Bill Wallace Libri

When his sister gets sick, a young boy must go get help even though there is a panther prowling in the neighborhood.

Having discovered the true nature of the old woman known as the Witch of Blackwater Swamp, fifth grader Ted must decide whether to come to her aid when she is accused of the thefts plaguing his small Louisiana town

"You Can't Keep A Coyote! They're Wild...."Brad has always wanted a dog, so when he catches the little coyote, he decides to keep it. He couldn't have a dog when his family lived in a Chicago apartment, but now that they've moved to rural Oklahoma anything seems possible. Even rescuing an orphaned coyote pup...and keeping it a secret from his parents. With his friend Nolan's help, Brad is determined to tame Scooter, train him, play with him, and hide him in an old dog pen behind the barn. It almost works...until Mom and Dad discover his secret—and Scooter steals their hearts and gives them all a coyote's-eye view of what it's like to live in the dangerous world of men.

The narrative humorously explores the contrasting experiences of dogs and cats, highlighting the quirks and challenges of each perspective. Through witty anecdotes and playful observations, it delves into the daily adventures and misadventures of these beloved pets, showcasing their personalities and the often comical rivalry between the two species. The story invites readers to appreciate the unique traits and lives of dogs while also shedding light on the feline experience, making for an entertaining read for animal lovers.

The narrative offers a gripping exploration of survival instincts and the wilderness. It emphasizes the importance of understanding wildlife behavior, particularly when confronted with dangerous animals like mountain lions. The protagonist's experiences underscore themes of fear, courage, and the need for respect in nature. Through vivid storytelling, readers are drawn into the tension of facing such a formidable predator, highlighting the critical choices one must make in life-threatening situations.

The Naming day is a pivotal event for young roadrunners, where their parents assess their speed, bravery, and hunting abilities. Based on these evaluations, the parents select names that reflect their offspring's unique traits, highlighting the importance of identity and personal growth within the roadrunner community.

TERROR IN THE MOUNTAINSIn the rugged Wyoming territory, the red pup is Adam's best friend.Adam and his family live in a lonely cabin in the mountains, facing the dangers of the wilderness alone. One day, Adam¹s stepfather announces that he must leave for a weeklong trip to Cheyenne. Adam is put in charge of the family. Everything goes smoothly until three cutthroat gold prospectors come crashing into the cabin and hold the family at gunpoint.Late that night, Adam manages to escape. Unfortunately, the men let the red pup loose, and the one thing that dog does best is track Adam...Will the pup lead the men to Adam? And if he does, can Adam still save his family?

Dynamic Stretching and Kicking is structured into two easy-to-follow sections. The first deals with stretching and agility as the key element for developing skill, strength, and health. The second section covers his kicking techniques and sparring strategy. Each of his three most famous kicks is analyzed in great detail and with proper application.

A lonely dog named Freddie navigates life on the streets after being abandoned, until he encounters Spike, a watchdog struggling to meet his owner's harsh expectations. Together, they form a bond and confront a looming threat from their past, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience. The story is complemented by illustrations that enhance the narrative.

Afraid of dogs since he was attacked by a mad one, Ricky resists taking in a homeless pup that shows up at the farm.