Books with title THE GREAT, GREAT CHASE

Adventure has called to Lexi yet again leaving her responsible, and a little high-strung, best friend to chase after her. April's only choice to aid her in the search is Lexi's other best friend, Will. April will admit that he's good-looking but that's where his good qualities end. Who knows how she is going to survive this trip let alone find Lexi?

Come with Toot and Puddle as they set off from home in Woodcock Pocket to visit Paris and discover all things French—especially the yummy cuisine. The Great Cheese Chase is on! They first spot chocolate...then blueberry crepes...mmmm...almond croissants...and mmmmmmm, macaroons! When they finally arrive at Le Chateau de Fromage they are TOO FULL FOR FROMAGE! So Toot and Puddle decide to take some back to friends. But why is it half-eaten when they finally get home and open it? TOOT? WHY HAVE YOU GONE ROUGE?

A memoir about the fun times that five sisters had when their unsuspecting parents left them home alone for an evening. The oldest sister Jane is left in charge, and she orchestrates a game of “Chase." The epic game evolves into fighting, tearing the house apart, and accidentally breaking one of their mom’s precious collectibles! The sisters wind up getting into big trouble, but that does not stop them from doing it all over again the next time they are left alone!

A giant Indian elephant. A wild journey across America. An enemy who will never stop. Tad and Cissie are on the run with Khush the elephant. Clammy-fingered, steely-eyed Hannibal Jackson will do anything to capture the animal. Maybe even kill . . . Staying ahead means being faster and smarter - but how do you hide an elephant? Especially one with a mind of its own...

Roused from his sleep, fourteen-year-old Adam Simmons is forced into a nightmare of reality. Without explanation, his father hastily packs a bag with the bare essentials and demands that Adam leave immediately through his bedroom window. Glancing back to see his father waving goodbye, Adam watches as his house suddenly explodes, apparently killing his parents. Instantaneously, Adam’s world ceases to exist. With his hockey bag and a face full of tears, he must continue his journey into this nightmare. Armed only with his ingenuity, Adam searches for answers. Discovering that he is being stalked by some very dangerous people, Adam becomes desperate and seeks the assistance of his closest friends, which proves to be disastrous: one by one, they are kidnapped. Feeling responsible, Adam persists through the arduous tasks of finding his friends and solving the puzzle that has become his life. With the aid of some odd newfound acquaintances and using skills he never knew he possessed, Adam learns that even nightmares can have a happy ending—and, yes, there is a Santa Claus!

The Chase is part 3 of The Lost Pack paranormal serial romance The Lost Pack by NY Times bestselling author, Dawn Michelle.CJ is back. Back in Evan's life and, thanks to her new outlook on life and love, back in his arms. Everything is going to be perfect, as long as they stay clear of her dad and everyone else out to get them.CJ's attitude isn't the only thing different about her though. She's changing more than her address, she's acting weird. Exciting. Aggressive. Evan's been chasing his dream girl his entire life, but this is one dream that might be too good to be true.Look for these other parts of The Lost Pack:Part One: Fallen AlphaPart Two: The HuntPart Three: The ChaseParts Four and beyond: coming soon

Gracie is a courageous third-grader who comes to school with a story to share. She tells her classmates about her family’s experience of losing her baby brother who was born prematurely over the summer vacation. To help Gracie with her grief, her parents had her create a Forever Star in remembrance of her brother who will be with her forever. The class decides they also want to make Forever Stars for their family members and pets that they have lost.Grief is more complicated for children, as they normally do not express themselves as outwardly as adults do. Rachel wanted to give parents a way to help their children, so she came up with the idea of a Forever Star. Her hope is that Gracie’s story will show children that it’s okay to feel sad when they lose a person or even a pet. They should know that their loved ones will be with them forever, shining in their hearts and represented as stars in the sky.Rachel does not show Gracie grieving deeply because her goal was to show one way of handling grief with creativity and hope."Inspiring, engaging, and educational. ‘The Great’ is an invaluable resource for discussing death and bereavement with children. I am sure that this book will help to heal the wounds of loss in any family."– Dr. Anns, Clinical Psychologist and Author of “Tell Me, I Promise I Won't Get Mad”A special and profound thanks to Pam Halter https://www.pamhalter.com/