Books with title Back on Track

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On the diggings up to twenty odd years ago—and as far back as I can remember—on Lambing Flat, the Pipe Clays, Gulgong, Home Rule, and so through the roaring list; in bark huts, tents, public-houses, sly grog shanties, and—well, the most glorious voice of all belonged to a bad girl. We were only children and didn't know why she was bad, but we weren't allowed to play near or go near the hut she lived in, and we were trained to believe firmly that something awful would happen to us if we stayed to answer a word, and didn't run away as fast as our legs could carry us, if she attempted to speak to us.

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Henry Archibald Hertzberg Lawson (17 June 1867 – 2 September 1922) was an Australian writer and poet. Along with his contemporary Banjo Paterson, Lawson is among the best-known Australian poets and fiction writers of the colonial period and is often called Australia's "greatest short story writer". He was the son of the poet, publisher and feminist Louisa Lawson.

Track and field season has arrived, and Mac is ready to report. Between last year's returning stars and standout newcomer Aleesha Ramos, the Predators are poised for an even better year at the state championships. That is, until practice ends, and meets begin. When the bleachers fill, Aleesha's sprinting is unremarkable. While the other sprinters warm up, Aleesha looks down. During races, she clips hurdles and loses speed. And afterward, she simply disappears. Mac is determined to find out why. Can Mac find out the cause behind the sprinter's poor performance? Or will the Predators lose their chance at a championship win? Stewart Mac McKenzie is THE sports expert at Coyote Canyon Middle School, and its best sports reporter. While he scores big on the court with his wheelchair basketball team, his love for all sports is equally epic. There isn t a stat he doesn t know, a player's name he doesn't recognize, a big game he hasn't seen.

Baldy Gets Back On Track is a labor of love, dedicated to my late husband who loved eagles. My present husband Willis Iverson Sr. who named the main character Baldy. My First Baptist Church Family, 606 N. Porter in Stuttgart, Arkansas. Our pastor Rev. C.E. Hawkins Sr., who knows how to speak truth to power. Redbird showed Baldy how to get back on track by singing this song: I love to glide through the air without a care in the world looking up looking down looking all around while playing with our friends. Redbird was truly Baldy's BFF.

On the Track (1900) is a collection of short stories by Australian poet and author Henry Lawson. It was released in hardback by Angus and Robertson in 1900, and features one of the author's better known stories in "Bill, the Ventriloquial Rooster", as well as a number of lesser known works.The collection contains nineteen stories.On The Track by Henry Lawson is a classic that has been enjoyed by many for generations, a great addition to the collection.

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Jennifer lives with her best friend and her family while her daddy finds them a new place to live. Jennifer's back in school now and having fun with her new 'sister,' Danielle.Her dad promised her a birthday party at the jump park but he hasn't visited her in two weeks. She’s excited for the party but mad at her dad for not visiting her. To cope with her feelings she pretends everything is fine.When her feelings start coming out anyways, Jennifer learns that pushing your feelings down isn't healthy. She must decide if she can trust the Arnolds enough to share her true feelings with them.Parental advisory: While written for younger readers, The Jen-Jen Chronicles deals with the subjects of neglect, substance abuse, and other serious topics, albeit in an age-appropriate way. This book may not be suitable for some children without parental guidance. We encourage parents/guardians to discuss the story and topics in this book with your child.

Track and field season has arrived, and Mac is ready to report. Between last year's returning stars and standout newcomer Aleesha Ramos, the Predators are poised for an even better year at the state championships. That is, until practice ends, and meets begin. When the bleachers fill, Aleesha's sprinting is unremarkable. While the other sprinters warm up, Aleesha looks down. During races, she clips hurdles and loses speed. And afterward, she simply disappears. Mac is determined to find out why. Can Mac find out the cause behind the sprinter's poor performance? Or will the Predators lose their chance at a championship win? Stewart Mac McKenzie is THE sports expert at Coyote Canyon Middle School, and its best sports reporter. While he scores big on the court with his wheelchair basketball team, his love for all sports is equally epic. There isn t a stat he doesn t know, a player's name he doesn't recognize, a big game he hasn't seen.