Books with title Golden Arm

"Once upon a Time" Is Timeless Before Rapunzel's birth, her mother made a dangerous deal with the sorceress Melisande: If she could not love newborn Rapunzel just as she appeared, she would surrender the child to Melisande. When Rapunzel was born completely bald and without hope of ever growing hair, her horrified mother sent her away with the sorceress to an uncertain future. After sixteen years of raising Rapunzel as her own child, Melisande reveals that she has another daughter, Rue, who was cursed by a wizard years ago and needs Rapunzel's help. Rue and Rapunzel have precisely "two nights and the day that falls between" to break the enchantment. But bitterness and envy come between the girls, and if they fail to work together, Rue will remain cursed...forever.

A kid-friendly ghost story, My Golden Arm is the tale of an old woman haunted by the ghost of her husband after she sells his golden arm to help pay the bills. This charming story will remind you of your younger day spent under the covers, trading scary stories with your friends and family by flashlight.Wonderful illustrations and vivid storytelling will make this a story you are not likely to forget!About the Author: Velma Browning is one of twelve children, a coalminer's daughter originally fro southeastern Kentucky. She is the other of three, the grandmother of many more, antd lives happily with her husband of many years. She quilts, crochets, and knits, plays softball, goes hiking, and loves to fish and camp. She throws barbeques for friends and family, and has gone back to school as a full-time college student with a goal fo bringing back the "lost arts".

In this riveting story about baseball and brotherhood, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks finds himself pitching his way out of poverty - one strike at a time. By "a premier author of provocative YA sports novels" (The Bulletin). Lazarus "Laz" Weathers has always been shy, and his issue with stuttering when he speaks hasn't helped. Stuck in a Seattle trailer park, Laz finds baseball helps him escape from the world of poverty and drugs. When he gets an opportunity to pitch for the rich kids across town, he has a chance to get drafted by the major leagues. But playing for the other team means leaving behind his family, including Antonio, Laz's younger brother, who more and more, seems to be drawn to the dark world of the Jet City's drug ring. Now Laz will have to choose between being the star pitcher he always dreamed of becoming and the team player his family needs.

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