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McDuff and the Baby
by Rosemary WellsMcDuff enjoys reading the paper with Fred and taking walks in the woods with Lucy, but all that changes when they bring a new baby home.
McDuff Moves In
by Rosemary WellsA little gray dog that nobody seems to want finds just the right home--and a name.
The McElderry Book of Greek Myths
by Pep Montserrat Eric A. KimmelWalk among the gods and goddesses, men and monsters, in this enchanting volume of classic Greek myths! Here are twelve of the most beloved legends of Greek mythology, from Pandora and her dreaded box to Icarus with his wings of wax, and, of course, that greedy, gold-fingered King Midas. Vibrant art adds a fresh twist to this collection, giving today's readers their own version of these timeless tales.
The McElderry Book of Grimms' Fairy Tales
by Saviour PirottaEnter a magical world of beautiful princesses, handsome princes, goblins, faeries, and dwarves. Here are ten of the most loved fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm in one wickedly entertaining volume. From that odd little man with the strange name, Rumpelstiltskin, to that slimy green frog who—when kissed—becomes a handsome prince, to brave Rapunzel, imprisoned high in her tower, this is a book full of wonder. Saviour Pirotta's spirited, contemporary language is perfect for reading aloud. Emma Chichester Clark's illustrations glow with humor and mischief, capturing the loveliness and spookiness of these eternally enchanted tales.
McElligot's Pool
by Dr SeussA young man dreams of all the fish that might just be coming to be caught in McElligot's pool, from whales, to dogfish, from catfish to eels. Let your imagination run wild in this delightful story.
McGraw Hill Health: Grade 2
by Mcgraw HillMcGraw-Hill Health was created to help you be as healthy as you can be. The McGraw-Hill Health Pyramid shows what you need to reach the goal of good health.
McGraw-Hill Health
by Susan C. Giarratano-Russell Donna Lloyd-Kolkin Danny J. Ballard Alisa Evans Debnam Anthony SanchoMcGraw-Hill Health has ten chapters, each one focusing on a special area of health. Every chapter has three or more lessons, plus special features for you to study and enjoy.
McGraw-Hill Reading
by Barbara Coulter Frankie Dungan Joseph B. Rubin Shirley WrightA collection of stories with test questions at the end of each story.
McGraw-Hill Reading 1st Grade Book 5
by Macmillan Mcgraw-HillA textbook designed to help children improve their literature skills through the use of poems, interesting comprehension passages and test questions.
McGraw-Hill Reading Book 1
by James Flood Jan E. Hasbrouck James V. Hoffman Diane Lapp Angela Shelf Medearis Scott Paris Steven Stahl Josefina Villamil Tinajero Karen D. WoodThis book is a treasure of vast reading materials packed under the heads of What's New, Just Between us and Express yourself with plenty of illustrations.
McGraw-Hill Reading Book 1: People Anthology Level 1
by James Flood Jan E. Hasbrouck James V. Hoffman Diane Lapp Angela Shelf Medearis ScottReading anthology
McGraw-Hill Science (Grade #3)
by Mcgraw-Hill Science StaffA living thing grows. It starts out small. Then it gets bigger. An oak tree begins as an acorn. Then it grows to become a green sapling. This is a very young tree. Organisms also change as they grow. The way a living thing changes during its life is called development.
McGraw-Hill Science: Grade 5 Science
by Mcgraw-Hill Science StaffTim Laman's research takes him up into the sky-high rain forest canopy of Indonesia's Gunung Palung National Park. The Harvard University biologist climbs trees in the rain forest to study strangler figs. The figs sprout high in the trees and send their roots snaking down to the ground. Eventually the roots circle the host tree, cutting off growth.
McGraw-Hill Science: Properties of Matter and Energy
by Richard Moyer Lucy Daniel Jay Hackett Prentice Baptiste Pamela Stryker Joanne VasquezThis book covers everything about matter and energy e.g. their properties, what affects them etc.
McGraw-Hill Science Unit C: Earth and Its Resources
by Richard H. Moyer Lucy H. Daniel Jay Hackett H. Prentice Baptiste Pamela Stryker Joanne VasquezThis Unit C textbook contains lessons on Rocks and Minerals; and Air, Water, and Energy.
The McGreedy Family Stories
by Toni A. StarThe McGreedy Family is about a very greedy family. Sadly, in our country and in others, such families exist and are not happy unless they have a lot of material things in their lives. With our economy nose-diving like it has, families like the McGreedys will have to scale back, but will they?
McKenna: Girl of the Year 2012, Book 1) (American Girl)
by Brian Hailes Mary CasanovaTen-year-old McKenna has always been a good student-and great at gymnastics. So when her grades suddenly begin to fall, her teacher suggests a little extra help from a tutor. McKenna is horrified until she meets her tutor, Josie, a super-confident girl who also happens to be in a wheelchair. Josie encourages McKenna to focus on her strengths and work toward her goals one day at a time. But just as McKenna begins to shine in school, she's sidelined with a gymnastics injury--and her confidence unravels. Now she's worried about her grades and earning a spot on the competitive gymnastics team. Can she find a way to believe in herself again?
McKenna, Ready to Fly: Girl of the Year 2012, Book 2) (American Girl)
by Brian Hailes Mary CasanovaMcKenna's cast is coming off soon, but she still has to get through tryouts for the Shooting Star competitive gymnastics team. She's finally doing better in school, thanks to Josie's tutoring. When Josie needs help facing her fear of horseback riding, McKenna wants to be there for her friend. Only that causes trouble with her gymnastics teammate Toulane, who seems jealous when McKenna spends time with Josie. McKenna desperately wants to be true to both of them. But how can McKenna cheer for Josie at the riding center, support Toulane at the gym, and work toward her own goal of making the competitive team?
McMillan/McGraw Hill Reading Level 1, Book1
by Mcgraw-Hill StaffA collection of children's poems and stories to help improve their reading skills.
McMummy
by Betsy ByarsThe giant pod in Professor Orloff&’s greenhouse is giving Mozie some terrifying nightmares . . .After Mozie loses his father, he longs for someone to look up to. Enter Professor Orloff: a brilliant, mysterious scientist with a greenhouse full of experimental vegetation. When he leaves on a trip, Orloff entrusts Mozie and Mozie&’s friend, Batty, with keeping an eye on his wondrous greenhouse. Inside, the two discover something amazing—and frightening: a plant pod big enough to fit a grown-up human. The pod seems to grow larger every day and to Mozie, it seems a little lonely. Soon, Mozie finds he&’ll do whatever it takes to protect the strange plant from harm and discover the secrets inside. This sometimes-spooky thriller will provide its readers with as many laughs as goosebumps. This ebook features an illustrated biography of Betsy Byars including rare images from the author&’s personal collection.
The McNifficents
by Amy MakechnieA senior Miniature Schnauzer employed as a very distinguished nanny has his paws full trying to prove he&’s still the dog for the job in this sweet and rambunctious middle grade novel that&’s The Secret Life of Pets meets The Vanderbeekers series.Every day, Lord Tennyson the Miniature Schnauzer does his very best to care for the six McNiff children and keep them from destroying their pink New England farmhouse—and the rest of the town for that matter. But when summer vacation brings the kids home together all day, his chaos-containing skills are put to the ultimate test. Baby Sweetums is still refusing to walk, nap, or listen to anyone; Ezra is trying to keep a snake as a secret pet; Annie and Mary&’s fighting is worse than ever; and Pearl and Tate are scared of just about everything. And when a particularly tempting trio of baby chicks arrives at the house, even Lord Tennyson finds he can&’t stay on his best behavior. As the chaos begin to spiral out of hand, though, something truly awful happens: Mr. and Mrs. McNiff seem to be considering getting &“a real nanny&” to care for their big brood! Can Lord Tennyson get the McNiffs&’ hijinks under control and teach them to behave before the summer&’s out? Or will this most unusual nanny find himself out of a job and back in the doghouse?
MCP Mathematics, Level E
by Dale Seymour Publications<p>MCP Mathematics promotes mathematical success for all students, especially those who struggle with their core math program. This trusted, targeted program uses a traditional drill and practice format with a predictable, easy-to-use lesson format. MCP Math is flexible and adaptable to fit a variety of intervention settings including after school, summer school, and additional math instruction during the regular school day. </p>
McToad Mows Tiny Island
by Tom AnglebergerMcToad likes Thursdays. Why? Because on every other day of the week, McToad mows Big Island, but on Thursdays, McToad mows Tiny Island. To do so, he puts his mower on the back of a truck, which drives to a train, which goes to a helicopter, which flies to a boat, which uses a crane to put the lawn mower onto Tiny Island. There McToad mows and drinks some lemonade, and before you know it, it’s time to turn around and go back home. But first, the mower has to get lifted by a crane, to get put back on a boat, which is lifted by a helicopter, and . . . well . . . you get the idea.
The McVentures of Me, Morgan McFactoid: Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
by Mark S. WaxmanMorgan (McFactoid) McCracken spews random (but fascinating) facts whenever he gets flustered. As if that's not enough to warrant getting picked on, Morgan actually has to shave! And that's too much for Brad Buckholtz, a witless bully, who constantly beats up Morgan. As an aspiring inventor, Morgan figures if he can just come up with a product that will stop his facial hair from growing, then Buckholtz will no longer have a reason to pummel him. Besides, eliminating the need to shave will save people time, energy, and money, as well as making Morgan wealthy enough to pay off his family's debts and save them from losing their house. With the help of Robin, the beautiful girl who lives next door, as well as an extremely inventive talking parrot, Morgan stumbles upon something potentially much more lucrative--a hair growing formula. And the bald world literally beats a path to his door. Overnight, Morgan becomes an international celebrity, entertaining absurdly lavish offers from cosmetics companies. Suddenly everyone wants to be his friend, including Brad Buckholtz. Everyone except the one person he cares about--Robin. She doesn't think there is anything wrong with either having whiskers or being bald. In fact, she has always wondered whether people liked her for who she was on the inside, or what she looked like on the outside. She would never respect, and she will definitely not support, someone who sells his soul to superficiality. After escaping formula snatchers and kidnappers, with the insights gained from some well-timed bird poop and one very smart girl, Morgan makes his choice between fame and fortune and his heart's desire.