Books with title Find the Square

From bestselling author BRITTA TECKENTRUP: the perfect introductions to shapes! With simple, fun text, this colorful board book introduces preschoolers to shapes. A helpful “picture list” on every spread includes each new item with the featured shape, making it easy for small children to grasp the concept. Where’s the square? Everywhere! Look closely and you’ll see it in the outline of a window, a box to play in, cobblestones to hop on, and a favorite robot toy.

A Short Story – Part IFourteen-year-old Max desperately wants out of the dying mill town he grew up in. Max knows his future is tied to his love for Jamie. He vows to take her with him when he leaves.But it feels as though there is no way out—until Max finds a mysterious crystalline Orb at the bottom of the old mill pond.The connection is real. Max realizes the Orb has strange powers—powers that allow him to see what is to come. Slowly, he realizes that he can modify the present to redirect the future, but changing the future comes physical pain that Max alone has to endure.One day, Max sees something devastating in Jaime’s future—a hardship no girl should endure.For his love, Max wants to surrender everything to save Jaime. But altering the future comes at a cost. Some destinies are inevitable. Some can be altered.This review is exceedingly kind."R C’s young adult urban fantasy novella, The Find: Max and the Dream Time, Part 1, is a crisp and imaginative tale about an exceptionally different coming of age. I loved following the four friends as they enjoyed their endless summer before eighth grade and reveled in their newly found adolescence. Ducantlin’s story is lyrically told, and his plot is illuminating and fresh. And the reader can’t help but wonder about that orb and Max’s dream time. The Find: Max and the Dream Time, Part 1 is most highly recommended."

What do they see when they look at me ? Does the tone of my face show what's consuming me ? Life in the Square's ain't no crystal stair sometimes the limits are exceeded . Everybody will reach a limit in which they lose themselves in the eyes of someone else , the lies of someone else , Lose themselves in the hand lines of someone else creeping out the thighs of someone else lose themselves within themselves .... Question is how will they find themselves ?Or will they find themselves at all ?

What do they see when they look at me ? Does the tone of my face show what's consuming me ? Life in the Square's ain't no crystal stair sometimes the limits are exceeded . Everybody will reach a limit in which they lose themselves in the eyes of someone else , the lies of someone else , Lose themselves in the hand lines of someone else creeping out the thighs of someone else lose themselves within themselves .... Question is how will they find themselves ?Or will they find themselves at all ?

What do they see when they look at me ? Does the tone of my face show what's consuming me ? Life in the Square's ain't no crystal stair sometimes the limits are exceeded . Everybody will reach a limit in which they lose themselves in the eyes of someone else , the lies of someone else , Lose themselves in the hand lines of someone else creeping out the thighs of someone else lose themselves within themselves .... Question is how will they find themselves ? Or will they find themselves at all ?

What can a mother do when she has no money and a dangerously sick kid?She can make a mistake.In a moment of desperation, cleaning lady Phoebe Jackson tries to pawn the diamond-bejeweled Rolex she found in a mobster’s locker. Turns out the watch is a fake, but the mobster isn’t—and he’s on to her. What readers are saying about The Find: 'This book has it all.' —Read Along with Sue Book Review Blog'Amazing. I literally could not put this book down. I started reading it before bed and ended up staying up all night to read it.' —bygollyitshollyg'Amazingly suspenseful story.' —StephP'Gregg Bell’s writing pulls you in and you just have to finish it.' —Maureen's Book Review Blog'Great read...intriguing and innovative.' —Reading Shy with Aly Book Review Blog'Masterful story written with suspense that holds on to you until the very end.' —Room with Books Book Review Blog'Managed to keep me so interested that I read it straight through. Have not done that in a while.' —Amazon customer'Suspenseful, romantic, mystery, it has it all.' —Martha Flowers'Excellent crime thriller...left wondering right till the end.' —Kindle Customer'A great story of...a strong love of a mother.' —Lillian'This is a suspense novel and you will be on edge all the time. One of the best books I have read in a long time.' —Yvonne P Butler

Jake can't believe his luck when he finds a strange object at the beach. It is shaped like a banana, gleams like a copper coin, crackles and pops and is getting hotter by the minute. The story about a flying saucer crashing in Pelican Bay must be true and this is an alien object. There is only one thing for four cousins to do - take home The Find and study it in secret. Strange things begin to happen to Jake and the cousins have to figure out how to return him to normal before the grownups find out. But just when they think their problems are over, The Find's owner turns up and wants it back. It might have been best to leave the strange object where they found it…An alien encounter story for young readers.

Jake can't believe his luck when he finds a strange object at the beach. It is shaped like a banana, gleams like a copper coin, crackles and pops and is getting hotter by the minute. The story about a flying saucer crashing in Pelican Bay must be true and this is an alien object. There is only one thing for four cousins to do - take home The Find and study it in secret. Strange things begin to happen to Jake and the cousins have to figure out how to return him to normal before the grownups find out. But just when they think their problems are over, The Find's owner turns up and wants it back. It might have been best to leave the strange object where they found it...An alien encounter story for young readers.