Books with title What If...

This book is a funny but accurate account of some very silly questions and answers between a Nana and her inquisitive little grandson. It takes you on a journey into the world of a very smart little boy who was filled with lots of questions about so many important, trivial, silly, scary and funny things. This book may address some of your child's concerns in a light-hearted manner. It's an easy read.

In What If ...?, author Mario J. Radford tells an uplifting story of the life journey parents often make with their children as families navigate the trials of childhood and adolescence together. Through illustrations and rhyming words, this picture book for children touches on everything from getting out of bed in the morning to participating in sports and music. What If ...? celebrates family and the unique relationship between a father and his children. It's filled with gentle advice about how to handle a range of life decisions as one dad encourages his kids to think big and be all they can be.

“What If...? Just two little words, but two little words that can change the world!The Scientist asks “What If?” and a new medicine is discovered.The Inventor asks “What If?” and a new product is presented to the world.The Politician asks “What If?” and a country's government is improved.But what happens when the teenager asks “What If?”Rachel Anderson is a typical 14 year old trying to work her way through high school. But then she's asked some “What If?” questions and life begins to change. What possibilities could open up if she auditioned for the school play? How would life be different if Jesus was one of her school friends? As Rachel faces these new challenges, friendships change in unexpected ways.

“A startling unique spin on Peter Pan with mystery and romance, and staying true to yourself.” – # 1 NY Times Bestselling author Jennifer L. ArmentroutSixteen-year-old Wendy Wyman is bereft over the death of her best friend, Peter Preiss, whose body has been found at the bottom of the town lake. She blames herself because she allowed him to go back to his family’s lakeside boathouse late at night where they had just made love for the first time. She wonders what she could have done differently to stop Pete from being killed, and thinks back to the beginning of the school year when her whole life changed forever.Wendy will stop at nothing until she finds out the person responsible for killing Peter, who was bullied by most of the students in their junior class. She is in for even more of a shock when she finds out that not only did Pete keep dark secrets from her, but a few of her close friends are hiding ones as well. This also includes Dylan Mayone, the new popular boy at school, who wants her for his own, and may have had a hand in Pete’s death.

This tale is far from being cheesy. Lou-Lou is a mouse withextraordinary highly developed specialized skills in the mostdaring, the most perilous of all --- fun and play. When Lou-Lou encounters a group of deer, the possibility ofhaving a fabulous time with them made her happy. When Lou-Lou tells the deer to join her in some activities, even her razorsharp skills could not have prepared her for what happened.With vivid, colorful illustrations that capture the charactersemotions, this endearing, yet lively tale in rhyme will generatelaughter and is likely to amuse and delight even adults.Inclusive is an unexpected ending, or one might just callit a --- cliffhanger.Join Lou-Lou in the first of her series.

Josh Baker isn't sure why his brain tells him to do things that other people don't need to do: checking his locker again and again, counting cracks in ceilings, and always needing to finish a song, for starters. He is a talented drummer, a math genius, and he knows everything about rock and roll. Yet, he knows his problems have the power to hurt his family and make him fail at school. When Josh is diagnosed with OCD, it's a blessing and a curse. Can he overcome his thoughts, or will they break him?