Following the often turbulent emotional and physical passages of teenagers on a successful wilderness therapy program, the author reveals how the great outdoors can transform the lives of America's teens
This is the beginning of her passionate connection to words, and as language becomes her refuge, allowing her to piece together the fragments of her world, it becomes her true home.
These teens represent the tremendous diversity within the American Muslim community, and their book, like them, contains multitudes. Bilal writes about being a Muslim musician. Imaan imagines a dystopian Underground.
A retelling of the cummulative folktale in which a silly chicken and her barnyard friends run around shouting that the sky is falling.
A rainbow of fat plastic rings littered the silver gray carpet, and a grandfather clock ticked against the far wall. She sank onto the sofa, crossing her legs. “Now,” she said, beckoning him to sit beside her. “I'm Lisa. Lisa Mitchell.
Stunning.’ Jennifer Niven, author of All the Bright Places ‘Amy Beashel holds nothing back when confronting rape culture and toxicity; this beautiful book will floor you and deserves to be on every shelf, everywhere.’ Kathleen Glasgow ...
This eagle was broken. Something so large and wild—broken. “Serken,” she whispered. “Let's just go.” The broken eagle twitched her head toward Aisulu's voice. But Serik didn't even look at her. He slid down from the horse like a cat ...
Staying with his aunt in the wake of his mother' desertion, grandmother's death and father's service in World War II, young Levi is placed alone on a train bound for his father's last known location and endures painful, eye-opening lessons ...
A retelling of the cummulative folktale in which a silly chicken and her barnyard friends run around shouting that the sky is falling.
An action-packed thriller from global bestseller Wilbur Smith The Syrian plane disintegrated, evaporating in a gush of silvery smoke, rent through with bright white lightning, and the ejecting pilot's body was blown clear of the fuselage.
A retelling of the cummulative folktale in which a silly chicken and her barnyard friends run around shouting that the sky is falling.