What if Le Patron has taken her out of the city? Or done something else to her? Even with the heat from the wood oven, I shiver. I rack my brain about where else to look. Then I get an idea. Le Petit Monstre.
Briar has a vision for the one-act play she's been chosen to direct at her performing arts high school.
Small, shy Calvin becomes the Yo-Yo Prophet when his street tricks get the attention of a bully named Rozelle.
Mrs. Rose sat down beside them. “Mia, you are taking good care of Cheetah. This is a lovely habitat.” “Thank you,” said Mia. “Cheetah loves her habitat. Don't you, Cheetah?” “Mia, what are your plans for Cheetah?” Mrs. Rose asked.
She couldn't see Cheetah at first. Then she spied her hiding in the grass. Mia ran her finger gently down Cheetah's back. Cheetah trembled. "Don't be scared, Cheetah," Mia whispered. She picked Cheetah up and held her close.
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Matt, a white quarterback from Montreal, Quebec, flies to France (without his parents’ permission) to play football and escape family pressure.
And even though an earthquake sends seismic waves reverberating through the earth, like a ringing bell, it is not likely to trigger another large earthquake on the other side of the world. Most places where stress has been building up ...
“Look at Mr. Lawson,” I say. “He'd make a great prison guard.” Nicole laughs again. “Yeah. He's a tool.” The bell rings. Some students start to drift in but not me. “And look at all the rules,” I say. “Abell rings, so everyone goes ...
When he takes up street performing, Rozelle demands a cut and insists on being his manager. To get media attention, she markets him as a yo-yo genius who can predict the future, dubbing him the "Yo-Yo Prophet.
Mrs. Clifford, thinking that would be the easiest goodbye. She was wrong. Sara's boss was unusually weepy. “I just can't imagine what I'm going to do around here without you,” Mrs. Clifford said, dabbing at her eyes with her apron.
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In Out of the Deeps, Anne Laurel Carter captures a boy's first day at work in the mines and a special pit pony's first glimpse of daylight.
Turk needs cash, but he's allergic to his own sweat so getting a job is out of the question.
“Oh, Brendan,” Lark says tenderly. That does it. All at once I'm bawling, and this stuff comes pouring out, only it's not about being mad. It's completely different. “I'm so scared. . .I don't want to die...” Lark puts her arms around ...
uncan Smith is a seventeen-year-old high school student who lives in Ontario. He came out at a much younger age than I did. “I first began questioning my sexuality when I was around twelve or thirteen,” he told me.
Dr. Richmond steps back, cocks his head, tries to focus his sight. Blink, blink. “Come home with your brother and we'll order pizza.” Dallas moves into his father's face again, looks down into his watery eyes. “Don't ever walk onto that ...
I've got some pork pie Mrs. Barnes just baked up yesterday and some good coffee. If you want to pitch in, I'll gladly share my grub. You can start by taking this bucket here and filling it from the wood— pile out back.
And I get paid by Ralph Barnes later in the week. I can't believe I'm even considering it. I pick him up by the neck of his T-shirt and drop him again. “If I do this, you'd better stay straight or I'll break your neck myself.” “I will.
Sixteen-year old Ryan is determined to be a professional snowboarder, but when his board is stolen at the ski resort, he must choose between career and family and make the decision to do the right thing.