Books with title Together Apart

For bedtime or cuddle time, here's a sweet and reassuring picture book about the love, friendship, and togetherness of a parent and child - starring two super-adorable polar bears.A parent and baby polar bear have a sweet, fun-filled, loving day together in their cheerful Arctic home, as the big bear reassures the little bear that they will be best friends forever. From the illustrator of Sometimes I Like to Curl Up In a Ball and I Love It When You Smile, this is an adorable and soothing picture book celebrating love, friendship, parents, children, and the bonds of family.

Isaac, on the run from his oppressive stepfather, needs time to hammer out a plan for his future. Hannah needs space to mend the hurt of losing two brothers to the blizzard—space she can’t find in her family’s crowded soddie. Determination, a healthy dose of luck, and a handbill advertising a position for an “Apprentice in a Growing Business Concern” draw first one, then the other of these former schoolmates to the stately home of the unconventional Eliza Moore. Like the stumbled-upon haystack that sheltered Hannah and Isaac from the blizzard and saved their lives, Eliza’s house becomes a safe, if temporary, haven. One day Hannah and Isaac will need to face their lives again, out in the open. That day is coming all too soon. Author Dianne E. Gray based this fictional story on a real event in history: the “School Children’s Blizzard,” a fierce storm that engulfed the plains states on January 12, 1888. Striking many regions during the school day, the death toll included many rural children. In imagining the aftermath of this tragedy, Gray conceived two memorable young people whose stories are bound together by the storm.

Isaac, on the run from his oppressive stepfather, needs time to hammer out a plan for his future. Hannah needs space to mend the hurt of losing two brothers to the blizzard—space she can’t find in her family’s crowded soddie. Determination, a healthy dose of luck, and a handbill advertising a position for an “Apprentice in a Growing Business Concern” draw first one, then the other of these former schoolmates to the stately home of the unconventional Eliza Moore. Like the stumbled-upon haystack that sheltered Hannah and Isaac from the blizzard and saved their lives, Eliza’s house becomes a safe, if temporary, haven. One day Hannah and Isaac will need to face their lives again, out in the open. That day is coming all too soon.Author Dianne E. Gray based this fictional story on a real event in history: the “School Children’s Blizzard,” a fierce storm that engulfed the plains states on January 12, 1888. Striking many regions during the school day, the death toll included many rural children. In imagining the aftermath of this tragedy, Gray conceived two memorable young people whose stories are bound together by the storm.

'Harry Potter didn't make it to class, instead, they were dragged off to save the world' ***** Amazon review! After what happened in France and the increasing pressure placed on the chosen seven, more and more attention is coming Michael's way. Even the Sirani Foundation is looking at the Irish lad, wondering what makes him so special... This is a question Michael continues to ask himself... His increasing notoriety in the eyes of the world, along with his fame within the Sirani Foundation and Mancini Corporation results in Michael becoming increasingly cocky, which has dire consequences in Spain... Has Michael proven himself unsuitable for leading such a task? Is he destined to fail? One thing is certain, the pressure is mounting and their experiences in Mexico and France will seem like a walk in the park in comparison to what's about to go down in Madrid.

Have you ever noticed how being with your best friend makes your day brighter? Mousse and Nut have! They love walking together, playing together, and laughing together.Everything is wonderful—until they start to notice there are some things they just can't do together. Can Mousse and Nut really be friends when they're so different?Of course they can!These endearing, floppy dogs will wag their way into the hearts of children as they teach a gentle lesson about friendship.