In Too Deep
- 207 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
Tom Avery' s searing, nail-biting sequel to his award-winning debut Too Much Trouble.
Tom Avery' s searing, nail-biting sequel to his award-winning debut Too Much Trouble.
My name is Kaia.I’m frozen because of what happened.I’m trapped because of what I saw.Can anyone help me to grow again?Kaia is frozen when her brother dies, but can an unexpected friend help her to grow again?
"All 12-year-old Emmanuel knows is that he promised his father he would look after his little brother, Prince. When Em and Prince arrive in London with nowhere to go, they run into the mysterious Mr. Green and his 'friends' and that's when their lives start to spin out of control"-- Back cover. Includes discussion questions and link to teaching materials
Eleven-year-old Kaia, who has felt emotionally isolated since her brother's suicide, befriends a wild boy who mysteriously appears at her London school, finding a way to communicate with him despite his being mute.
The Race to Solve Polar Exploration's Greatest Mystery
The gripping true story of how Briton Tom Avery went with three men, one woman and sixteen dogs to the North Pole in just under thirty-seven days, in doing so breaking the world record and solving one of the great mysteries of polar exploration. Nearly 100 years after Robert Peary told the world that he had reached the North Pole for the very first time, and was widely disbelieved, explorer Tom Avery was poring over documentation related to his expedition. Peary's claim had been derided because people just didn't belive the journey could have been done so quickly. Avery, however, was convinced that he had been telling the truth. Despite the fact that no subsequent expedition had ever come close to matching Peary's time, Avery decided to recreate the journey. Navigating treacherous pressure ridges, deadly channels of open water, bitterly cold temperatures, and travelling just as Peary did with dog teams and replica wooden sleds bound together with cord. Avery and his team were to cover the 413 nautical miles to the North Pole in just thirty-six days and twenty-two hours, setting a new world record and reaching the Pole some four hours faster then Peary. Weaving the fascinating history of Arctic exploration with thrilling extreme adventure, To the End of the Earth is Avery's story of how he and his team risked their lives to solve polar exploration's greatest mystery.
Public Speaking Secrets for Introverts on How to Influence People and Handle Small Talk With Confidence (How to Be a Powerful, Dynamic and Confident Leader)
Personal connection has become more important than perfection in the speaking industry. The book emphasizes leveraging your website to showcase your personality, images, and career details, allowing potential clients to get to know you on a personal level. This shift in focus highlights the value of authenticity and relatability in securing speaking engagements.
Jamie and Ned are twins. They do everything together: riding their bikes, beachcombing outside their house, watching their favourite episodes of Star Trek. But Ned is sick, and one day, he may leave Jamie behind. When they discover a strange creature on the beach, Ned wants one more adventure and decides to keep him secretly in their garage. But Jamie begins to hope that the creature might bring some miracle, and stop his brother from going where he can no longer follow . . .
A young screenwriter battling depression throws himself into a relationship with a manipulative and vindictive woman.
Jojo Locke's dad disappeared six years ago. And what's stranger still, none of his family can really remember him, there's a hole inside each of them where Dad should be. But then Aunt Pen arrives, a real fairy, with her tricks and wishes. She tests Jojo to see how deep his courage runs and sets him off on a journey to find their memories of Dad, and an adventure far beyond what he could have imagined begins.
Am Morgen einer stürmischen Nacht finden Jamie und Ned ein fremdartiges Meerwesen am Strand – halb Fisch, halb Mensch. Was hat es mit dieser Kreatur auf sich? Seit sie denken können, erzählt der Großvater Jamie und Ned fantastische Geschichten übers Meer, Geschichten voller Meerfrauen und Meermännern, die Wunder vollbringen. Als sie am Strand ein seltsames Meerwesen finden, hofft Jamie auf Rettung für seinen unheilbar kranken Bruder. Und tatsächlich entwickelt Ned schnell eine besondere Beziehung zu dem Wesen, das sie Leonhard taufen. Doch Jamie bleibt misstrauisch und merkt, wie sein Bruder sich von ihm entfernt. Wird es ein Abschied für immer?