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Le visiteur
by Francois KeyserDans ce livre des Junglidoux, un visiteur affamé arrive dans la jungle. Lorsque Raphe aperçoit le visiteur, il semblerait que celui-ci ait déjà mangé son ami, Martin le lapin. Il faut absolument que Raphe retrouve ses amis pour les prévenir de l’arrivée de ce redoutable visiteur. Arrivera-t-il à trouver ses amis avant que le visiteur ne les mange eux aussi ou le visiteur mangera-t-il Raphe avant qu’il ne puisse les avertir ?
Le voyage dans le temps - Livre 1 -La découverte (Le voyage dans le temps #1)
by Katrina Kahler Marcelle JacobsLe voyage dans le temps - Livre 1 : « La découverte » est une nouvelle série passionnante sur une jeune fille de 12 ans qui découvre une boîte dans son grenier qui va changer sa vie pour toujours. Avec l'aide de son frère aîné, Oliver, et de sa meilleure amie, Kate, Holly va réussir à voyager dans le temps. Cependant, toutes les grandes aventures ont des conséquences d’une manière ou d’une autre, et ce groupe de jeunes enfants n'est pas du tout préparé à affronter ce qui les attend. En plus de sa découverte, Holly doit également faire face aux enfants cools de l'école, et il y a une fille en particulier qui a l'intention de lui rendre la vie dure. Et quand Zac, le garçon le plus mignon de la classe, commence à s’intéresser à Holly, cela chamboule tout pour elle. C'est une histoire pleine de suspens qui vous tiendra en haleine, et vous voudrez toujours savoir ce qui va se passer ensuite. C'est un livre fantastique pour les filles âgées de 9 à 12 ans, qui deviendra certainement leur livre préféré.
Le Voyage de Belle
by Marilynn ReynoldsBelle est devenue trop vieille et trop raide pour tirer les charrues ou les chariots. Le cheval de Molly ne gagne plus sa pitance qu’en emmenant la jeune fille à ses leçons de piano une fois par semaine. Quand le père de Molly en conclut qu’il est temps de vendre Belle, Molly est ravie à l’idée qu’elle galopera bientôt sur un beau jeune poney. Mais un jour d’hiver, en revenant de ses leçons, Molly et Belle se perdent dans un immense blizzard sorti de nulle part. Et Belle, malgré son âge, affronte la terrible tempête avec une volonté de fer. Quoi qu’il arrive, Belle n’abandonnera pas tant qu’elle n’aura pas ramené sa jeune cavalière à la maison. Le voyage de Belle se passe dans les Prairies canadiennes pendant les années 1920. C’est une histoire émouvante de dévouement sans faille et d’un combat héroïque pour la survie.
Le voyage d’un éléphant, Tonnerre: Empreintes dans le sable
by Erik Daniel Shein et Melissa DavisUn petit éléphant, une aventure grandiose... A force de chercher l'aventure, Tonnerre vit un évènement terrible. Il ne s'attendait pas du tout à se retrouver à nouveau seul, mais les empreintes laissées par sa mère le guideront pour guérir ses douleurs et retrouver son chemin. Au cours de son voyage, il se fera de nouveaux amis : Rasoir, un lion grincheux ; Dash, un genet rapide ; Archie, un lézard bavard ; deux gorilles fantastiques, Harold et Neville. Un voyage aux grottes réunira à nouveau Tonnerre à ses anciens amis. Ensemble, ils réuniront leurs forces pour aider Tonnerre à retrouver la joie de vivre.
Lea 3-Book Collection: Girl of the Year 2016) (American Girl: Girl of the Year 2016 #3)
by Kellen Hertz Lisa Yee Sarah DavisGirls will love hiking through the rainforest and visiting beautiful Brazilian beaches with the 2016 Girl of the Year! This inspiring series of adventure stories includes: Lea Dives In, Lea Leads the Way, and Lea and Camila.
Lea and Camila: Girl of the Year 2016, Book 3) (American Girl: Girl of the Year 2016 #3)
by Kellen Hertz Lisa Yee Sarah DavisFor spring break, Lea has invited her friend Camila to St. Louis for a stateside adventure. They find a stray kitten and make a mysterious discovery while visiting a grand but crumbling mansion. Lea is determined to uncover the secrets of her discovery, but in her search for clues she forgets to be a good host to Camila. And when Lea's best friend, Abby, becomes fast friends with Camila, Lea feels a little left out. Can she find a way to reconnect with her friends and solve the mystery, too?
Lea Dives In: Girl of the Year 2016, Book 1) (American Girl: Girl of the Year 2016 #1)
by Sarah Davis Lisa YeeLea Clark is ten years old and ready to explore the whole world, just like her grandmother! But first she'll start with a family trip to Brazil, where her big brother, Zac, is studying the rainforest. Lea is really excited to see the ocean and when she does, she realizes she'd rather take picture of it than swim in it. Can she overcome her fear and dive in? Then she meets a fun new friend who inspires her to embrace the thrills and beauty of Brazil. But when the fun turns to danger, Lea must find the courage to face adventure head on! Where will the next adventure take her?
Lea Leads the Way: Girl of the Year 2016, Book 2) (American Girl: Girl of the Year 2016 #2)
by Lisa Yee Sarah DavisLea Clark is all set for an animal-discovery adventure! She's never been to a rainforest before, and her mind is filled with exciting thoughts about the animals she'll get to see and the pictures she'll get to take deep in the jungle. During a hike with her brother through the Amazon rainforest, they discover a baby sloth that is badly injured. Lea quickly decides she must do all she can to help the little sloth survive. But as she learns more, she wonders? Is that the right thing to do?
Leader of the Pack (Step into Reading)
by Jason Gots Ethen BeaversBased on the exciting new animated series Generator Rex on Cartoon Network, this Step into Reading introduces boys 5-8 to Rex, a teenager with the ability to turn his body into all kinds of amazing machines that he uses to battle mutated monsters called Evos. Like any other kid, Rex would rather be playing basketball and video games, but somebody has to save the world . . . right?
Leaders: People Who Make a Difference
by Gare ThompsonThis high-impact picture essay series conveys a vivid sense of historical perspective through the panoramic use of photos and lively, engaging text. Crosscurricular in approach, this series will enrich social studies classes by bringing together information on the arts, literature, political history, and occupations. This book brings the reader into close contact with the leader, who have molded the world we live in.
Leaders and Thinkers in American History: 15 Influential People You Should Know (Biographies for Kids)
by Megan DuVarney ForbesInspiring stories of American heroes throughout history—for kids ages 8 to 12 George Washington's life illustrates the very first values that American politicians shared. The story of Tecumseh teaches us about the power of being true to yourself and defending your community. Lucretia Mott shows us how to stand up against what is wrong and speak out for what is right. Leaders and Thinkers in American History is a colorful children's history book that explores the lives of influential American figures and their incredible accomplishments. Kids will discover the stories of men and women across hundreds of years, from all different backgrounds, and how they used their passion and talent to impact the world. Go beyond other American history books with: 15 detailed biographies—Kids will learn that the history of the United States is full of fascinating and impressive people who pioneered everything from politics to technology, music, and art. Learn and grow—These powerful stories will inspire kids to find their own gifts and use them to help others and achieve their dreams. Beyond this book—For kids who want to learn even more, each biography includes suggestions for further reading and tips for getting active in their community. Get kids excited about history with a children's history book featuring extraordinary Americans from all walks of life.
Leaders of New York's Industrial Growth (Spotlight on New York)
by James BernardIntroduces major developments in the economic history of New York and describes the growth of railroads, the Brooklyn Bridge, glassmaking, oil, electricity, finance, and other industries and the accomplishments of some of the people involved.
Leadership (Exploring Citizenship)
by Sue BarracloughLeadership * What makes a good leader? * Why is honesty important? * How do leaders communicate well? Read Leadership to learn about why people need leaders. Find out how leaders are chosen, what makes a good role model, and why everyone should try to be a leader sometimes. Books in the Exploring Citizenship series look at key citizenship topics. Each book considers an aspect of citizenship, explains why certain behavior is important, and asks readers to think about relevant issues. Titles in the series include: Acting Responsibly, Good Relationships, Leadership, Sharing, Honesty, Fair Play, Making Choices.
Leadership for Students
by Suzanne Bean Frances KarnesThe second edition of Leadership for Students: A Guide for Young Leaders explodes with positive ideas that will help students discover their leadership abilities. The activities throughout this book stimulate the exploration of ideas and encourage critical thinking about leadership. Students will find advice that emphasizes leadership skills in a variety of settings, including leadership in the classroom, school activities, and the community. Including real-life stories on how students took on leadership positions, this book is a must-read for anyone wanting to make a difference. The book includes a Leadership Action Journal that allows students to record their thoughts and actions as they develop their leadership skills. With exciting learning activities like conducting a survey on the characteristics of being a good leader, organizing a debate on leadership, interviewing community leaders, and developing and implementing a plan for becoming a leader, this is the essential leadership book for the 21st century.
The Leadership Journey: How Four Kids Became President
by Doris Kearns GoodwinFrom #1 New York Times bestselling author, Pulitzer Prize winner, and leading historian Doris Kearns Goodwin comes a definitive middle grade guide to Presidents Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Lyndon B. Johnson and how they became leaders.Abraham Lincoln. Theodore Roosevelt. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Lyndon B. Johnson. They grew up and lived in very different worlds—Lincoln was poor and uneducated, his frontier cabin home deep in the harsh wilderness; Theodore Roosevelt hailed from an elegant home in the heart of New York City and traveled the world with his family; Franklin Roosevelt loved the outdoors surrounding his family&’s rural estate where he was the center of attention; and Lyndon Johnson&’s modest childhood home had no electricity or running water but provided a window into Texas politics. So how did each of them do it—rise to become President of the United States? What did these four kids have individually—and have in common—that made them the ones to lead the country through some of its most turbulent times?
Leadership Rocks: Becoming a Student of Influence (Student Leadership University Study Guide)
by Jay StrackWhat does it take to be a leader?Are you nervous when you find yourself in positions of leadership? Do you fear that you'll fumble the ball or otherwise embarrass yourself when given responsibility? Or do you love being at the command post and want to know how to sharpen your talents?Leadership Ricks is based on Student Leadership University's popular Leadership Rocks Conference held across the nation. At the end of this study you will be ready to live confidently for Christ and to speak the language of a leader. As an influencer for Christ, others will follow your lead, and you will be ready to step forward and become a godly student with a wide range of influence.You'll learn that the keys to leadership are:VisionExecutionOptimismResponsibilityConsistencyTenacityIn this guide, Jay Stack will help you turn your aspirations into achievements and earn the right to influence others by utilizing the greatest leadership book ever written-God's Word.Student Leadership University is committed to providing students with the tools they need to experience Scripture in their daily lives on six levels to see it, hear it, write it, memorize it, pray it, and share it. In addition, other elements such as the Private World Journal and exclusive leadership tips and discussion questions found throughout the SLU study guide series are designed to bring students to an intimate understanding of God and His Word. With the SLU study guides, students learn to walk in a genuine, personal faith in Christ instead of simply living on borrowed faith.Features include:Learn to dig deep into God's Word.Provides guidance for real life.SLU is developing tomorrow's influencers to impact society as business men and women, ministers, missionaries, and political and community leaders.Addresses some of today's most relevant topics for teens.Perfect for students ages 14-19.
Leading from the Lockers
by John MaxwellBased on John Maxwell's best-selling title Developing the Leader Within You, Leading from the Lockers offers tweens the tools they need to develop as leaders before reaching high school or college. Leadership takes many forms, and today kids are assuming roles as leaders in school, on their sports teams, in church youth groups and as peer mentors. Leading from the Lockers covers the topics of influence, priorities, integrity, problem solving, self-discipline, and peer relationships. Color pages with vignette line drawings enchance the text and give books an up-to-the-minute look.
Leading In Your Youth Group (PowerPak Collection Series)
by John MaxwellImagine a school where the leaders in student government, academics, the arts, and sports brought out the best in themselves and their peers. Impossible?? Maybe not! Tommy Nelson's new PowerPak series by John C. Maxwell adapts for ages 10 - 14 the leadership techniques from Maxwell's New York Times bestseller Developing the Leader within You.In the PowerPak series, Maxwell gives a simple step-by-step plan for any young person to learn leadership skills before reaching high school or college. Topics covered include peer relationships, influence, priorities, integrity, problem solving, and self-discipline.
Leading Ladies
by Elizabeth Cody KimmelIn the second installment of Elizabeth Cody Kimmel's funny new middle grade series, the magazine is up and running and while the girls may have won the competition to get school funding, now they face new and unexpected challenges. Tally is out for the lead in the school play. Miko has left the magazine to focus on her schoolwork and spend time with her real friends. Ivy is hiding a secret that is distancing her from her new friends. And Paulina is left to juggle the magazine on her own. Will she crack under the pressure? .
Leading Ladies
by Marlee Matlin Doug Cooney"It doesn't make sense to me...in the book, Dorothy is a girl who can hear and talk - and Toto is a little dog. So I'm sorry - but I just don't see a Dorothy who's deaf and talks with her hands and has a great big dog for Toto!" Megan's fourth-grade class is putting on their own original musical based on the book The Wizard of Oz, and Megan wants to be the star of the show and play Dorothy. Since she's deaf, she will sign the songs for her audition. However, a problem develops when Lizzie, her best friend from camp, transfers from her all-deaf school to Megan's class - and signs the same two songs that Megan was going to do! Luckily, Megan has some other ideas up her sleeve... Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin and Doug Cooney follow Deaf Child Crossing and Nobody's Perfect with this winning story that perfectly captures the humor, joys, and frustration of childhood friendships.
Leading Ladies
by Marlee Matlin Doug CooneyMegan's fourth-grade class is putting on their own original musical based on the book The Wizard of Oz, and Megan wants to be the star of the show and play Dorothy. Since she's deaf, she will sign the songs for her audition. However, a problem develops when Lizzie, her best friend from camp, transfers from her all-deaf school to Megan's class - and signs the same two songs that Megan was going to do! Luckily, Megan has some other ideas up her sleeve...
Leading Ladies! (Little Golden Book)
by Holly RiceAll thirteen Disney princesses take center stage in this beautifully illustrated Little Golden Book about leadership, empowerment, and community!Learn about what it takes to be a leader from Disney&’s leading ladies, the Disney princesses! See how Mulan teaches young soldiers, Tiana directs junior chefs, Moana guides her mighty island village, and more! With themes of leadership, fun, empowerment, and community, this book is perfect for future leaders ages 2 to 5 who love the Disney princesses!
Leading Organizations: Perspectives for a New Era (Third Edition)
by Gill Robinson HickmanThe comprehensiveness of this text, coupled with the opportunity to learn from the most prominent theorists and leadership scholars today, makes this an indispensable text for courses in leadership.
The Leaf Boats (Rigby PM Plus Blue (Levels 9-11), Fountas & Pinnell Select Collections Grade 3 Level Q #Yellow (Levels 6-8))
by Annette Smith Naomi C. LewisLily and her dad have made leaf boats. Look at them go!
Leaf by Leaf: Autumn Poems
by Barbara RogaskyAS SUMMER TURNS TO autumn, a crisp chill fills the air, and suddenly the landscape is awash in color. This collection of poetry chronicles the splendor of our most brilliant season -- leaf by leaf -- from the golden days of September to the glittering first frosts of early winter. Here, the voices of twenty-five master poets, including William Butler Yeats, Walt Whitman, Mary Oliver, Robert Browning, and Edgar Allan Poe, resonate with the sense of wonder that fall stirs in all of us. Barbara Rogasky's eloquent selections are brought to life by Marc Tauss's lyrical photography, which captures the nuances of the poetry in a series of spectacular images. The result is a spellbinding journey that will delight the senses and bring comfort to the soul.