Books with title The Good and Bad Dragon

Angel Garret knows two things for sure. The first is that she inherited some of her dad's powers. The second is that she wreaks havoc whenever she tries to use them - especially when she's trying to impress her crush, Cole. Angel's only solution is to stay as far away as possible from him until she learns how to harness this new gift. But how can you manage to avoid someone and get him to ask you to the Turkey Ball at the same time?

Rachel Morgan is back and in more trouble than ever in the second novel in Kim Harrison's addictive supernatural Hollows series! Former bounty hunter Rachel Morgan has it pretty good. She's left the corrupt Inderland Runner Service and started her own independent service. She's survived werewolves, shape-changing demons, bad hair days, and sharing a church with her vampire roommate, Ivy. She even has a cute (if human) boyfriend -- what more could a witch want? But living with a reformed vampire isn't all it's cracked up to be, particularly when your roommate's ex-boyfriend wants her back and wouldn't mind you in the process. And especially when he's six feet of sheer supernatural seduction, and you've got a demon mark that makes vampires literally hotter than hell. To save herself and Ivy, Rachel must confront the vampire master -- and the dark secrets she's hidden even from herself. “[Rachel Morgan's] a protagonist that blends the best qualities of Anita Blake and Stephanie Plum. “ -- Jim Butcher, author of Death Masks Born and raised in Tornado Alley, Kim Harrison now resides in the more sultry climes of South Carolina. She is the New York Times bestselling author of For a Few Demons More, Dead Witch Walking, The Good the Bad and the Undead, and A Fistful of Charms. Visit her at www. kimharrison. net. Marguerite Gavin has recorded over 200 audiobooks in nearly every genre, including Harrison's For a Few Demons More Black and Black & White by Dani Shapiro. AudioFile magazine says, “Marguerite Gavin has a sonorous voice, rich and full of emotion. . . . She easily delivers wry humor. “

Marcus Owen is preordained to follow in his parent’s footsteps by going on to a prestigious high school, ivy league university and then earning a Ph.D. At any moment, Margaret and Harold Owen — the professors — may spring a pop quiz on Marcus. He may have to ask for his morning cereal in Latin or recite the Fibonacci sequence to earn dessert.Marcus is diminutive in size, looking more like nine than eleven, which is why his parents are steadfast in their conviction to keep him out of sports and out of harm’s way, until he turns the tables on them by debating his desire to play soccer. Marcus wins the debate and is given their blessing with one caveat — if his grades fall, they pull the plug.Encouraged by his best friend, Bobby, Marcus tries out for The Academy, an upper crust soccer team whose philosophy is to win at all cost. But it’s a disaster, especially for Marcus who is humiliated for his size. Undaunted, the boys join the Tornadoes — an unconventional team with an unconventional coach—where Marcus dedicates his efforts to learning the game, being the best and beating the Academy, for all the little guys who may never get the chance to play because of their size.Marcus and Bobby quickly make friends with their new teammates, including Missy, the pint-sized back up goalie who makes up for her size with loads of confidence, and Chester “Stink Bomb” Jones, a massive boy who looks more like fifteen than eleven.The Tornadoes earn a spot in the championship and Marcus’ goal is within reach, until his quest is derailed by a report card blemished by a “C”. Fearing his parents will pull the plug before the big game, Marcus hides the report card, then must face the consequences when his parents find it and put him on restriction.Life gets worse for Marcus when he his beaten up by Connor Anderson, captain bully of The Academy, who fears that Marcus will show him up in the big game. Not wanting to give Connor the satisfaction of thinking that he chickened out, Marcus vows to find a way to play.On restriction and alone at home with his thoughts, Marcus ponders a saying that Tornadoes’ coach, Jamie Gutierrez shared with him: Everyone has skeletons in the closet and ghosts in the attic. Taking this literally, Marcus is drawn to a forbidden place — the attic — where he stumbles across a trunk that holds a powerful secret that just might get him back in the game.

Once upon a time…Tom’s story begins when a huge dragon attacks the kingdom. The queen needs somebody to step up and deal with it. Tom has a plan, but, will anybody listen to him?This book was written using the OpenDyslexic font. It makes it easier for any child to read the book but is particularly helpful for some of the difficulties experienced by children with dyslexia. It is intended to address: contrast/blindness, letter confusion or rotation, and crowding.

Unprepared for what they discover beneath the castle, Gwen and her twin brother Edmund race against time to save their home and prevent a war. But what other dangers are lurking under ground in the dark and ancient caverns besides the enemy soldiers? Can the twins convince the King's men it's all real and will Edmund be in time to save his sister from a sinister fate at the hands of the evil Gort...? Beautifully illustrated and written in a classic style with charming characters, suspense, and a hint of danger, this story will entertain children of all ages.