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Author: Pat Brisson Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers ISBN: 9780027143508 Category : Brothers and sisters Languages : en Pages : 32
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Kate's letters to her best friend back home chart her family's trip through the South and back up through Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and reveal her true affection for the brother with whom she is always fighting.
Author: Pat Brisson Publisher: Atheneum Books for Young Readers ISBN: 9780689715457 Category : Juvenile Nonfiction Languages : en Pages : 44
Book Description
Kate's letters to her best friend back home chart her family's trip through the South and back up through Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and reveal her true affection for her brother with whom she is always fighting.
Author: Pat Brisson Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books For Young Readers ISBN: 9780027143508 Category : Brothers and sisters Languages : en Pages : 32
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Kate's letters to her best friend back home chart her family's trip through the South and back up through Kentucky, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, and reveal her true affection for the brother with whom she is always fighting.
Author: Shannon Holly Publisher: Shannon Holly ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 225
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Her family can travel to other dimensions through doors only they can see. But the key to saving those hidden worlds and her missing aunt lies in a childhood summer she can’t remember and a power she didn’t know she had. Kate shouldn’t be here. Yet here she was, risking her mom’s wrath, to come back to a house she can’t remember. A house her estranged aunt lived in until her disappearance a year ago. A house her mom desperately tries to keep Kate from. But Kate can’t resist the pull of the house as it draws her in and soon memories of a magical childhood summer spent with her aunt start to surface. Strange, impossible ones that can’t be real and she can’t explain. Seeking answers, she secretly moves into the house and discovers her aunt’s hidden journal, locked away. Not sure what to expect, Kate begins to read and is soon thrust into worlds filled with doors and danger. Her world is further shaken when she finds out her family can move through doors only they can see. When a creature rips through the fabric in the sky above and threatens Kate, she is left shaken with the possibility that her aunt may be alive, held captive for information that could end all worlds, and Kate is the key to finding her.
Author: Melissa LaShure Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc. ISBN: 1098044665 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 187
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Elise is a kind, independent coffee shop owner. She has many friends but longs to be in love. Through a friend, she discovers a fairy tale world where she begins her journey to finding love. Her life quickly becomes complicated as she deals with surprises and impossible odds in her fight for love. Elise soon discovers that love is worth the wait!
Author: Kelly James-Enger Publisher: Kensington Books ISBN: 9780758209740 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 360
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A rollicking romp through the often perilous world of dating follows two best friends in Chicago as they search for the perfect man who gives off "The Vibe." Reprint.
Author: K.A. Fox Publisher: JMS Books LLC ISBN: 164656393X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 145
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Rhea loves helping her friends. She's always been the kind of girl to do anything for just about anyone. But the most selfless act she's ever tried to accomplish is being a surrogate for her gay best friend and his husband. After three rounds of IVF, everything looks bleak and hopeless. That is until the tables turn and she realises her best friend and his husband want way more than she ever expected. What she learns quickly is that she wants it way more than she realised herself. A new adventure leads to unexpected outcomes when she finds out she's gotten more than she ever wanted from life. Will she manage to give her best friend what he's always wanted, too?
Author: Brendan Hanley Publisher: Lulu.com ISBN: 141163182X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 496
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Kate is a pretty red-head, nearly sixteen years old and yearning to become an astronaut. A family tragedy opens the way for her to fulfil her dream, and a life of adventure and comradeship unfolds. The next few years bring a rich mix of fulfilment, joy, sorrow, distress, and eventually, romance. There is also the prospect of a place in the history books, as the crew is chosen for the greatest journey of the century.
Author: Frederic Colier Publisher: Books We Live by ISBN: 162848005X Category : Performing Arts Languages : en Pages : 158
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The Playground is the Thing: "Why did you bring me here? To a place like this?" asks the bewildered Kate while trapped in the conceptual hopscotch of Frederic Colier’s relentless imagination. As moral outrage resurfaces in our overtly self-conscious Look-Forward-In-Angst generation, it becomes apparent that our intellectual community is in dire need of a playground – more specifically, Colier’s Playground For Talking Heads. Recently published by Luminous Press, this collection of 5 one-act plays comes complete with a merry-go-round of power games, a playing field of characters and concepts, and a sea-saw teetering between inter-personal conflict and social issues. As an oasis of bold insight amidst a theatrical landscape that is otherwise replete in PC rhetoric, strewn with stylistic devices and littered with oblique references, Playground proves an indispensable resource. It is a fertile world of human transformation, a tersely dramatic cluster of social concerns peopled by fragmented lives. In short, the sensibility of Playground manages to resurrect the dramatic play till it resounds with its original verb-like connotation. From the Lanford Wilson-like monologue of Firedamp - where a character’s futile desperation surfaces as he tries to cajole his supposedly apathetic partner into leaving with him only to discover that it is he himself who has been left behind - to the darkly David Rabe-like torments of Heartbreak Tango (replete in lines like "You thought you were so clever telling me about your childhood memories, hoping I'd reveal something about mine. I knew right away what you were up to with your little regrets"), Colier’s aperçus resonate with contemporary malaise. His is a sandbox where domestic violence has global repercussions, where minor fetishes each have their grand counterparts. As the mother in Sharing Circle succinctly notes "I wouldn't let him (your father) touch me to act out his rage. That's why he built this empire. And this is why I have to sell it." Like Bernard Marie Koltes who employed theatre as a forum for cross-cultural exploration, Colier follows a minor character from his own Heartbreak Tango and delivers us into the idiosyncratic realm of The Undertaking – a play where an otherwise archetypal hooker swings airborne in effortless repartees like "What keeps petty criminals petty is their guilt". This, while The Proposal enlists characters ordinarily found in an Ayckbourn comedy to slide down the slippery length of a horror genre’s plot line. If the anti-thriller twist at the end is indicative of anything, it is not so much that our society shies away from visceral forms of evil but that each of our urbane maneuver’s to sublimate our tendencies becomes an atrocity in its own right. But whether the reluctantly optimistic inhabitants that slide, swing and jump rope through Fredric Colier’s mind remind one of characters by Eugene O’Neill, Ariel Dorfman, or even novelist Martin Amis is not the issue. Instead, it is their respective worldview that matters, that eclectic playground that each of them forms in his head. Though one of the character’s says "My perfect ending is everyone's perfect ending", it is obvious that for Colier this collection is no more than a creative career’s perfect continuation. As uncluttered spots from which to view the rest of our society are concerned, Playground for Talking Heads is bound to have heads both talking and turning for a very long while.
Author: Pat Brisson
Author: Pat Brisson
Author: Pat Brisson
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Author: Shannon Holly
Author: Melissa LaShure
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Author: Brendan Hanley
Author: Frederic Colier