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The Hatchling (Guardians of Ga'hoole #7)
by Kathryn LaskyIn the book, Guardians of Ga'Hoole Series, Book 7, Kludd is dead. Nyra, his mate, is determined to hatchling Nyroc will fulfill his father's destiny. But Nyroc is a poor student of evil. He must summon all his courage to defy his destiny.
Hatchling (Dinotopia Series)
by Midori SnyderRunning away after accidentally endangering a dinosaur egg, Janet meets a gravely wounded Gryposaurus and is entrusted with its egg.
Hate
by Alan GibbonsEve's older sister, Rosie, was bright and alive and always loved being the centre of attention. Then one day, she is brutally murdered. Six months later, Eve meets Antony and discovers that he was there the night Rosie died and did nothing to help. Is there any way she can ever get past that?Inspired by the tragic murder of Sophie Lancaster, which saw Sophie and her partner Rob viciously attacked in Stubbylee Park, Bacup, Lancashire because of the way they dressed, this is a hard-hitting real-life thriller about friendship, courage, loss, forgiveness and about our society and communities.
Hate
by Alan GibbonsEve's older sister, Rosie, was bright and alive and always loved being the centre of attention. Then one day, she is brutally murdered. Six months later, Eve meets Antony and discovers that he was there the night Rosie died and did nothing to help. Is there any way she can ever get past that?Inspired by the tragic murder of Sophie Lancaster, which saw Sophie and her partner Rob viciously attacked in Stubbylee Park, Bacup, Lancashire because of the way they dressed, this is a hard-hitting real-life thriller about friendship, courage, loss, forgiveness and about our society and communities.
Hate Crime in America: From Prejudice to Violence (Informed!)
by Danielle Smith-LleraHate crime in the United States is on the rise. The FBI has reported that hate crimes rose by 17 percent in 2017, increasing for the third straight year, and the trend continued into 2018 and 2019. The crimes are most commonly motivated by hatred related to race, ethnicity, or country of origin. Many crimes are also motivated by bias against sexual orientation or gender identity. Students will learn why hate crime is on the rise and how they can help combat it.
Hate List: A Hate List Novella (Little Brown Novels)
by Jennifer BrownFive months ago, Valerie Leftman's boyfriend, Nick, opened fire on their school cafeteria. Shot trying to stop him, Valerie inadvertently saved the life of a classmate, but was implicated in the shootings because of the list she helped create. A list of people and things she and Nick hated. The list he used to pick his targets. <P><P>Now, after a summer of seclusion, Val is forced to confront her guilt as she returns to school to complete her senior year. Haunted by the memory of the boyfriend she still loves and navigating rocky relationships with her family, former friends and the girl whose life she saved, Val must come to grips with the tragedy that took place and her role in it, in order to make amends and move on with her life.
Hate Mail (Orca Currents)
by Monique PolakJordie's cousin Todd has moved back to Montreal and is attending Jordie's high school. Todd has autism and requires an aide. Todd has not been welcomed in the school. He's known as a freak, and even other parents seem to resent Todd's special needs. Jordie does everything he can to distance himself from his cousin, fearful of what his friends might think. When he learns that Todd's whole family is buckling under the pressure of a hateful letter, Jordie starts to question his own behavior. But Todd's resources are unique, and he soon finds a way to prove his worth to his peers and to the community at large. Inspired by real-life events, Hate Mail examines the transformative power of speaking out against prejudice.
Hate That Cat
by Sharon CreechJack<P><P> Room 204—Miss Stretchberry <P> February 25<P> Today the fat black cat<P> up in the tree by the bus stop<P> dropped a nut on my head<P> thunk<P> and when I yelled at it<P> that fat black cat said<P> Murr-mee-urrr<P> in a <P> nasty<P> spiteful<P> way.<P> I hate that cat.<P> This is the story of <P> Jack<P> words<P> sounds<P> silence<P> teacher<P> and cat.
Hated Secret Admirer
by Vanessa Sueroz Rachel Lima LopesPaulie can't wait for the year to be over so she can finish school. What she didn't expect was strange things to start happening to her. Roses start to show up everywhere she goes. When she goes have dinner and there's a rose on her fork, when she's changing clothes, there's a rose in her closet, when she tries to read a book...there are the roses again. Now she can't even go to the bathroom in peace because roses are also showing up in the toilet. There's just one small detail, Paula hates roses! Who could be the unpleasant person that's stalking Paulie everywhere with those damned roses? Some say it's a secret admirer, but Paulie thinks it's her hated secret admirer. The question is: how to get rid of him?
The Hateful Horrors of the Queen of Hearts (EDGE: I HERO: Megahero #6)
by Steve Barlow Steve SkidmoreTake on the role of a shape-shifting MEGAHERO in this fully interactive, wacky, choose-your-own-destiny adventure story.You and your mega-computer sidekick, PAL, must save the world from the bank-robbing Queen of Hearts and her dastardly trio of Jacks. The thieves have their eyes on the crown jewels - can you possibly morph into the right shapes to stop them before it's too late? Written by the award-winning duo Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore (AKA the 2STEVES) and illustrated by the hilarious Pipi Sposito. Reading age from 7 to 9 years old. Interest range from 7 to 12 years old - suitable for reluctant readers and less confident older readers. Printed using a font approved by the British Dyslexia Association on off-white paper.Read and laugh along with the whole series!October 2020I HERO: MegaHero: Sushi Man - 9781445169477I HERO: MegaHero: Professor Weird - 9781445170039November 2020I HERO: MegaHero: DinaSaw - 9781445170084I HERO: MegaHero: Miss Take - 9781445170091December 2020I HERO: MegaHero: MegaBite - 9781445170121I HERO: MegaHero: Queen of Hearts - 9781445170152
Haters
by Alisa Valdes-RodriguezWhen Paski's cartoonist father returns to Taos from a business trip, she knows her life is taking a turn for the worse. Paski and her father move to Southern California, where his comic strip has been optioned for a movie. At her new high school, haters rule--especially beautiful and cruel Jessica Nguyen.
A Hatful of Dragons: And More than 13.8 Billion Other Funny Poems
by Vikram MadanKirkus Reviews Best BookTexas Bluebonnet 2021-2022 Master ListNew York Public Library Best BookDenver Public Library&’s Best and Brightest 2020 Poetry ListALSC Summer Reading SelectionSouth Dakota Prairie Bloom Award FinalistIdeal for fans of Jack Prelutsky and Shel Silverstein, this collection of hilarious poems is perfect for any young reader who likes to read — and laugh!This funny poetry book is full of unusual characters: panda and pangolin musicians, mail-order eggs that hatch dinosaurs (surprise!), ten aliens with a garden-gnome pal, a robot uncle, lots and lots of dragons, and a professor who uses his Page Machine to travel to multiple pages within the book. Vikram Madan's ingenious poems take many forms, from limerick to rebus to a fill-in-the-blank poem that offers more than 13.8 billion funny combinations. All feature clever wordplay, impeccable rhythm and rhyme, and riotous punchlines. This is a quirky collection of poems that readers will laugh their way through again and again.
Hatimtaicha Janma
by Shekhar ShiledarThe king of Yemen was very generous and took care of his people like his children. He had many queens he had everything in the kingdom. The king did not have a child and so he was very sad. The king had a wife whom he liked very much. The queen could not see the king unhappy and sad so she prayed for a child. Finally, she becomes pregnant and gives birth to a son. The king becomes very happy and celebrates it. He names him Hatimtai.
The Hatmakers
by Tamzin MerchantAn enchanting fantasy adventure about the importance of bravery, resourcefulness, and following your heart from a debut celebrity author. When Cordelia Hatmaker’s beloved father fails to return from an ingredient-hunting expedition, Cordelia is the only member of the family who knows in her heart that he can’t be gone for good. Her grief-stricken aunt and uncle forge ahead to continue the work of their guild and to fulfill a crucial order from the King for a magical Peace Hat. But the enchantments woven into the carefully crafted goods of the Hatmaker, Bootmaker, Cloakmaker, Watchmaker, and Glovemaker guilds begin causing sudden inducements of rage and chaos. As war looms and the Peace objects backfire, Cordelia must find out who is using the Makers’ creations for dark purposes and uncover the truth about her father’s disappearance. Funny, boisterous, and wise, Tamzin Merchant’s spellbinding debut draws readers into a vibrant and captivating new world and introduces a heroine who keeps wildness in her wits and magic in her fingertips.
Hats!
by Kevin LuthardtWhen a young boy enters a hat shop and sees there is a sale that day, he carefully chooses the perfect hat. Proudly wearing his new hat, he walks through town. When he reaches the park, a bully tells him, "Dumb hat!" The boy is crushed--is his hat really dumb? But other kids who come along think the hat is pretty cool, and in a surprise twist, the boy and his new friends turn the tables on the bully.
Hats of Faith
by Medeia Cohan Sarah WalshHats of Faith is a simple and striking introduction to the shared custom of religious head coverings. With bright images and a carefully researched interfaith text, this thoughtful book inspires understanding and celebrates our culturally diverse modern world.
Hats Off: The History and Meaning of Hats (Fountas & Pinnell LLI Purple #Level U)
by Joseph Owens<p>Hats Off: The History and Meaning of Hats by Joseph Owens. <p>Hats Off! Wearing a hat used to be like wearing a pair of shoes--you would never dream of leaving home without it. And there were specific types of hats for just about every activity, from visiting a friend to going out to eat. Why were hats so important in the past? And why don't we wear them as much anymore? <p>Text Elements <p> <li>Genre: Nonfiction, Expository <li>Text Structures: Main: Categorical, Embedded: Compare/Contrast, Chronological Sequence, Description <li>Text Features: table of contents, glossary, photos, captions, sidebars</li> </p>
Hats Off for the Fourth of July!
by Harriet ZiefertSpectators wait to see what will come next as they watch the town's Fourth of July parade.
Hats Off to Mr. Pockles!
by Sally Lloyd-JonesA New York Times bestselling author and a rising-star illustrator present an utterly hilarious, oh-so-silly tale about Mr. Pockles, an odd little dog with a big hat collection--and an even bigger heart. For Mr. Pockles, going without a hat is as unthinkable as going around without any pants on. He has millions of hats, for every occasion--an Eating His Cornflakes hat, a Drinking Cups of Tea hat, and even an In the Bath hat--but for some reason, he doesn't have any friends. One day, when Lady CoCo Fitz-Tulip--a Very Important Panda--finds that her hat has been gobbled up by some hungry bunnies, Mr. Pockles knows just how to help. Overflowing with silliness, here's a charming celebration of friendship, inclusion, and the joy of sharing.
Hats Off to the President: A White House Mystery
by Brendan Walsh Tim Mcevenue Molly SmithIt is 1905 in the White House. President Teddy Roosevelt's cavalry hat is missing from the mantenpiece! The clues seem to point to Daisy, the daughter of the White House chef. How will she prove her innocence?
The Hatseller and the Monkeys
by Baba Wague DiakiteBaMusa the hatseller traveled from town to town with his hats piled high on his head. "Hee Manum nin koi kadi sa!" he sang, which means, "What a wonderful busineness hat selling is!" One day, BaMusa set out for a festival that was a day's walk away. He was in such a hurry to leave, he didn't eat any breakfast. Halfway there, he grew so tired and hungry, he had to stop and rest. But when he woke up, his hats were gone! Soon he discovered the monkeys high in the tree branches above him were all wearing colorful hats! How would he get them back? It wasn't until BaMusa put some food in his stomach that he could think clearly and figure out exactly what he must do.--From book jacket
Hatti Ani Mungi
by P. G. SahasrabuddheOne ant was collect food every day for herself under a tree. The Elephant used to always taunt her. But the ant kept on collecting food. One day rain started for many days and later after one day the rain stopped. The elephant was standing next to the place where ant was. elephant saw the amount of food she had gathered and felt proud of her.
Hattiche Paul
by Tara ChaudhariOnce a queen insistence to the king that her brother makes him prime minister of the kingdom. The King given a task to sher khan but he fails in that. Later Birbal completed the task by his wisdom and save his post.