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  • Rolling Dice

    Beth Reekles

    language (Delacorte Books for Young Readers, Aug. 29, 2013)
    Rolling Dice is the second cool, sexy YA romance from seventeen-year-old Wattpad sensation and author of The Kissing Booth, Beth Reekles.They say that the higher you climb, the harder you fall--and Madison Clarke will do anything to keep her new life from crumbling to pieces. Moving from a small town in Maine to Florida, Madison seizes the opportunity to reinvent herself. In Maine she was a "loser," so when the popular kids at her new school decide to take her under their wing, she jumps at the chance. A hot boyfriend, parties, friends . . . If only there wasn't the slight problem of her friendship with Dwight, a cute, funny but totally nerdy guy in Madison's physics class. She can't deny he's fun to spend time with--when no one else is looking. Running from her past and stumbling through the present, what choices lie ahead for Madison in her new life in Florida?From the author of The Kissing Booth, Beth Reekles captures how much it takes to reinvent yourself and not leave behind your own sense of integrity. Readers will laugh, empathize, and cheer on Madison as she figures out things.
  • Rolling

    Leonard P. Stumm

    language (, March 18, 2014)
    The story of how eleven year old Ferdy Flynn - ('cinematic genius in waiting') -makes his first film is one of adventure and laughter, of romance and danger, of uncool little brothers and always-tired teachers, of grey old men and vicious hounds, of bank robberies and kidnappings. But mostly, it’s a story of friendship. Oh, and one very drunk granny.
  • Rolling

    Sara E. Hoffmann

    Paperback (LernerClassroom, Aug. 1, 2012)
    Explore the motion of rolling through simple text and colorful pictures highlighting dice, rolling pins, and more.
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  • Rolling Dice

    Beth Reekles

    Paperback (Corgi Childrens, Aug. 29, 2013)
    The second cool, sexy YA romance novel from seventeen-year-old Wattpad sensation and author of The Kissing Booth, Beth Reekles. They say that the higher you climb, the harder you fall - and Madison Clarke will do anything to keep her new life from crumbling to pieces. Moving from a small town in Maine to Florida, Madison grasps the opportunity to reinvent herself, to forget about those days of being a lonely, loser outcast, and jumps at the chance when the popular kids decide to take her under their wing. A hot boyfriend, parties, friends...If only there wasn't the slight problem by the name of Dwight, a cute, funny and totally nerdy guy in Madison's physics class who she can't help but enjoy spending time with. Running from her past and stumbling through the present, who knows what lies ahead in this new life in Florida?
  • Rolling Home

    Austin Charters

    eBook (9781732409309, Oct. 1, 2018)
    When Tucker Frost ventures out into the wilderness on a hunting expedition with his Grandpa Angus and his older brother Jordan, the main things on his mind are socializing and graduating from high school.But when Grandpa Angus accidentally drops his gun, releasing a bullet into Tucker's neck, Tucker's whole world tumbles into upheaval.When he wakes, he receives the overwhelming news: his spinal cord has been severed. He'll never walk again. He maintains the use of his arms, and can feel everything above his chest, but as for the rest of it...It's gone.So begins a new journey in Tucker's life. Once an ordinary suburban kid, he's suddenly become extraordinary in a way he never could have expected.ROLLING HOME chronicles the months that follow Tucker's injury. It shows Tucker getting to know his first serious girlfriend, Rebecca, while sorting through his feelings regarding his grandfather and his own father, Mike, who's slipping deeper and deeper into the grip of alcoholism. It often seems like his mother, Paisley, is the household's only stable member. Every time Tucker turns around, his dad or Jordan is heading out the door to go somewhere or another.In the meantime, Tucker has to relearn how to use his body - from functional things like taking a shower to larger challenges like getting in and out of a car.Not to mention discovering sex with Rebecca.As ROLLING HOME advances, Tucker meets Kip Cruiser, a famous motorcycle racer who works part-time coaching a murderball team - murderball being a court-based game wherein paralyzed players compete in their wheelchairs, in something of a demolition derby. When Kip recruits Tucker to sign up for murderball, Rebecca grows insecure and possessive.And her feelings only grow more urgent when Tucker meets Kip's friend Brianna.Meanwhile, Tucker's been avoiding Grandpa Angus. Though they're essentially at peace, they haven't had a chance to discuss what happened - not with any real level of depth.When Tucker's dad gets arrested in a bar fight, the family finds itself with a whole new heap of problems. Mike's facing jail-time. Tucker's furious with him. The pair have never been at ease to begin with, and Tucker's injury has only made their problems worse.Will Mike end up being put away? Will Angus and Tucker confront what happened? Will Tucker end up choosing Brianna over Rebecca? Can Kip be the light that guides Tucker through?ROLLING HOME is a story of growth, love, struggle, and renewal. It's about one kid's attempt to find normalcy from within his wheelchair.And it's about every kid's journey to find his or her own truth.
  • Rolling Rose

    James Stevenson

    Hardcover (Greenwillow, April 1, 1992)
    Rose loves to roll around in her walker, and when no one is looking, she makes a break for the door, takes to the road, and starts a rolling baby caravan through the neighborhood
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  • Rolling Dice

    Beth Reekles

    eBook (RHCP Digital, Aug. 29, 2013)
    The second cool, sexy YA romance novel from seventeen-year-old Wattpad sensation and author of The Kissing Booth, Beth Reekles.They say that the higher you climb, the harder you fall - and Madison Clarke will do anything to keep her new life from crumbling to pieces. Moving from a small town in Maine to Florida, Madison grasps the opportunity to reinvent herself, to forget about those days of being a lonely, loser outcast, and jumps at the chance when the popular kids decide to take her under their wing. A hot boyfriend, parties, friends... If only there wasn't the slight problem by the name of Dwight, a cute, funny and totally nerdy guy in Madison's physics class who she can't help but enjoy spending time with. Running from her past and stumbling through the present, who knows what lies ahead in this new life in Florida?
  • Rolling

    Patricia Whitehouse

    Library Binding (Heinemann, July 18, 2003)
    This book presents simple hands-on experiments that demonstrate what can make pushing easier or more difficult.
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  • Rolling

    Patricia Whitehouse

    Paperback (Heinemann, July 18, 2003)
    This book presents simple hands-on experiments that demonstrate what can make pushing easier or more difficult.
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  • Rolling

    Dana Meachen Rau, Nanci R Vargus Ed.D.

    Library Binding (Benchmark Books, Nov. 1, 2006)
    "Easy to read text with rebuses explores things that roll"--Provided by publisher.
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  • Rolling

    Patricia Whitehouse

    Hardcover (Raintree Publishers, Jan. 1, 2003)
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  • Rolling

    Gareth Owen

    Paperback (HarperCollins UK, Sept. 1, 2011)
    Follow a group of children as they climb to the top of a hill and race each other to the bottom by rolling in this fun rhyming poem.
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