A Quiet Kind of Roar
Emmett Pell is eleven and cries at everything. Then he finds he can heal whatever breaks, as long as he feels every wound himself. Now the boy who made his life a misery is lying at the bottom of a frozen quarry.
16 Kids & Family books from HG Publishing, by Henry Galio and Walter Meteorite. Series in this genre: Forces of Nature, Great Gobbler Chronicles and Sand Dragon. Newest: A Quiet Kind of Roar.
Emmett Pell is eleven and cries at everything. Then he finds he can heal whatever breaks, as long as he feels every wound himself. Now the boy who made his life a misery is lying at the bottom of a frozen quarry.
His best friend went away, so Owen finished the spaceship Miles never did: two bicycles, a garden shed, and a pantry full of s'mores. Gone to get Miles. Back soon.
Dee is the smallest bird in the forest — which means she's about to be the only one who can help.
The last firefly in Gran's garden is looking for enough darkness to be seen.
When Milo's chest gets tight, Huff the breath bear knows exactly what to do: slow, steady, brave.
जब चाँद सही होता है, रेत को याद आता है कि ड्रैगन कैसे बना जाता है।
Cuando la luna es propicia, la arena recuerda cómo ser un dragón.
When the moon is right, the sand remembers how to be a dragon.
A lovable little dinosaur's very first day of school — a gentle, story-style coloring book for the backpack-and-brave-face crowd.
He's bacon you to stop. The Hamminator is back, and this time it's personal.
Thanksgiving is coming, and Terrence the turkey has uncovered a conspiracy. He would like to discuss it. Loudly.
The volcano has been patient for ten thousand years. Today it stops being patient.
Seven kids who don't fit anywhere else. One mansion with too many locked doors. The Misfits are on the case.
Stella is a star — an actual star — and she's been shining alone for billions of years, wondering if anyone can see her.
A vampire who won't bite anyone has to explain himself to literally everybody.
The Cookie King rules Halloween with a sugared fist. His monster subjects have had enough.