Books with title Meltdown.

An instant #1 USA Today, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal bestseller! When snow shuts down Greg Heffley’s middle school, his neighborhood transforms into a wintry battlefield. Rival groups fight over territory, build massive snow forts, and stage epic snowball fights. And in the crosshairs are Greg and his trusty best friend, Rowley Jefferson. It’s a fight for survival as Greg and Rowley navigate alliances, betrayals, and warring gangs in a neighborhood meltdown. When the snow clears, will Greg and Rowley emerge as heroes? Or will they even survive to see another day?

When snow shuts down Greg Heffley’s middle school, his neighborhood transforms into a wintry battlefield. Rival groups fight over territory, build massive snow forts, and stage epic snowball fights. And in the crosshairs are Greg and his trusty best friend, Rowley Jefferson. It’s a fight for survival as Greg and Rowley navigate alliances, betrayals, and warring gangs in a neighborhood meltdown. When the snow clears, will Greg and Rowley emerge as heroes? Or will they even survive to see another day?

How far is he willing to go?Jake Price has given everything he has in the fight against humanity’s enemies.It still isn’t enough. The alien menace is too powerful.They shattered his team – history’s first team of mech pilots. Now, the aliens are attacking the very station he grew up on.There is one final hope.The military just recovered a piece of mysterious alien hardware: a mech made for humanoids.Jake smells a trap. He’s seen what using alien tech did to his commander, Chief Roach.But Jake will do anything to win. Even if it means risking his humanity.Download Meltdown and continue this action-packed military science fiction series today.

PATIENT: DENISE BUTLER I don’t care what anyone says. My name is not Denise Butler. It’s Toni Douglas. And I’m telling the truth: The Omegas are coming. If they find me, they’ll kill me. They’ll kill us all. Why doesn’t anyone believe me? SYMPTOMS: MEMORY LOSS, PARANOIA I don’t know how I got here. I should be back with my friends. The six of us were fighting the Omegas. But somehow I ended up in this hospital. Now these doctors are saying I’m crazy—that “Toni Douglas” is just a character in a book I read. That my friends don’t exist. That there’s no such thing as Omegas. I almost wish it were true. Because if I’m not crazy, we’re all in deep trouble . . .DIAGNOSIS: OUT OF HER MIND

From the creator of the beloved Large family comes a sympathetic—and simply hilarious—look at a toddler’s grocery-store tantrum.One morning, Mom decides to take Roxy grocery shopping. “Roxy can help Mommy," she says cheerfully. Roxy makes a promising start, but when she squeezes the potato chip bag and rolls a can of beans across the floor, Mom is not pleased. “You’re not being very helpful, Roxy," she says, plunking the child back in the grocery cart. “Not very helpful," Roxy agrees. But being agreeable lasts only as far as the bakery aisle, where the need for a certain piggy-face cake spurs a level of high-decibel determination—and a display of headfirst acrobatics—that has onlookers staring in awe. With the signature humor that made Five Minutes’ Peace a classic, Jill Murphy escalates a toddler meltdown to its comical breaking point, leaving readers laughing and heaving a sigh of relief not to be driving (or riding in) that grocery cart.

The Pace of The Bourne Identity, the technical depth of Michael Crichton, and the universal magnitude of Dan BrownA timely thriller illuminating facts regarding the state of the world's energy crisis, climate change, and the quandary of nuclear energy--inspired by events in Fukushima, unexpected earthquakes across the planet, and the deterioration of nuclear power plants worldwide. Bear Mountain Nuclear Energy Center sits one mile outside the active Ramapo fault line, thirty-five miles from the center of New York City. The fault line rocks causing a massive earthquake in the town of Peekskill; power is clipped and control of one of the reactors at Bear Mountain is abruptly lost. Plant supervisor Trace Crane fights to save the reactor while his wife Avi searches for their daughter in the destroyed Northeast. As the condition of the reactor plummets and radiation is released into the environment, Trace is left to choose between saving the nuclear plant, the East Coast, and the twenty million residents of the NYC metro area or finding his family and saving himself.

A lethal new drug with devastating side effects, known as Meltdown, is threatening to destabilize society. Dudley knows that the security services have to act fast, and when his 4 x 4 arrives at their remote hideout in the Canadian lakes, eighteen-year-old Danny and his grandfather, ex-SAS hero Fergus Watts, are once again sucked into a deadly undercover operation and a race against time.Their search for the mastermind behind a pair of murderous gangland twins takes them from the clubs of Manchester to Spain and Germany, and Danny needs all his newly learned expertise when he comes up against an old adversary - someone he hoped never to encounter again. And this time, when the battle is joined, it is a battle to the end.

SEVEN WEEKS. SEVEN LIVES. SEVEN STORIES. Jane’s lying on her bed. It’s covered in a sheet of books and papers and notebooks and pens. Magna Carta, carbolic acid, carte blanche . . . She pulls the unopened SAT envelope from the pocket of her dirty jeans. Jane knows the score. She barely got the 200 for signing her name. SEVEN YEARS AGO, A TRAGEDY TORE THEM APART. NOW, FATE WILL BRING THEM BACK TOGETHER.

PATIENT: DENISE BUTLER I don’t care what anyone says. My name is not Denise Butler. It’s Toni Douglas. And I’m telling the truth: The Omegas are coming. If they find me, they’ll kill me. They’ll kill us all. Why doesn’t anyone believe me? SYMPTOMS: MEMORY LOSS, PARANOIA I don’t know how I got here. I should be back with my friends. The six of us were fighting the Omegas. But somehow I ended up in this hospital. Now these doctors are saying I’m crazy—that “Toni Douglas” is just a character in a book I read. That my friends don’t exist. That there’s no such thing as Omegas. I almost wish it were true. Because if I’m not crazy, we’re all in deep trouble . . .DIAGNOSIS: OUT OF HER MIND