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Books with title Inside the FBI

  • Inside The Forest

    Stephanie Jamie

    Paperback (Independently published, Aug. 26, 2019)
    Established by Your Clean Planet, Author Stephanie Jamie brings awareness to children about modern day world issues such as climate change, deforestation, pollution and animal extinction. A journey through an educational, colorful book experience depicting real life photos alongside illustrations in a series of books combating different world issues and educating how to help them. In hopes to reduce the carbon footprint of our future generation. Every book purchased donates a portion of sales to help a specific organization in which the specific book is about. A great gift for family, friends and children. Join the movement in zero waste living. Recommended for ages 2+
  • The Insider

    Sidney Chong

    (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 5, 2015)
    Kaila and Trina came from very different worlds, but each had shadowed pasts. When both girls were drafted into the military, they found that their relationship would be tested. Facing different struggles, Kaila with her complicated past and Trina trapped in a battle with her subconscious, the teens became enveloped in a web of secrets and lies. Both girls were on a journey of discovery to find the truth to survive the war, but which was more dangerous - the war, or the secrets that came with it?
  • Inside the DEA

    Bridey Heing

    Library Binding (Enslow Publishing, July 15, 2019)
    The Drug Enforcement Administration was created by President Richard Nixon in 1973 as a way to centralize drug control efforts. Since then, it has become a powerful agency that plays a part not just in enforcing drug laws, but in monitoring and targeting those who funnel drugs to the United States from overseas. Unfortunately, it has also been involved in significant controversies. This book looks at how this essential agency developed, the role it plays in law enforcement, and what the future might hold for it.
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  • Inside the NSA

    Chris Townsend

    Library Binding (Enslow Publishing, July 15, 2019)
    The National Security Agency was founded in secrecy after World War II. Sometimes it is even jokingly called "No Such Agency" because nearly everything the agency does is kept secret. The NSA's real work came to light after Edward Snowden exposed some of its biggest secrets in 2013. This book explores the secrets of the NSA, from how it keeps Americans safe from hackers to how it collects information about us and what it does with all that data. Students will learn about the puzzles and codes that make up the biggest and least-understood agency in the American intelligence community.
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  • Inside the DEA

    Louise A Spilsbury

    Library Binding (Lucent Press, Jan. 15, 2019)
    The Drug Enforcement Administration is on the front lines of the war on drugs in the United States. Readers explore the many ways DEA agents are working to fight this war, including the use of covert and undercover operations. This exciting career path is presented to readers through informative text, including helpful fact boxes and sidebars, as well as through detailed graphic organizers and full-color photographs of DEA agents in action. Readers interested in a career in law enforcement are sure to be inspired by this inside look at one of America's most important law enforcement agencies.
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  • The Insider

    Beverly Blackman-Mounce

    Paperback (Page Publishing Inc, Nov. 29, 2015)
    What does it take to be a hero? A ranch in Texas is hit by a tornado. What seems like a normal ranch however, isn't. A space travel portal is in a large oak tree and is compromised in the storm. Through that tree, Earth was able to strike an alliance with another planet in another solar system. Now things could go very wrong, especially since Sam the tree is hurt in the storm and starts oozing special alien birthing fluids and portal chemicals. Who could help with this precarious situation? Could it be one of the humans who witnessed the formation of the intergalactic alliance just last Christmas? Or maybe the hero had to be someone who knew nothing about that tree and how it came to be. Maybe the best person to help was an outsider becoming an unsuspecting insider. Sometime we have to choose between family and the greater good. What would you do? Read to see what happens to a special family and friends on a ranch in the heart of Texas.
  • The Evil Inside

    Heather Graham

    Hardcover (Thorndike Press, March 15, 1716)
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  • Inside the Sun

    Harold G Kelly

    Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Oct. 1, 2005)
    Rare book
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  • THE INSIDERS

    C. S. Poulsen

    Paperback (Independently published, July 13, 2019)
    Talented street kids band together to form a peaceful gang until drug dealers trash their hideout. Chief, the eleven-year-old leader, plans a tricky act of revenge, involving doggy-doo mixed with oil and another mixed with glue, teaching their adversaries a lesson. In the mood to celebrate, the kids sneak into an amusement park after hours. They commandeer a Viking fantasy boat that floats with the current through the Tunnel of Terror. When the Face appears, the kids are so horrifically surprised that their vessel tips over, spilling them into the murky water. Face transports the whole gang to his dimension where they endure hard labor while listening to Earth who educates and speaks to them. Five years later, they graduate as Insiders. Face endows them with superpowers and tasks them to save all the abducted children in the world from pedophiles and human traffickers. Before they can accomplish Face's goal, they must escape and run from the military while racing against time and kidnapping thugs. Fortunately, Chief envisions a plan, and he is ready to lead his Insiders: Motor, Picker, Lookout, Ears, Bat, and Babe.
  • Inside the Chip

    Helen Davies, Mike Wharton

    Library Binding (Edc Pub, Nov. 1, 1984)
    Surveys the various types of integrated circuits and examines their uses
  • The Inside Tree

    Linda Smith, David Parkins

    Hardcover (HarperCollins, Feb. 1, 2010)
    Mr. Potter lives all alone in his little house. And outside is a little yard with just enough room for one little tree. In fact, it’s such a fine tree that good-hearted Mr. Potter feels bad that it stands there all alone in the yard while he stays warm by the fire inside the house. It doesn’t seem right that the tree is never invited in. And so he decides to do just that. But what will happen when the tree grows and grows and grows—and his little house stays exactly the same size?
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  • The Dark Inside

    Rupert Wallis

    Paperback (Simon & Schuster Children's UK, March 15, 1779)
    Echoes of David Almond's Skelligin Wallis's beautifully written debut... Profound and moving' The Financial Times 'A captivating blend of love, loss and forgiveness' The Sunday Express 'The chief villain is fantastically creepy… fast-paced' SFX 'Beautifully written in smooth, elegant prose...I felt utterly surrounded by the story'BookBag 'If you loved Skelligby David Almond, then this is the book for you' Serendipity Reviews 'Intense, dark, brooding and highly adventurous. To me it screamed Neil Gaiman' Fiction Fascination When thirteen-year-old James discovers a homeless man in an abandoned house, the course of his life changes dramatically. Hoping to find a 'cure' for a dark curse inflicted on the homeless man, the pair embark on a journey together not knowing that what they discover will impact them both in ways they never imagined... A gripping and haunting story about loss and hope, perfect for fans of Patrick Ness and David Almond.