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Her Stories: African American Folktales, Fairy Tales and True Tales
by Virginia Hamilton Leo Dillon Diane DillonIn the tradition of Hamilton's The People Could Fly and In the Beginning, a dramatic new collection of 25 compelling tales from the female African American storytelling tradition. Each story focuses on the role of women--both real and fantastic--and their particular strengths, joys and sorrows. <P><P>Winner of the Coretta Scott King Medal
Her Story, Her Strength: 50 God-Empowered Women of the Bible
by Sarah Parker RubioGirls are beautifully and wonderfully made in God&’s image. This comprehensive collection of stories focused on 50 women of the Bible shows how God worked in their lives and continues to have a plan and a purpose for his beloved daughters today.In a world that too often tells girls that they are not enough, Her Story, Her Strength uses biblical retellings and reflections that include the historical context behind each story?to remind young women that they have a God who loves them deeply and empowers them to live and love like he does. For any girl ages 8 and up who is asking questions about her worth, identity, and place in the world and church, this colorful and engaging book provides a positive, loving, and scriptural lens that helps them interpret the messages they receive from their peers, media, and society.Girls who read Her Story, Her Strength will:come to a profound, unshakable understanding of God&’s love for them and their value in his eyes.see how they reflect God&’s image both innately and through the actions, words, and attitudes they choose each day.learn about biblical characters and events in a way designed specifically for them. In addition, Her Story, Her Strength:features readers&’ favorite women of the Bible as well as many less-well-known characters, showing God&’s consistent presence in the lives of women throughout Scripture.is divided into short sections that are both comprehensive and accessible, making it a wonderful tool for school or church lessons as well as family devotions or personal reflection.emphasizes how each woman reflects the image of her Creator, demonstrating the immense value God places on women and girls and pointing them back to him—all from a position rooted in biblical values.includes beautiful, full-color illustrations that help bring each woman to life.
Heralds of Mystery
by X. F. MoixHeralds of the Mystery, born for the purpose of conveying the chronicles of those unhappy witnesses who have experienced all sorts of sad and impossible events. In this series of stories, there will be no room for orthodox reasoning or hasty speculation. None of the events narrated by the witnesses will be logical enough to hope to find satisfactory solutions. Get ready to enter a world where diffuse reality will test your sanity. Will you go unpunished or will you become another herald, a fatal protagonist of the impossible?
Heraxor the Fire Hawk: Series 31 Book 3 (Beast Quest #1131)
by Adam BladeFree the Beasts. Live the Adventure.Join the New Protectors as they battle Beasts and fight Evil in the bestselling adventure series for boys and girls aged 7 and up!In the land of Tangala, legend tells of the Metamorphia - a league of sorcerers who once defied the Emperor and used their magic to create mighty Beasts. Now the New Protectors are on the trail of four such Beasts, resurrected by the witch Zuba. Our brave young heroes must travel to the four corners of the kingdom to defeat Zuba's Beasts before the realm is destroyed for ever . . . but fortunately they are joined by powerful animal companions of their own. When Katya travels through a portal to a faraway part of Tangala, she and her companion, Veradu, find themselves in terrible danger from Heraxor, a gigantic hawk with feathers like blades!There are FOUR thrilling adventures to collect in the latest set of this beloved series - don't miss out!
Herbal Activities for Kids: 50 Nature Crafts, Recipes, and Garden Projects
by Molly Meehan BrownA rich, colorful compendium of crafts, cooking, gardening, and nature exploration activities introduces kids ages 7 and up to the versatility and creative fun of working and playing with herbs. From dandelions to lavender, chamomile, turmeric, and lemon balm, herbs include a wonderfully diverse range of plants for crafting, cooking, and gardening. Kids will love exploring the world of herbs with this lively and colorful collection of 50 nature-based activities created by Molly Meehan Brown and the global community of herbalists who contribute to the Wild Ginger Community Herbal Center. Filled with photos and the whimsical art of Madison Safer, this eclectic and colorful compilation volume features easy-to-follow projects that engage all five senses. Includes activities for different ages and interests such as: How to make a pressed flower and herb collage Tie-dye fabric with turmeric Make elderberry syrup Plant a pollinator garden Make wild berry crumble Craft an herbal wreath or a flower bracelet Write a nature haiku Make lemon balm lip balm, and more! With bits of lore about herbs and herbalism sprinkled throughout, this is the perfect introduction to the versatility and usefulness of herbs for kids ages 7 and up.
Herbert C. Hoover: Thirty-first President Of The United States
by Barbara Garland Polikoff Richard G. YoungPresents the life of Herbert Hoover, including his childhood, education, employment, and political career.
Herbert Carter's Legacy: Or, The Inventor's Son (Classics To Go)
by Jr. AlgerHero Herbert Carter is a poor student, son to a widow. His clothing is mocked for its raggedness by James Leech, fop and son to miser Squire Leech, who holds the mortgage to the Carter cottage. James is noted for being "foolish enough to feel that a man or boy derived importance from the extent of his wardrobe." Herbert turns aside James's insults, and on coming home discovers that his miserly uncle, Herbert, has died. His mother says that one of them should attend the funeral, and Herbert agrees to walk the twenty miles to do so.
Herbert Climbs to the Top (Hippo Park Pals)
by Rilla AlexanderIn the fourth miniature picture book in the Hippo Park Pals series, Herbert climbs to the top of the jungle gym and makes a heroic rescue when Teddy falls!The fourth book in the adorable Hippo Park Pals series, real picture books--perfect for little hands!In the fourth book of the Hippo Park Pals, Herbert climbs to the top of the jungle gym for the first time. Of course, he has to look where he places his feet and balance each step of the way. Step! Pull! Step! Pull! Try not to wobble! He&’s got it! And when Teddy (his stuffed bear) falls, Herbert imagines being a helicopter and making a heroic save!Rilla Alexander&’s hippo siblings, Fiona and Herbert, are adorable and kind! Her colors and the social emotional messages in these precious books meet kids exactly where they are.
Herbert, Hurry Up
by Vicki DeckertA family's horse won't budge until they learn that a little politeness goes a long way.
Herbert on the Slide (Hippo Park Pals #1)
by Rilla AlexanderHerbert loves the slide, and in this first of four irresistible miniature full-length picture books, the littlest readers are introduced to new friends and the charming world of the Hippo Park playground.Herbert loves the slide! Climbing up the ladder, sitting himself down, sending Teddy down first—it's all the best part. Herbert imagines sliding down into a magical underwater world and being chased up a mountain by a bear—preschoolers will love Herbert's adventures playing on the slide, and thrill to this first visit to Hippo Park. All four Hippo Park Pals mini picture books are set in the playground, where the animals play, imagine, and have lots of feelings—just like preschoolers do.
Herbert's First Halloween
by Cynthia Rylant Steven HenryHerbert is deeply doubtful about his first Halloween—but with a little help from his dad and a special tiger costume, Herbert might just find confidence on Halloween night. Together, father and son practice roaring, carve a pumpkin, and venture out in search of candy. And by the end of the night, Herbert finds his doubts have melted away. A sweet introduction to Halloween and to being brave, this book is sure to delight the youngest of trick-or-treaters. Plus, this is the fixed format version, which looks almost identical to the print edition.
Herbert's Wormhole
by Peter Nelson Rohitash RaoHerbert Slewg and his hapless, video game-addicted neighbor Alex Filby have stumbled upon what Einstein could only theorize about: a wormhole through the space/time continuum. They travel 100 years into the future of their no-longer-boring town and are mistaken for alien slayers . . . in a world run by a benevolent alien race with cheerful Australian accents and uncomfortably fake facial hair. Herbert, Alex, and their mutual crush, Sammi Clementine, century-hop across time in order to outwit a disgruntled "G'Dalien. By foiling his evil plot, they save the planet and become 22nd-century hometown heroes in this smart-alecky (but friendly), inventive, wry, and very visual creation.
Herbert's Wormhole: The Rise and Fall of El Solo Libre
by Peter Nelson Rohitash RaoIn the interest of brevity, the publishers of this book have asked its stars-Sammi, Alex, and Herbert-to sum up their latest adventures in one word.
Herbert's Wormhole: AeroStar and the 3 1/2-Point Plan of Vengeance
by Peter Nelson Rohitash RaoThis is the greatest adventure yet for the worlds most famous 11-year-old time-traveling alien slayers A mysterious foe name AeroStar has destroyed the future and is in danger of coming through the wormhole to the present Shes a power-hungry, mega-evil, super nasty villainess bent on revenge against he three meddling kids who disrupted her diabolical plans to control Future Merwinsville: Alex, Herbert, and me, Sammi The weirdest thing is no one knows how this horrible old lady is or where she came from Do we, guys? . . . Guys?This will not end well. Thats all I can say.
Herbie Jones
by Suzy KlineHerbie's experiences in the third grade include finding bones in the boys' bathroom, wandering away from his class on their field trip, and being promoted to a higher reading group.
Herbie Jones and Hamburger Head
by Suzy KlineHerbie's sure that Hamburger Head will make a great pet, but Herbie's dad hates dogs. Can Herbie convince him that Hamburger Head is the perfect pet?
Herbie Jones and the Birthday Showdown
by Suzy KlineWhen Ray decides to throw a party for his ninth birthday, in competition with another boy with the same birthday and more money, he asks his best friend Herbie to help him find an idea that is new, exciting, and free.
Herbie Jones and the Class Gift
by Suzy KlineDisaster strikes when Annabelle trusts Herbie Jones and Raymond with the job of picking up the class's gift to their teacher.
Herbie Jones and the Dark Attic
by Suzy KlineLions and tigers and bears - in Herbie's attic? Herbie's never slept in the attic before. Now he has to stay up there for two weeks while his granddad is visiting. Everything seems spookier in the dark. Herbie hopes having his best friend, Raymond, sleep over will help his first-night jitters. But there's an animal loose in the neighborhood, and Herbie's been hearing strange things at night -- is there really something to fear?
Herbie Jones and the Monster Ball
by Suzy KlineStrike-out king, Herbie Jones, feels that this summer is ruined when his uncle arrives to coach a baseball team and asks Herbie to join up.
Herbie Jones and the Second Grade Slippers
by Suzy KlineHerbie, Ray, and their second-grade classmates learn more about treating each other with respect.
Herbie Jones Moves On
by Suzy KlineWhen his best friend's family plans to move away, Herbie Jones does what he can to cope with the change.
Herbie Jones Sails into Second Grade
by Suzy KlineHerbie meets a new teacher and makes a new friend on his first day of second grade.
Herbie Jones Superhero
by Suzy KlineThird grade isn't looking too good for Herbie Jones. Not only is he stuck being in the lowest reading group in class, but also he has to be good for the entire field trip to the museum! How is Herbie ever going to make it through the year?
Herbie Jones & the Second Grade Slippers
by Sami Sweeten Suzy KlineHerbie Jones and Raymond Martin haven't been friends for long, but they already know they can count on each other in a pinch. When the class promises not to laugh when they make a mistake or do something silly, the boys are certain they can keep it. But when their teacher says that everyone can wear slippers in class, Raymond gets worried. He doesn't have any to bring. There is an extra pair in Herbie's house, but there is a small problem--they are his sister's. Of course Herbie comes up with a plan to save the day. And when the buddies walk into class each wearing one girl's slipper and one boy's, no one laughs.