Bad Apple
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Bad Apple
By Barry OzeroffBAD APPLE makes for good entertainment! This book is a solid piece of literary creative gold!” —Bill McDonald, Author, Award-Winning Poet, Founder of American Authors Association & of Military Writers Society of America.
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Bad Apple
By Kristi Petersen SchoonoverWe paraded down the staircase, and an old woman stopped at its base just to watch me descend; we sashayed across the lobby and into the theatre, decked in gold and purple, bursting with ribbons and the voice of a woman who sung about ...
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Bad Apple
By Huw Lewis-JonesOne bad apple is up to no good in this lively, rhyming romp about actions and consequences.
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Bad Apple: A Cletus Parr Mystery
By Richard S. WheelerWho assassinated the world's greatest cutting horse and why?
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Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship
By Edward HemingwayForging a fast but unusual friendship with Will the worm, Mac, a young apple, is bullied by other apples who say that apples and worms are not supposed to like each other, a situation that compels Mac to stand up for himself.
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Bad Apple
By Laura Ruby"If I really wanted to open up, I'd confess that I really am the liar everyone believes I am.
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Bad Apple
By L. HillMany men fought--and many men died--in the Texas Revolution of 1836. This is the story of John Apple. A man who not only fought in the battle of the Alamo, he lived to avenge it . . . THE ROAD TO THE ALAMO John Apple is a simple man.
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Bad Apple
By Elle KennedyA flirty standalone novel* from New York Times and international bestselling author Elle Kennedy!
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Bad Apple
By Huw Lewis-Jones, Ben SandersA laugh-out-loud picture book starring a truly terrible piece of fruit In this hilarious story about a really bad apple by award-winning author and polar explorer Huw Lewis Jones, a series of simple rhymes is transformed into a sequence of ...
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Bad Apple: The Baddest Chick
By Nisa SantiagoHer wicked scheming explodes into the ultimate betrayal. Nisa Santiago's tale of beautiful sisters from Harlem proves that when sibling rivalry spins out of control, loyalty is just a word on the streets.
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Bad Apple: A Tale of Friendship
By Edward HemingwayLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Hemingway, Edward. Bad apple : a tale of friendship / Edward Hemingway. p. cm. Summary: Relates how Mac, the apple, and Will, the worm, become friends. [1. Apples—Fiction. 2.
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Bad Apple: Book One in the Bad Apple Duet
By Gemini JensenShe has no idea what's coming for her. They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, and the Creed family tree is full of bad apples. But me?I'm the most rotten of them all. Note: This is a full-length novel that ends on a cliffhanger.
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Bad Apple
By Lani Lynn ValeThe road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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Bad Apple
By Zoje StageSeven-year-old Hanna is a sweet but silent angel in the adoring eyes of her daddy.
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Bad Apple: The Baddest Chick
By Nisa SantiagoHer wicked scheming explodes into the ultimate betrayal. Nisa Santiago's tale of beautiful sisters from Harlem proves that when sibling rivalry spins out of control, loyalty is just a word on the streets of the Big Apple.
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Bad Apple
By Elle KennedyWhen Maggie Reilly shows up at a hotel expecting to meet her occasional lover, she accidentally ends up with Ben Barrett, Hollywood's most notorious bad boy.
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Bad Apple
By Lancaster HillMany men fought—and many men died—in the Texas Revolution of 1836. This is the story of John Apple. A man who not only fought in the battle of the Alamo, he lived to avenge it . . . THE ROAD TO THE ALAMO John Apple is a simple man.
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Bad Apple
By Anthony BrunoBut the operation goes very wrong when Bells shoots a man and takes Tozzi hostage. In a showdown worthy of the Big Apple, the good guys and the bad guys meet up among the giant balloons lining up for the Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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Bad Apple: A Novel
By Anthony BrunoAn FBI sting operation featuring agents Mike Tozzi and Cuthbert Gibbons who are on their sixth case.
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Bad Apple
By Matt WhymanAs a rule Maurice tries to avoid trouble - until the day he crosses paths with Wretch, a very bad apple indeed. And with tensions rising, can these two teens put their differences aside in order to survive?