Shannon, a nine-year-old orphan, is taken in by a kindly couple who teach her the value of hard work and determination. When the Civil War breaks out, Shannon joins the Union Army as a nurse. Despite the danger, Shannon persists in helping the wounded and sick, until she finally collapses from exhaustion. She is brought back to the couple's farm, where she spends the rest of her days telling stories of her wartime experiences to the children.
The internet has a long and interesting history, and it all started in Silicon Valley. Inventor Vint Cerf worked as a college disc jockey, while Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak designed and built the world's first personal computer in his garage. The first email was sent in 1971, and the first website was created in 1991. The first online purchase was made in 1994 by a man who bought a pizza for $25.
Scooter the Squirrel is always on the go, searching for nuts and berries. When winter comes, he has to find a place to hibernate. He tries several spots, but none of them work out. Finally, he finds the perfect place to curl up and sleep through the winter.
When the Civil War breaks out, thirteen-year-old Scout disguises herself as a boy and sets off on a dangerous journey to find her brother, who has run off to join the Union army. With the help of her new friend, a runaway slave, Scout finally finds her brother on the battlefield. But just as she's about to return home, she witnesses a horrific scene that changes her life forever.
This collection of poems explores the theme of change, both good and bad. The poems capture the feeling of constantly chasing after something that always seems just out of reach. Whether it's a new job, a new love, or a new life, the speaker is always on the hunt for something better. But as they chase after these things, they also realize that change can be scary and unpredictable . In the end, the speaker comes to accept that change is a natural part of life and that it's okay to be scared of it sometimes.
Max's Hanukkah Miracle is a heartwarming story about a young boy who learns the true meaning of the holiday. When his family and friends start to argue, Max feels like maybe Hanukkah isn't so special after all. But when his little sister gets sick and Max has to help his family, he starts to see the holiday in a whole new light. Max learns that sometimes the best Hanukkah gifts are the ones that can't be wrapped up in a box.
Discover the exotic flavors of Thai cuisine with these delicious recipes. From fragrant curries and stir-fries to flavorful soups and salads, these dishes will tantalize your taste buds.
This book features a variety of impressive desserts, each with delicious frosting. With step-by-step instructions for perfect results, you'll be able to whip up these show-stoppers with ease.