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Raising Sweetness
by Diane StanleyEver since the kindhearted sheriff done adopted little Sweetness (and all them other precious orphans), things has been darn near perfect out in Possum Trot. Only problem is, the meals is just a mite too interestin' (such as pickle and banana pie) and the housekeepin' is downright peculiar. Ever so often, them young 'uns start to wishin' their sweet pa would go and get hisself married. When a mysterious letter arrives one day, Sweetness figures it might be the solution to all their problems if only they can learn how to read it! But don't worry. She's done it afore; she can do it again. Leave it to Sweetness to save the day! Diane Stanley and Brian Karas' Saving Sweetness was chosen as a Best Book of the Year in School Library Journal, Booklist and American Bookseller, and reviewers praised the "rollicking telling... that begs to be enjoyed aloud." Booklist
Raising Yoders Barn
by Jane YolenEight-year-old Matthew tells what happens when fire destroys the barn on his family's farm and all the Amish neighbors come to rebuild it in one day.
Raising the Bar (High Hurdles #9)
by Lauraine SnellingWhile rescuing Herndon and other horses from a burning barn, fifteen-year-old DJ suffers serious injuries but also finds that God has answered her prayer to overcome a life-long fear of fire.
Raising the Dead
by Mara PurnhagenCharlotte Silver's world is like no one else's. . . As the daughter of the famous Silver Spirits paranormal investigators, Charlotte Silver is used to all things weird. But when coffins start floating down her street during a flood, life turns extra strange. And wonderful, when her friend and crush Noah signs on to help Charlotte and her folks in the aftermath. Cemetery cleanup might not sound exciting, but as shocking discoveries and a lurking stranger come to light, Charlotte learns that sometimes, raising the dead can bring unexpected rewards.
Raising the Griffin
by Melissa WyattWhat’s it really like to be a prince? To his horror, British schoolboy Alex Varenhoff finds out when the monarchy is restored in the tiny country of Rovenia. “To see, to do, to prevail. ” The motto of Rovenia stands for bravery and honor. But none of this matters to Alex Varenhoff. Though he was always aware of his tie to the ancient monarchy, Rovenia tossed out the Varenhoff dynasty long ago, when the Communists took over. But Rovenia now finds itself in need of the leadership of a king. Alex must leave home in England and assume his role in Rovenia as . . . prince? He’s thrust into a life he was never raised for. Alex hates pomp and circumstance, and the hordes of screaming girls that wait everywhere. And this new life is dangerous, for there are Rovenians who oppose the monarchy. Becoming a true prince presents Alex with a heartbreaking challenge far beyond anything he ever expected, one of the greatest challenges that any Varenhoff has ever had to face.
Raising the Stakes (Orca Limelights)
by Trudee RomanekIt’s the start of a new season for Harrington High’s improv team—and Chloe is determined that this will be the year they make it all the way to the top. Chloe's teammates (who also happen to be her closest friends) are a talented bunch, and she knows they can do it. They have to. Because getting to nationals is Chloe’s best chance to prove—to her parents, to the improv scouts and, most of all, to herself—that she has what it takes to succeed. Chloe is doing everything she can to help her teammates perform better. So why are they all mad at her? This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for middle-grade readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don’t like to read!
Raj, the Bookstore Tiger
by Kathleen T. PelleyRaj is a bookstore cat with the heart of a tiger. But when he runs against a bully--a new bookstore cat named Snowball--Raj starts to doubt his inner tiger. With help from his owner and some wise words from a famous poet, Raj regains his confidence and helps Snowball do the same.
Raja Ani Husnabano
by Shekhar ShiledarThis is a story of Husnabano. She was punished because she exposed the lies of a sage. The king trusted the sage and did not like Husnabano accusing him of theft. Husnabano finds a large hidden treasure in the jungle. There she builds a city. One day she goes with the king to visit this sage and exposes his reality to the king. The king asks forgiveness from Husnabano and gives all her wealth back.
Raja Ani Makad
by Damodar Viththal Phapheraja ani make is a story of a king and his pet monkey. The monkey was very naughty but king always praise his monkey and his servant does not like it.One day because of monkey , the king was hurt.
Raja Bhoj Ki Kahaniyan
by Harikrishna Devsareइस पुस्तक डॉ हरिकृष्ण देवसरे ने उज्जयिनी के राजा और कवि भोज की जीवन को विभिन्न आकर्षक कहानियों के माध्यम से प्रस्तुत किया है। In this book Dr Hari Krishna devsare presented the biography of the king and poet Bhoj, of Ujjayini through different attractive stories.
Raja Durjanache Prayashchitt
by Mukesh NadanOne day king Durjan saw an angel singing in the sky and he met her. Both fell in love with each other. He takes some time and comes back to his wife. There he realized that he had sinned. He wanted to repent but again he goes looking for Angel Apsara. Apsar recognizes the pain of his wife and decides to get rid of the king. The king later comes back and repents and becomes a righteous man.
Raja Shahana Jhala
by Madhuri PurandareThere was a king. He was gluttonous. He loved eating sweets and snacks always but did not care about his health. He was always was sick with many health problems. The queen was fed-up with the king. One night the king had a bad toothache and could not sleep. The same night he overheard two birds discussed, his bad habits which made him sick. Since that day he starts to take care of his health.
Rajacha Mrutyu
by Shekhar ShiledarHatimatai had become a strong and brave youth. He had become very compassionate but brave. But at the age of sixteen he lost his father. The kingdom mourned for his death. Hatimtai ruled the kingdom like his father. He became a brave hunter but never killed any animals. Once he faced a lion and the lion also did not attack him. The animals also knew that he was a compassionate man.
Rajache Dukh
by Sanjiv Jaiswal ‘sanjay’दात स्वच्छ ठेवणं किती गरजेचं आहे- हा धडा जंगलातल्या राजालापण शिकावा लागला! जंगलाच्या राजाला मदत कोणी केली असेल? हे जाणून घेण्मासाठी ही सुंदर गोष्ट वाचा!
Rajancha Nirnay
by Prashant GautamIn the kingdom, there was a devotee of God and a farmer. The farmer finds wealth in the field so he hands it over to his owner. The owner in return gives it to the king and the king appreciated the integrity of the two and deposited it to the treasury. Time Changed there was a severe famine in the state! Everyone becomes helpless. Due to this unexpected crisis the grievances of sadness spread to the people. Pradhanji advised the kings to use his wealth in his treasure. The king said that he is not his wealth. Without asking them, you cannot do anything. So the two of them were summoned to the courtroom.
Rajguruchi Chal
by Rajesh GuptaOne day some ministers and the queen wanted Tenali Raman to be replaced with her brother. The king and queen knew that there is no match for Tenali Raman but still she forced the king to do it. Here Tenali Raman proves himself intelligent and saves himself from losing the job.
Rajkumar Aur Mungon Ka sagar
by Daisaku Ekedaइस कहानी में एक लड़का है उसका नाम रियो है वह सागर में मिलने वाले मूंगो के बारे में पता लगाता है। There is a boy in this story, his name is Rio, he looks out about the corals found in the ocean.
Rajkumarichi Savali
by Divakar BapatThe story of a Princess Vasumati. She was young around 4 to 5 years. She manages to escape from the house and realizes that somebody is playing with her, morning it was lengthy. little later she becomes small. She did not know that it was her shadow. Later her mummy and daddy explain it to her.
Rajon Rondo
by Aurelia JacksonFour-time NBA All-Star Rajon Rondo is one of the most exciting players in the NBA. Since being drafted in 2006, Rajon has gone on to amazing heights playing with the Boston Celtics. In his time in the NBA, Rajon has led the NBA in assists and steals, won awards, and played with some of the NBA's best. Find out more about one of basketball's best players. Learn about Rajon's childhood--and how he went from shooting hoops in high school to sinking baskets for the Celtics. Discover how he became one of the league's best defensive players!
Rajputra Dudha Ka Pit Nahi
by Shekhar ShiledarWhen the son was born to the king he ordered that all the new born children will be under the care of the kingdom. They were supplied with milk daily. One day the king’s son stopped taking his milk and the king was worried. Later they came to know that he was not taking milk because he realized that there was child who did not get milk that day. So the people go searching for the child and they bring him to the palace. They feed him and the king's son also takes the milk.
Rajputra Munir Shah
by Shekhar ShiledarThis is a story of Prince Munirshah from Sham. He wanted to marry Husnabano but there was a condition of answering seven questions. He meets Hatimtai and Hatimtai promise him to help him solve the Mystery of the seven questions.
Raju Aani Bhajya
by Venkatramana Gowdaशाळेत जाताना राजूला रस्त्यात कोण भेटले ? हिरव्या भाज्या. पण त्या शाळेत का चालल्या होत्या? वाचा राजू आणि भाज्यामध्ये.
Rajuche Swapn
by Dinakar BorikarThere was a skilled worker Raju in a goldsmiths’ shop. He went to sleep while he was given a responsible job of a king. While sleeping, he was in a dream and the same time he was waked up by the king. The king was curious to know the dream. Raju marries the princess and later he tells his dream to the king.
Rajula and the Web of Danger
by Deepa AgarwalOne night fifteen-year-old Rajula's carefree life in the green hills of Kumaon is changed forever. A mysterious man begins to haunt her dreams and he turns out to be no other than the ruler of Katyur King Malushahi! The problem is her father: the formidable sorcercer Sunapati Shauka. He has promised her hand to a Tibetan chieftain and now weaves a web of deceit and danger between Rajula and Malushahi. When Rajula learns that Malushahi and she had been sworn in marriage by their mothers much before she follows her heart and her fate on a perilous journey to the Katyuri capital Bairath. Despite her mother's magical spells she has to use all her courage and wits to battle the odds she faces. And for Malushahi winning her hand poses a death-defying challenge. The epic tale of Rajula's bravery and Malushahi's steadfastness has been sung by bards in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand for centuries and is retold here for the first time in English. Packed with magic humour
Rakkety Tam (Redwall, Book #17)
by Brian JacquesFrom beyond the cold northern seas and the lands of ice, a terrifying beast arrives on the shores of Mossflower Country: Gulo the Savage! With his crew of white-furred vermin, this creature out of nightmare comes to murder his brother and seize the fabled Walking Stone. No beast is safe from the mighty Gulo, who feasts on the flesh of his enemies. But something stands between Gulo and what he seeks: the ancient Abbey of Redwall. Who will come to the aid of Abbot Humble and his peaceful woodlanders? The mercenary warrior from the borders, Rakkety Tam MacBurl, that's who! With his mate Wild Doogy Plumm, the brave squirrel sets forth on a quest to rescue two kidnapped Redwall maidens, and joins forces with one hundred perilous hares from the Long Patrol. Together they face a battle that ranges far over the plains, streams and woodlands of Mossflower in this epic tale of war, courage and comradeship. Hark to the battlecries: Redwaaaaaaalll Eulaliiiiiaaaa! Haway the Braaaaaaw!