Books with title One City, Two Brothers

"A gentle and loving illustration of the absolute bond between a boy and his canine buddy." -KirkusA sweet and charming picture book about the unending love between a boy and his dog.Two brothers, two handsTwo brothers, four pawsTwo brothers, ten fingersTwo brother, ten clawsWith simple rhyming text by Richard T. Morris and charming illustrations from Jay Fleck, Two Brothers, One Tail is a heart-warming story about a boy and his brother, who just happens to be a dog. Perfect for fans of Bad Dog, Marley and Harry the Dirty Dog!

A decade earlier in war-torn Sudan, two young orphaned brothers were shockingly torn apart. That one fateful day would alter their lives forever. While Arif was fortunate to have escaped and grow up in the comfort and stability of the United States, Umar was left behind in a world of loneliness and despair, where survival was his only goal. For the next ten years they would have no contact with each other; only left with the memories of what had been and the crippling doubt of how the other was living. A series of chance events sees their lives intersect once more, but their second chance at a life together is threatened by a corrupt government and officials with self-interest who will stop at nothing to get in their way. Two Brothers is a heart-wrenching, suspenseful and powerful story about loss, perseverance and the unmatched strength a brotherly bond.

"A gentle and loving illustration of the absolute bond between a boy and his canine buddy." -KirkusA sweet and charming picture book about the unending love between a boy and his dog.Two brothers, two handsTwo brothers, four pawsTwo brothers, ten fingersTwo brother, ten clawsWith simple rhyming text by Richard T. Morris and charming illustrations from Jay Fleck, Two Brothers, One Tail is a heart-warming story about a boy and his brother, who just happens to be a dog. Perfect for fans of Bad Dog, Marley and Harry the Dirty Dog!

When Alannah’s mentor dies, she flees from her pain and sorrow and decides to start a new life somewhere else. One day she befriends a group of angels - angels almost like herself - and soon learns that her seemingly peaceful new home is also home to a pair of brothers who are anything but peaceful. Each in their own way, they strive to make everyone’s life hell, or so she is told. As time goes by, Alannah discovers that she shouldn’t believe everything she hears and has to rely on her own heart to tell right from wrong. Caught between feuding angels, she has to fight for trust and friendship and love to restore peace in town and peace in herself. Being a guardian angel has never been tougher.

Twin brothers, Eric and Raymond, couldn’t be more opposite. One is a solitary shepherd, content to remain with the sheep, one a brave knight. In this allegorical tale set in the Middle Ages, they are joined by a wizard’s curse, and must set off together on a knight’s quest. On the way, one brother is captured, the wizard is encountered, and a fearful monster fought. The brothers learn to overcome their differences, ignore the opinions of others, and develop trust in each other. Through their cooperation and bravery, the evil monster is defeated, and the joining curse is broken.