Books with title The Diversion

The Yeerks are finally starting to realize that the "Andalite bandits" are probably not aliens at all. That maybe they've been dealing with humans all along. And no one -- especially the newly appointed Visser One -- is happy about this revelation.When Tobias and the other Animorphs realize that the Yeerks are about to find them, it's by accident. But that doesn't make the discovery any less serious. Because in a war, one side wins and one side loses...

What could a young girl and a penny have in common? They both have enormous dreams!Emma practices tirelessly to become a great diver, but as competition day approaches, her nerves get the better of her, and her confidence begins to wane. When she picks up a penny for good luck, she has no idea that this little copper coin has dreamed of becoming a diver for his entire life! With a lot of hard work, a little luck advice from Dad, and one big wish, Emma and the penny both live their dreams in their own ways. In this humorous story, we learn that anyone can accomplish their dreams, no matter how small they are, if they practice and aren't afraid to jump.

Raised to a life of crime, Sandy is a teenage prostitute, junkie, and con artist. She always joked that her Da taught her a trade, that it hadn’t hurt her to be brought up like she was.But things keep getting more complicated, more dangerous, and Sandy doesn't want to admit even to herself that she longs for an honest, normal life. Even when she tries to change, things don’t go smoothly. Sandy’s past keeps interfering with her new relationships. In the end, if she and her family don’t pull together, Sandy will not be able to escape yet another ghost of her past. Do they have what it takes for her to change her life completely?—I am very impressed with P.D. Workman’s writing. Sandy is a druggie and a hooker, but you really like and pull for her. She is a character you can really get behind and cheer on! Diversion is well-edited and an enjoyable read—fast-paced and intense, with a great climax and conclusion! —I absolutely loved the flow of this book. It worked as a stand alone too, if you haven't read the series. The way that P.D. Workman writes just flows amazingly and allows the reader to get really invested in the book.—I can't tell you how much I enjoyed reading this book and am eagerly awaiting the next book in the series.

A group of vigilante kids will risk it all to save those they love- and possibly an entire country in the process...Liz is losing hope that they will ever see peace in their lifetime as they set out on a journey to save those they love. They know they will face great danger with whatever numerous traps The Elected has set to keep them away.With The Division drawing near, time is running out for them to rejoin with the entire group and formulate a plan that could permanently take down the evil organizations oppressing the population for as long as they can remember. And a great price will be paid for victory.Who will prevail in the last installment of The United Trilogy?This is the last book in this dystopian trilogy for fans of Hunger Games and Divergent.

Raised to a life of crime, Sandy is a teenage prostitute, junkie, and con artist. She always joked that her Da taught her a trade, that it hadn’t hurt her to be brought up like she was.But things keep getting more complicated, more dangerous, and Sandy doesn't want to admit even to herself that she longs for an honest, normal life. Even when she tries to change, things don’t go smoothly. Sandy’s past keeps interfering with her new relationships. In the end, if she and her family don’t pull together, Sandy will not be able to escape yet another ghost of her past. Do they have what it takes for her to change her life completely?—I am very impressed with P.D. Workman’s writing. Sandy is a druggie and a hooker, but you really like and pull for her. She is a character you can really get behind and cheer on! Diversion is well-edited and an enjoyable read—fast-paced and intense, with a great climax and conclusion! —I absolutely loved the flow of this book. It worked as a stand alone too, if you haven't read the series. The way that P.D. Workman writes just flows amazingly and allows the reader to get really invested in the book. —I can't tell you how much I enjoyed reading this book and am eagerly awaiting the next book in the series.

A group of vigilante kids will risk it all to save those they love- and possibly an entire country in the process...Liz is losing hope that they will ever see peace in their lifetime as they set out on a journey to save those they love. They know they will face great danger with whatever numerous traps The Elected has set to keep them away.With The Division drawing near, time is running out for them to rejoin with the entire group and formulate a plan that could permanently take down the evil organizations oppressing the population for as long as they can remember. And a great price will be paid for victory.Who will prevail in the last installment of The United Trilogy?This is the last book in this dystopian trilogy for fans of Hunger Games and Divergent.