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Legend of the Tigris
Ahoy! In 1897 I was a small tiger cub living in the jungle of Siam, a country in Asia now called Thailand. I lived with my brother Saalah, my mother Maiarta, and twenty other tigers. We were the tigers of Eden, from the direct bloodline of the first tigers who walked the earth. As such we had the gift of our ancesters, the ability to communicate with the voice of man. We were guarded by a group of holy men called monks. They kept us safe from poachers, bad people who hurt animals for money! One day these poachers found us and chased us into the jungle. I was lost from my family but saved by the crew of the American merchant ship, The Solaris. My name is Sasha, and this is the story of my life on the Solaris - The Legend of the Tigris!
Dying Hard on Gold Mountain
Teri Lovejoy has Lemon Boy and the two Bobby's escorting a group of rowdy teenagers to the ski festival this year. Lemon Boy is also there to see the rapper TruLuv. The two of them just found out they are father and son, but TruLuv has refused to talk to him. It's time for the Nubian Winter Festival, an annual event for African-Americans and other minority skiers from all over the country! This year it's at the first minority owned ski resort, Gold Mountain. But Gold Mountain has enemies, and it's not a black thing. It's a gold thing. A group of locals have been secretly and illegally mining gold from the back side of Gold Mountain. With gold trading at $1500 per ounce, every speck of dust m...
Hunger
Nadine Charleston had a career, a brilliant son on college scholarship, and friends as close as siblings. Gerald Phillips was one of the best tax attorneys in the country more than halfway up the fast track. When mutual friends brought these no-nonsense people together, there was electricity, but it was a negative charge. However life continued to push these strong wills together, forcing them to face the wonderful and not so wonderful things in their lives. With the help of Grace, Doc, Katie, Gregory, and the unstoppable Mother Farris the lesson rang through. In this story, the hunger for love, like the hunger for the wonderful food in this book, will not be denied. Bonus: recipes for some of the dishes in Hunger in the back! Enjoy!
Dying Hard in the Big Easy
Lemon Boy Phillips, of Paladin Security, provided protection and crowd management. The Lemon Boy tag was a childhood reference to his complexion and freckles. Then Lola Montclaire strolled back into his life. In New Orleans, bluesman Blind Billy Brown was planning a concert in the Ninth Ward, and he called Old School performers to come home, including Lola, her nephew MC TruLuv, and her security, Lemon Boy, but it wouldn't be N'awlins without controversy. Billy's concert was taking place at the same time as the famous New Orleans Jazz Revival. Secondly, the lead act at the revival was TruLuv's enemy, MC "OOO-WEE," a rapper whose music is only overshadowed by his drunken violence. Then MC OOO-WEE was found dead, and his girlfriend Alexis was found floating in the Mississippi. THAT WAS A MISTAKE, KILLING THEM ON LEMON BOY'S WATCH! Evidence pointed to someone from Blind Billy's concert. The police were eager to make an arrest. Lemon Boy had to make sure it's the right person. With the help of his staff, Terri, Bobby Sr. and Bobby Jr., he will solve the case of: Dying Hard in the Big Easy!
Nature Noir
Smith chronicles his 14 years as a park ranger on a huge tract of government land in the Sierras, illuminating some startling truths about America's wild lands.
Inside the Corn Industry
Some commodities command massive economic, social, and political influence. This title examines the business around corn, the most ubiquitous crop in the United States. It explores corn's many uses, complex supply chain, and attendant environmental debates. Features include essential facts, a glossary, selected bibliography, websites, source notes, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Essential Library is an imprint of Abdo Publishing, a division of ABDO.
Jud
With a career record of 420-273 and an MSU mark of 340-220, Jud Heathcote has more than stood the test of time; upon his retirement, he was the fifth-winningest coach in Big Ten history. He directed the Spartans to the 1979 NCAA championship, three Big Ten titles, and seven 20-win seasons. He was named National Coach of the Year by his peers in 1990 and earned similar honors from national publications, as the "Jud Farewell Tour" swept the Midwest. For the 1994-95 campaign, the Spartans finished 14-4 in the Big Ten and 22-6 overall.
One Shining Season
The Lansing State Journal awardwinning staff of writers and photographers relive the highlights of the Big Ten Conference's undisputed regular-season and postseason champ, its amazing 22-game winning streak, and its colossal rematch with Duke in the Final Four.
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Caleb West, Master Diver
Dive into the thrilling world of Francis Hopkinson Smith’s Caleb West, Master Diver, a novel that plunges readers into the adventurous life of a skilled diver. Follow Caleb West as he navigates the challenges and perils of his profession, revealing the courage and expertise required to excel in such a demanding field. As Smith’s narrative unfolds, you'll be captivated by the detailed portrayal of underwater exploration and the personal journey of Caleb West. The novel combines elements of adventure, technical skill, and human drama, offering a vivid and immersive reading experience. But here’s a provocative question: What drives Caleb West to confront the dangers of the deep? How do hi...
