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Mandie and the Invisible Troublemaker (Mandie, Book #24)
by Lois Gladys LeppardOther books in this series are also available from Bookshare.
Mandie and the Medicine Man (Mandie, Book #6)
by Lois Gladys LeppardSHARE SUSPENSE, MYSTERY, AND ADVENTURE WITH MANDIE AND HER FRIENDS! A Cherokee superstition seems to have come back to haunt Mandie and her friends--the gold they discovered has been donated to build a new hospital, but someone or something is tearing the walls down as fast as they can be built. The guard posted to watch the site is knocked out, tied up and blindfolded. Will Mandie be able to find her friend Joe? Will Mandie and Sallie be rescued from their kidnappers? Will Mandie learn her lesson about jumping to conclusions?
Mandie and the Midnight Journey (Mandie, Book #13)
by Lois Gladys LeppardThe school year is over and Mandie is coming home for the summer. Mandie Book readers will expect that she can hardly wait to be with her mother and stepfather, her friends and loved ones. But that's not the way it works out... Ever since Mandie's mother told her she was going to have a baby, the thought of having to share her mother with a brother or sister has caused problems for her. When she arrives home those troubling thoughts become even stronger. And the baby never stops crying! Book jacket. ages 9-12, number 13 in the Mandie Series.
Mandie and the Mysterious Bells (Mandie, Book #10)
by Lois Gladys LeppardFor children 8-13, mystery adventures set in the North Carolina backwoods at the turn of the century. This is book 10 in the Mandie series.
Mandie and the Secret Tunnel (Mandie, Book #1)
by Lois Gladys LeppardThis is the first book in the Mandie series. Mandie's father dies, and she finds out that she has an uncle. For grades 3-5.
Mandie and the Silent Catacombs (Mandie, Book #16)
by Lois Gladys LeppardMandie solves a mystery in Europe.
Mandie and the Singing Chalet (Mandie, Book #17)
by Lois Gladys LeppardOther books about Mandie are available from Bookshare.
Mandie and the Trunk's Secret (Mandie, Book #5)
by Lois Gladys LeppardFor children 8-13, mystery adventures set in the North Carolina backwoods at the turn of the century. Mandie and her best friend return to the attic to investigate the mysterious old trunk and discover a set of old letters which include some important and exciting information. This is an AR reading book, and is number 5 in the Mandie series.
Mandy (Ellie's People #9)
by Mary BorntragerMandy Schrock, with five older sisters, is pleased when she finally has a baby brother. Yet she and her close-knit Amish family are saddened to learn that Lloydie was born with a serious health problem. At first Mandy is eager to help care for Lloydie, but after a while, she resents the extra burden. Years later she struggles with guilt. But in time, she talks it out with a friend and with her mother. When sixteen, Mandy eagerly goes to youth singings. Her girlfriend invites her along to work at a home for handicapped children, where she can use her experience with Lloydie. Back home on weekends, things start to sparkle between Mandy and Levi Slabach. Read all of the books in the Ellie's People Series about Amish family life including #1. Ellie, #2. Rebecca, #3. Rachel, #4. Daniel, #5. Reuben, #6. Andy, #7. Polly, #8. Sarah and #9. Mandy.
Mandy (The Julie Andrews Collection)
by Johanna Westerman Julie EdwardsThe magic of finding a home Mandy, a ten-year-old orphan, dreams of a place to call her own. Escaping over the orphanage wall to explore the outside world, Mandy discovers a tiny deserted cottage in the woods. All through the spring, summer, and fall, Mandy works to make it truly hers. Sometimes she "borrows" things she needs from the orphanage. Sometimes, to guard her secret, she even lies. Then, one stormy night at the cottage, Mandy gets sick, and no one knows how to find her a special friend she didn't know she had.
Mandy Miller Fights Back (Sweet Valley Twins #48)
by Jamie Suzanne Francine PascalMandy Miller wants to join the Unicorns, but the Unicorns don't want Mandy Miller! She wears wild thrift-shop outfits, and the other members think she tries too hard to fit in. Jessica thinks she's funny and nice, and she likes her offbeat way of dressing. The Unicorns have asked Jessica to tell Mandy that she can't join, but Jessica just can't bring herself to break the bad news. How can Jessica be friends with the Unicorns and Mandy at the same time? Suddenly Mandy gets some frightening news that makes the Unicorns seem unimportant to both Mandy and Jessica -- and now Jessica is afraid of losing her newfound friend for good!
Mandy Sue Day
by Roberta Karim<P>The harvest is in, and the Indian summer air is crisp and clear. As a reward for hard work, Papa and Mama are giving each of their children a whole day free from chores to spend any way they want. This perfect day is Mandy Sue's very own to spend with her best friend: her horse Ben. <P>Together they drink in the sounds, tastes, smells, and feel of autumn as they trot through the cool woods and gallop across the plain. And when they get home, there's a mouth-watering treat-Mama's freshly baked donuts. <P>Mandy Sue Day, with Roberta Karim's sprightly, poetic language, complemented by Karen Ritz's vivid illustrations, tells of a blind girl's love for her horse and the exuberance and closeness that only two can share. <P>When Roberta Karim was six, she won a pony. On carefree afternoons she brushed, rode, and napped on her pony (and later her horse). On not-so-carefree Saturdays she cleaned out the stable. Recalling that time, Ms. Karim realized that her memories were based not just on seeing, but on the sounds, smells, tastes, and feel of a day spent with her horse. From that idea came the inspiration for Mandy Sue Day. <P>Roberta Karim earned her B.A. from Ohio Wesleyan University and her M.A. from Purdue University. She lives in Bay Village, Ohio, with her husband and two young sons. Karen Ritz earned a degree in children's literature and illustration from the University of Minnesota. She has illustrated over twenty children's books, including Earthquake in the Third Grade by Laurie Myers. Ms. Ritz lives in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Mandy the Outsider: Prelude to World War 2
by Norma Jean LutzTen-year old Mandy McMichael doesn't fit in at her new school in Seattle. She's very smart, but the "in crowd" teases her so much she decides to play dumb to quiet their taunts. Then there's her friendship with a Japanese family--and in 1939, with the world on the brink of war, hers is not a popular position. Using actual historical events to tell a compelling fictional story, Mandy the Outsider is a poignant tale of a girl balancing her desire for acceptance with her need to do right, and to be who God wants her to be.
Manes and Reins
by Raintree Steck-Vaughn StaffA second grade workbook to aid the students as they learn how to read and answer comprehension questions.
Manfish: A Story of Jacques Cousteau
by Jennifer Berne Eric PuybaretBefore Jacques Cousteau became an internationally known oceanographer and champion of the seas, he was a curious little boy. In this lovely biography, poetic text and gorgeous paintings combine to create a portrait of Jacques Cousteau that is as magical as it is inspiring. <p><p> <i>Advisory: Bookshare has learned that this book offers only partial accessibility. We have kept it in the collection because it is useful for some of our members. Benetech is actively working on projects to improve accessibility issues such as these in the future.</i>
Manga Touch (Orca Currents)
by Jacqueline PearceDana is excited about her school trip to Japan despite the fact that she is surrounded by the Melly Mob, "in-crowd" kids who make fun of her. Dana is certain she will be less of an outsider in Japan, home of manga and anime. But she soon discovers that it's just as difficult to fit in with a foreign culture as it is to fit in at school. And the only other manga fan that she meets refuses to talk to her. As Dana learns to meet people halfway and gains some friends in Japan, Melissa, leader of the Melly Mob, makes every effort to remind her that she's still an outsider. This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for middle-grade readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don’t like to read! The epub edition of this title is fully accessible. Also available in French as L'effet manga.
Mangi Ani Tichi Aai
by Meenakshi SardesaiThis is a story of Mangi who was very intelligent. There was no financial backup for her studies and they had a problem running the house. So she makes a plan. She goes and finds a job for her mother. The mother was not comfortable with it but Mangi somehow convinces everybody at home and they all stay very happy. Mangi also studies hard and managed to get a scholarship.
Mangler the Dark Menace: Book 8 (Sea Quest #8)
by Adam BladeMax and his friends have already fought off three terrible Robobeasts. Now they face the ultimate battle, as the evil Professor tries to use Mangler the Dark Menace to destroy the ocean worlds!Don't miss the other books in this series: Shredder the Spider Droid, Stinger the Sea Phantom and Crusher the Creeping Terror.
Mangler the Dark Menace: Book 8 (Sea Quest Ser.)
by Adam BladeMax and his friends have already fought off three terrible Robobeasts. Now they face the ultimate battle, as the evil Professor tries to use Mangler the Dark Menace to destroy the ocean worlds!Don't miss the other books in this series: Shredder the Spider Droid, Stinger the Sea Phantom and Crusher the Creeping Terror.
Mango All the Time (Mango Delight #3)
by Fracaswell HymanIn the exciting conclusion to the Mango Delight trilogy, Mango goes to Hollywood and becomes the star of a television series! Mango Delight Fuller is ready for her next big break, which just might be in Hollywood! So she heads to California and auditions for a new television series. As she and her family settle in, she meets new friends who also end up competing with Mango for roles. Unfortunately, Mango&’s big screen test does not go well. But when the star drops out of the show, Mango&’s new manager convinces the producers to rework the show with Mango as the star. The new series, Mango All the Time (she&’s a girl who sings and time travels), goes into production and Mango must face the realities of success. Will she be able to juggle a star&’s extra-heavy workload, while keeping egos in check, heartbreak at bay, and managing the changes to her family&’s life?
Mango Delight (Mango Delight #1)
by Fracaswell Hyman&“Mango is as delightful as her middle name indicates, and middle-grade readers will easily recognize their own experiences in her friendship struggles.&” —Booklist (starred review) What happens when your BFF becomes your EFF . . . EX-Friend-Forever? When seventh-grader Mango Delight Fuller accidentally breaks her BFF Brooklyn&’s new cell phone, her life falls apart. She loses her friends and her spot on the track team, and even costs her father his job as a chef. But Brooklyn&’s planned revenge—sneakily signing up Mango to audition for the school musical—backfires when Mango not only wins the lead role, but becomes a YouTube sensation and attracts the attention of the school&’s queen bee, Hailey Jo. Hailey Jo is from a VERY wealthy family, and expects everyone to do her bidding. Soon Mango finds herself forced to make tough choices about the kind of friend she wants to have . . . and, just as important, the kind of friend she wants to be.
Mango Memories
by Sita SinghHere is a completely captivating picture book that celebrates family, tradition...and mangoes!Every summer, the branches of a little girl's favorite tree droops heavy with mangoes. And this year, she is finally old enough to help her family harvest them. Her brother shares a memory about his first time mango picking: his father holding him steady as he reached high above for the fruit. But when the girl climbs the tree, she becomes too dizzy. Then her grandma shares a mango memory: learning, many years ago, to toss a stone that knocked the fruit from the branches. But when the girl throws her stone, she keeps missing.How can this little heroine create her own mango memory if she can't even pick a mango?Narrated by a determined young Indian child, and set in a lush mango grove, here is a picture book that honors generational traditions and beautifully introduces young readers to a culture with which they may not be familiar.
Mango, Abuela y yo (¡Arriba la Lectura!, Read Aloud Module 3 #1)
by Meg Medina Ángela DomínguezNIMAC-sourced textbook
Mango, Abuela, and Me
by Meg Medina Angela DominguezMia’s abuela has left her sunny house with parrots and palm trees to live with Mia and her parents in the city. The night she arrives, Mia tries to share her favorite book with Abuela before they go to sleep and discovers that Abuela can’t read the words inside. So while they cook, Mia helps Abuela learn English (“Dough. Masa”), and Mia learns some Spanish too, but it’s still hard for Abuela to learn the words she needs to tell Mia all her stories. Then Mia sees a parrot in the pet-shop window and has the perfectoidea for how to help them all communicate a little better. An endearing tale from an award-winning duo that speaks loud and clear about learning new things and the love that bonds family members.