help comes from a runaway teenage girl, whose situation leaves the Camden sisters wanting to help. But how do you help someone who doesn't want to be helped?
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  • Drive Me Crazy

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    Paperback (Simon Pulse, Oct. 1, 2009)
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  • My Brain Drives Me Crazy

    D C Bradley

    Hardcover (Syntropy Press, Feb. 24, 2016)
    Glibrod's poetic doodles make a zany gift for precocious ten-and-a-half-year-olds of all ages. My Brain Drives Me Crazy is a romping journey into Glibrod's whimsical world, packed with 100 verses of wit, wonder, and brain-tickling empuzzlement. On the way, find musings on orbital seed spitting, the secret life of eyeballs, and a three-headed monster with one neck too few.
  • My Brain Drives Me Crazy

    D C Bradley

    Paperback (Syntropy Press, Jan. 11, 2016)
    Glibrod's poetic doodles make a zany gift for precocious ten-and-a-half-year-olds of all ages. My Brain Drives Me Crazy is a romping journey into Glibrod's whimsical world, packed with 100 verses of wit, wonder, and brain-tickling empuzzlement. On the way, find musings on orbital seed spitting, the secret life of eyeballs, and a three-headed monster with one neck too few.
  • Drive Me

    Scott Welsh

    eBook (Scott Welsh, Feb. 7, 2019)
    Drive me, Mike! Drive me to learn what it takes in life to have friendship, a loving family! Is Mike a superhero? I don’t think so. He shows us that we have the ability to do things in life that we wouldn't normally do hidden deep inside ourselves. Both before and after his accident he always enjoys people around him sharing his happiness with both the poor and the rich. He helps in any way he can. His inner self will come out, and the superhero in our own minds will begin to develop. If you look around, that superhero could be anybody around you. We always hope, and we wish that things will change—well, they can! The power is in you! You just don't know how to get it out of your soul, to bring it outside your body and help it evolve into something powerful beyond measure. Mike knows and understands this; that's why, disabled or not, he will stand tall and become the superhero we all want to be.
  • Drive Me Crazy

    Eric Jerome Dickey;Richard Allen (Reader)

    Audio CD (Brilliance Audio, March 15, 1655)
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  • Drive Me Crazy

    Eric Jerome Dickey

    Paperback (New American Library, April 26, 2005)
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  • Kevin Keller: Drive Me Crazy

    Dan Parent

    (Archie Comics, Aug. 27, 2013)
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  • Drive Me

    Erin Downing

    Paperback (Simon Pulse, Jan. 10, 2009)
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