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Books with title Balancing Act

  • Balancing Act

    April Adams

    eBook (Lechner Syndications, Dec. 19, 2012)
    Five girls. Four events. And only one gold medal.Floor routine. Uneven bars. Vault. And balance beam. 90 seconds. 75 seconds. 7 seconds. 90 seconds.In gymnastics, your best friends are your biggest rivals. And the Bellevue Kips are feeling the pressure. Everyone wants to win best all-around gymnast at Optionals and State finals, but only one girl goes home with gold.Who will it be? Nadia: Gymnastics royalty. Beam is her event. Gold is in her DNA. But how far is she willing to go to win?Bethany: Best on floor. Worst on vault. Does Bethany’s height spell gymnastics doom? Sara: They used to call her Tree Frog. Now, she’s too scared to tumble backwards. Can she get it together in time to compete?Kelley: Gymnast. Soccer Star. And ballerina. The time has come to choose her sport. What is she willing to sacrifice to win?Jamie: The new girl and the squad’s biggest mystery. Will she crumble under pressure? Or will she give them all a run for their money? The countdown to competition has begun. Will it make them? Or break them?
  • Balancing Act

    Ellen Stoll Walsh

    Board book (Little Simon, Feb. 10, 2015)
    Two clever mice try a balancing act but are interrupted by friends who want to play too in this delightful Classic Board Book that’s “just the right size for small hands and sharing one-on-one” (Booklist).Two mice make a teeter-totter. They’re balancing just fine, but then along comes a frog. Can they make room for one more friend on their teeter-totter? What about two? What about more? But then a big bird comes along and wants to play too. Better watch out! This sturdy Classic Board Book edition is perfect for balancing between little hands.
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  • Balancing Act

    Ellen Stoll Walsh

    Hardcover (Beach Lane Books, Sept. 21, 2010)
    Two mice make a teeter-totter. They're balancing just fine, but then along comes a frog. Can they make room for one more friend on their teeter-totter? What about two? What about more? But then a big bird comes along and wants to play too. Better watch out!
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  • Balancing Act

    Ellen Stoll Walsh

    Paperback (Scholastic, Jan. 1, 2010)
    This deceptively simple and creative book is loaded with fun and full o wonder. Just eh right size for small hands and for sharing one on one. A lively minimal text supports the story beautifully, there's not a word out of place. An upbeat message about ingenuity and cooperation.
  • Balancing Act

    Ellen Stoll Walsh

    eBook (Beach Lane Books, May 24, 2011)
    Two mice make a teeter-totter. They’re balancing just fine, but then along comes a frog. Can they make room for one more friend on their teeter-totter? What about two? What about more? Then a big bird comes along and wants to play too. Better watch out! Ellen Stoll Walsh has a singular knack for bringing simple concepts to life, as she does so vividly in this collage-illustrated balancing book that’s perfect for teeter-totterers of all ages.
  • Balancing Act

    Donna King

    Paperback (Kingfisher, Aug. 19, 2008)
    Thirteen-year-old Carli lives on her family's guest ranch in Colorado. She's a talented gymnast, but her parents are too busy running their business to give her much support. Carli develops a strong bond with her new coach, who believes that he can help her achieve her goal of Olympic glory. Carli dedicates herself to the vault, uneven bars, and balance beam, but just as she starts to excel, her parents decide that she needs to help out more on the ranch--putting her gold medal dreams in jeopardy.
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  • Balancing Act

    Shirley Brinkerhoff

    Paperback (Bethany House Pub, Dec. 1, 1998)
    Because she suspects that Carly has an eating disorder, Nikki tries to help her friend while she also learns to address her own lack of self-acceptance by turning to God in prayer
  • Balancing Act

    Marilyn Kaye

    Paperback (Camelot, July 1, 1992)
    Encouraged to make the visiting Baldavian gymnastics team feel welcome, the girls from Camp Sunnyside agree, until they learn that the foreign visitors have some strange ideas about the United States. Original.
  • Balancing Act

    By (author) Alicia Thompson By (author) Dominique Moceanu

    Paperback (Hyperion Books, March 15, 2012)
    Twelve-year-old Noelle Onesti has everything it takes to be an elite gymnast, as was her mother, except the money required to travel and compete since her family's store is not doing well and their house may be going into foreclosure.
  • Balancing Acts

    Emily Franklin

    eBook (Open Road Media Teen & Tween, Nov. 12, 2013)
    Three girls find romance and friendship while working at the most exclusive ski resort in EuropeAt Le Trois Alpes, Harley, Melissa, and Lily (a.k.a. Dove) find a place to run away from their pasts. Small-town Colorado girl Harley scored the coveted hostess job—even though she’s got attitude to spare. She hopes to start a new life with rich and famous friends—and perhaps a cute guy. Melissa just arrived from Australia and is ready to cook. But things heat up fast for her when her ski-pro ex-boyfriend just happens to make his way to the slopes. And Lily is really wiping the slate clean: With a new name and lowly maid status, no one needs to know about her society-girl history. If the Chalet Girls can manage to balance their jobs, crushes, and hidden pasts, they are in for one hot winter!
  • Balancing ACT

    Bernadette Kelly

    Paperback (Raintree, July 18, 2013)
    The All-School Equestrian Games are coming up, and Annie Boyd is desperate to ride in them on her horse, Bobby.
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  • Balancing Act

    Karen Seamons, Dr. R. Alan Semaons

    language (SamiTales, July 3, 2011)
    BALANCING ACT explains the delicate connection between humility and pride. When the Salmon Family returns to Lake Kampos, Sami's attempts to recreate his friendship with Sasha turn into embarrassment and shame. Grandpa teaches him that healthy humility keeps powerful pride from getting ou of control. A Reader Reference User Guide at the end of the story provides definitions of challenging vocabulary words, presents language-based exercises, and promotes critical thinking through reflective questions on the topics presented in the story.