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Set against the backdrop of the 1775 American Revolution, this interactive narrative invites readers to make pivotal choices that shape their experience. Players can enlist in the Continental Army to protect the northern colonies, pursue alliances with foreign powers to bolster the American cause, or serve as a militia member defending the southern territories. Each decision impacts the unfolding story, offering a unique exploration of survival and strategy during a tumultuous period in history.

The story highlights the contrasting lifestyles of a diligent ant and a carefree grasshopper, emphasizing themes of hard work and preparation versus leisure and procrastination. Accompanied by a modern song, the book offers a brief introduction to Aesop, along with sheet music, a glossary, discussion questions, and suggestions for further reading, enriching the reading experience and providing educational insights.

This graphic nonfiction work highlights the intersection of activism and sports, blending vibrant illustrations with compelling social history. It explores significant moments and figures in athletic action, showcasing how athletes have championed social change. Through its colorful presentation, the book captures the spirit of activism in the sports world, making it an engaging read for those interested in both sports and social justice.

Hercules and Theseus each claim to be the best hero truck, so at the suggestion of a MonsterTruck they agree to a race through the Underworld Junkyard, from which no truck has ever returned--but it turns out that the MonsterTruck has his own agenda, and Hercules and Theseus must work together if they are to escape his trap.

Linda is a good witch, who always tries to undo the hexes that her sisters, Agnes and Griselda, create--but to defeat the malevolent smoke that they have cooked up this time, and teach her sisters a lesson, she will need the help of her monster friends, Brian the zombie, Mina the vampire, and Will the ghost.

The story reimagines the classic fable where a small mouse aids a powerful lion, highlighting themes of kindness and reciprocity. It features an introduction to Aesop, providing context for the fable's origins. Additionally, the book includes sheet music for a modern song adaptation, a glossary for key terms, discussion questions to engage readers, and suggestions for further reading to deepen understanding of the themes presented.

This vibrant graphic nonfiction explores the intersection of sports and activism, highlighting significant moments in social history through the lens of athletic endeavors. It combines engaging visuals with compelling narratives to showcase how athletes have used their platforms to advocate for change, making it an insightful read for both sports enthusiasts and those interested in social justice movements.

This graphic nonfiction explores the intersection of sports and activism, highlighting significant moments in social history through vibrant illustrations. It captures the dynamic stories of athletes who have used their platforms to advocate for change, blending athletic action with powerful narratives of social justice. The book serves as both a celebration of sports and a call to action, emphasizing the role of athletes in shaping societal movements.

Provides an introduction to camp cooking, both on a camp stove and over a campfire, including recipes, safety information, and tips and tricks for delicious meals

Could you escape the Tower of London? You became the hero of your own adventure the moment you crossed the castle gate. Will your choices lead to freedom, or will you be sent to the gallows?