Books with title The two brothers

Seventeen year old Chris Craven is shocked when he learns that his older brother Cam has left college after acting erratically and been sent to a mental institution, Gramercy Manor. After Cam disappears from the sanitarium, Chris heads in search of his brother with the help of Michelle, who knew Cam at Gramercy Manor. When Chris and Michelle finally track down Cam, they discover that Cam has been brainwashed by an anti-government, white supremacist militia group called Sons of Liberty 2. Chris knows it’s his responsibility to get Cam out of the group and get him back home and back to a sense of normal.

What teenage boy doesn’t want to fit in and have friends? That’s what Argus Dachel, 17, wants more than anything, but because he’s half alien, a New Breed, that’s not as easy as it seems. And it sure doesn’t help that he and his brother, Tai, are being pursued by a secret government agency. To top it off, now in their senior year at public high school, both boys risk exposure when Argus uses his extraordinary strength to defend himself against the school bully, falls for 16 year-old Lola and then learns that New Breeds are set for extermination by another group of hostile aliens. As government agent Max Jackson gets close to discovering the brothers’ identity and the hostile alien forces close in, what chance do Argus and Tai have of survival?

Though countless books have been written about the Kennedy men and their brief, tumultuous time in the White House, few have offered as many explosive revelations as this one. David Talbot describes a JFK administration more besieged by domestic enemies than has been previously realized, from within the Pentagon, the CIA, the FBI, and the mob. It is against this dark backdrop that he charts the emotionally charged journey of Robert Kennedy, whose soul-scouring quest to find the origins of his brother’s murder led him, to his horror, back to the dark corners of American power that had been part of his portfolio: U.S. intelligence, Cuba, and organized crime. From the Kennedy “band of brothers” to RFK’s hope of using executive power to solve Jack’s death once and for all, this probing work of history draws on more than 150 exclusive interviews to produce a bold look at power and vengeance. A topic of perennial interest, Brothers is a multilayered, complex tale of gut-wrenching history.

The 2017 National Gold IPPY Award Winner for Children's Picture Books (All Ages).Felix and Maurice Efil, twin brothers, lived in Nowhereville. Everybody knew them, but nobody knew how long they’d been around. It seemed like forever. Felix owned a small watch shop. And Maurice owned the mortuary next door...So, the timeless story starts...that of an unlikely friendship, a mother's heartbreaking love and a magical watch shop. Let your heart be touched by this modern fable with beautiful illustrations.

Russell and Shawn call themselves the PS Brothers: P is for poop, S is for scoop, and Brothers is because they’re best friends. Scooping poop is the fastest way to earn money to buy a puppy. These two are crazy about dogs. And they’re sure that once their puppy grows into a tough dog, no one will ever pick on them for being weak or poor again. Unfortunately, getting a puppy is not that easy. Russell and Shawn don’t count on uncovering a dog-fighting ring—and that can bust apart a dream faster than a dog can sniff out a bone.But doing the right thing might still get them what they want—and maybe even more.

From the creator of the beloved Mole Sisters comes an irresistible tale about two ravenous rodents, wanted for snacking on too many strawberries, daisies, tulips, and other vegetation. And after these rodents chomp and chew all the plants they can find around their home — a drainpipe in an urban alley — they’re still hungry! So hungry, in fact, they could even eat a cat!Using an imaginative paper bag disguise and a natural talent for tunneling, this mischievous pair sets off in pursuit of a feline-sized feast — and finds a slice of pepperoni pizza. But the vagrant voles are left empty-handed — and empty-tummied — when a greedy crow and an army of ants invade their picnic.Chock full of silly antics and suspense, young children will root for these insatiable characters as they continue on their quest for food. And readers will celebrate along with them when the Vole Brothers’ perseverance pays off when they are tossed into a garden full of luscious strawberries — a very happy ending if you’re a hungry vole!

Honor, serving as your brother’s keeper, getting back on the right path after having strayed – these are just a few of the values that Beaver embodies as he tries to create a decent life for himself and his brother following his mother’s death and his own stint in prison. Younger brother Cande, a teenager who has been left to fend for himself, has been abused by his father while Beaver served time in the state penitentiary. When Beaver returns to the old barrio, various neighbors and friends pitch in to help him and Cande make their own path. But some of the old pitfalls are still present, as is the very real danger of their abusive father. Will the brothers’ love for each other and their growing support system overcome the barriers and temptations that make a life of crime the easier way? The Secret of Two Brothers is an inspiration for young people, especially those who have faced the same problems of city life and poverty.

Russell and Shawn call themselves the PS Brothers: P is for "poop, " S is for "scoop, " and "Brothers" is because they re best friends. Scooping poop is the fastest way to earn money to buy a puppy. These two are "crazy" about dogs. And they re sure that once their puppy grows into a tough dog, no one will ever pick on them for being weak or poor again. Unfortunately, getting a puppy is not that easy. Russell and Shawn don t count on uncovering a dog-fighting ring and that can bust apart a dream faster than a dog can sniff out a bone.But doing the right thing might still get them what they want and maybe even more."