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Commerce 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingCommerce Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Escape!
by Ben BovaWhen Danny Romano is sentenced to the Juvenile Health Center for an indeterminate sentence, all he can think of is escaping. But this place isn't like any jail he has ever been in. There are no guards, no barbed wire, but the place is escape proof. Will Danny learn to work hard and get out into the real world the right way with a job, and a clean record, or will he try to beat the computer Specks and try to escape?
Economic Theory 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingEconomic Theory Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Political Science 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingPolitical Science Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Geography 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingGeography Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
History 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingHistory Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
English Reader 12th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingEnglish Reader Textbook for the 12th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Ariviyal (Science) 10th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingAriviyal (Science) Textbook for the 10th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Social Science 10th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingSocial Science Textbook for the 10th Standard Students, preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
Science 10th Standard - Tamilnadu Board
by State Council of Educational Research TrainingScience Textbook for the 10th Standard Students preparing for Tamil Nadu State Board Exam.
A Lemon and a Star
by Elizabeth Choate SpykmanA sense of adventure and the thrill of outwitting the grown-ups are driving forces in the lives of the four Cares children. Theodore, at thirteen, can be bossy and mean, and the others find ways to rebel against him. To ten-year-old Jane her big brother is both a tower of strength and a source of endless frustration and outrage. Eight-year-old Hubert can bring forth amazing nuggets of insight, and five-year-old Edie is always scrambling to keep up with the others and ready to tattle to Nurse or Father. Because their mother is dead and their father is often away from home, the Cares children have the freedom to hatch their schemes and fight their battles with little interference. Theodore catches a fox and hides it in the woodshed; Jane and Hubert sneak away for a day in the city; the boys train their ponies for a real steeplechase over the fields. When the drugstore in town is robbed, they all set to work to apprehend the burglar. The novel portrays very real children and their world of nearly a century ago.
Sue Barton, Superintendent of Nurses (Sue Barton #5)
by Helen Dore BoylstonRedheaded Sue Barton became a rural nurse in a little New Hampshire town just to be near, and to help, her fiancé, Dr. Bill Barry. Their efforts in solving the mystery of the typhoid carrier and their work in the hurricane finally brought the town's wealthiest citizen to present the community with a small hospital. Now Sue and Bill get married, and together try to run the little hospital in the New England hills. Sue is Superintendent of Nurses, and her old friend Kit is helping her. After all their exciting nursing adventures, one might think they would find their new work rather tame. It was anything but tame for Sue, however, with that irrepressible street urchin, Marianna, as a student nurse; with Jean Ditmarr, sophisticated New Yorker, thinking she could put something over on the young Superintendent; with Dr. Bill so busy being a good doctor that Sue feared for a while he might not prove such a good husband; above all, with the mysterious disappearance of the hospital sheets! This is Sue Barton at her best with an authentic background of rural hospital life and all the excitement and fun we have come to associate with that lively redhead.
Kimo and the Secret Waves
by Margo SorensonDuring his summer in Hawaii, Kimo repeatedly returns to a secret forbidden beach. He ignores frightening warning signs, even though he knows it is a sacred Hawaiian place.<P> Who is threatening him and why? Ages 7-14.
The Hidden Dagger
by Margo SorensonWalter, a boy in 17th century England, is witness to a lord's murder. What was that? Was that rustling outside his window? Was it Thomas coming to kill him? A chill ran down his spine.<P> England in Walter's time, almost 400 years ago, was very different from today. Queen Elizabeth I ruled England with an iron hand. Lords had a lot of power in England too. They could tell most everyone what to do. Some of the lords looked down on other people. The countryside was also different. Castles dotted the land. Villages were small. There weren't many cities. Most people were farmers. They farmed on land that belonged to the lords. People had to be rich to own their own land. Raising sheep and weaving cloth were important too. Cloth made a lot of money for England. England was a proud and powerful nation in 1600.
Retold African Myths
by Eleanora E. Tate.The myths in this volume can serve as a kind of encyclopedia. By reading these myths, you can learn what various cultures think and believe. For example, myths show how early Africans explained the mysteries of life and nature. Why do bats sleep upside down in caves? How did human life begin? Why do people die? The myths in this book provide fascinating answers to such questions. Finally, these myths are simply great stories. Filled with drama, beauty, and humor, they still attract listeners long after they were first told.
Warren of West Point
by R. G. EmeryLarry Warren has to learn about self-confidence and friendship during his first year at West Point.
Relief Pitcher
by R. G. EmeryBaseball story about a rookie with confidence and pressure problems. He learns to deal with these and becomes a success.
Witch’s Canyon (Supernatural)
by Jeff MariotteSam and Dean Winchester lost their mother to a supernatural force. In the years after, their father, John, taught them about the paranormal evil that lives in the dark corners and on the back roads of America... and he taught them how to kill it.
Ocean City (Ocean City #1)
by Katherine ApplegateA summer that will change their lives forever. The experience at the beach as friends and strangers share a beach house is one they will never forget.
Love Shack (Ocean City #2)
by Katherine ApplegateLove burns down the house. The question is: will Justin ever forget how much Kate hurt him?
Sue Barton, Neighborhood Nurse (Sue Barton #6)
by Helen Dore BoylstonRedheaded Sue Barton left her position as Superintendent of Nurses at the Springdale, New Hampshire, Hospital, in order to raise a family. Now she and Dr. Bill have three children: six-year-old Tabitha and the four-year-old twins, Johnny and Jerry. Sue is happy in her job as wife and mother until she goes to a reunion of her class in nursing school, where the accomplishments of others make her feel as if she is "stagnating." This Sue Barton story tells how Sue discovered the importance of her own job. She nurses the neighborhood; she finds work for a crippled farmer; she pinch-hits for the visiting nurse; she helps bring the artist Mona Stuart and her teen-age daughter Cal together. And always something is happening at home for Sue and Bill and their faithful Veazie Ann to cope with--Jerry's strange tantrums, Johnny's disappearance in the woods with his little friend Anne, Tabitha's attempt to run away. Are Sue's training and abilities wasted on all these daily and personal small problems? Her customary humor and warm good sense help her decide.
Sue Barton, Rural Nurse (Sue Barton #4)
by Helen Dore BoylstonAt twenty-three, high-spirited and courageous young Sue Barton goes to practice in the White Mountains - working with Dr. Bill Barry. Bill had proposed persistently and at last, gladly, Sue decides to marry him and help him with his country practice. But fate, in the form of personal tragedy, a typhoid epidemic, and the hostility of the town to Bill as a doctor, step in to complicate their lives. It is a wonder that a hurricane could lead not to further tragedy but to a potentially exciting future for Sue, Bill, and all of Springdale.
Sue Barton, Visiting Nurse (Sue Barton #3)
by Helen Dore BoylstonHaving finished her course in a metropolitan hospital, Sue moves on to New York where she and her friend Kit are fortunate enough to secure positions with the Visiting Nurse Service of the Henry Street Settlement - a service made famous by Lillian Wald. The city is new to them and the test of their skill is absorbing. Their assignments take them to the most colorful slums in the world. They work with newborn babies and obstinate old people, with immigrants who can hardly speak English, and with people in Harlem. Their uniforms are their passports wherever they go, but more than once they have to rely on the friendly assistance of Sergeant O'Day. The girls find quarters for themselves in a tiny frame house in Greenwich Village, and at the outset their days are so crowded that they have almost no time for themselves. Gradually the suspicion dawns upon them that either their house is haunted or someone else is living in it when they are away. As if this were not enough to worry about, along comes Dr. Bill Barry, who was an intern when Sue was in training, and now urges her to step out of the ranks and marry him. Sue ultimately has to make a choice between the work she loves and the man who loves her.
Hyland of the Hawks
by R. G. EmeryJohnny, Hawks relief pitcher, has to change his game when his knuckler becomes ineffective. He also has to grow up along the way and learn to deal with an uncooperative teammate.