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The narrative centers on a two-time Iraq War veteran navigating life in prison, where he confronts a convict culture that resembles a playground rather than a rehabilitative space. His experiences are filled with humor and entertainment, offering a raw and unapologetic perspective on the realities of prison life, while also addressing themes of race and societal issues. The unique viewpoint of the protagonist provides a thought-provoking lens on the complexities of human behavior in such an environment.

Set against the backdrop of World War II, this children's thriller explores themes of coming of age and the significance of family and friendship. Drawing from the author's own experiences in London, the story captures the challenges and adventures faced by young characters during a tumultuous time, highlighting their resilience and the bonds that help them navigate the hardships of war.

The book emphasizes the ineffectiveness of crash diets for sustainable weight loss, arguing that they often lead to temporary results rather than lasting change. It explores the reasons behind this phenomenon and offers insights into healthier, more effective approaches to achieving and maintaining a healthy weight. By focusing on long-term lifestyle changes instead of quick fixes, readers are encouraged to adopt a more balanced and realistic perspective on dieting and health.

When fifteen-year-old Sabrina meets Alec at the Wellness Center where she is being treated for schizophrenia, he tries to persuade her that it is the world that is crazy, not them, and she should defy her doctors rather than lose what makes her creative and special.

Part truth and part fiction, HEADSTONE is the story of author Brian James' nontraditional relationship with his father. Born in 1915, Brian's father majored in mischief at an early age. In this book, he relives his father's antics - from stealing from a pushcart vendor when he was just a young boy to drawing outlandish cartoons on the backsides of local politicians' signs. The lives of gamblers and gangsters, special agents and inspectors are interwoven in a side-splitting tale of the life and times of a guy named Junior. In HEADSTONE, the author shares well-varnished memories of a man he will always love and who forever will be his hero.

Citizens of all nations can learn all about the infamous battle at the Northern Water Tribe, and the struggle leading up to it, in this book chock-full of information. This dossier will chronicle the Water and Fire Nations' major fighters/armies, vehicles, weaponry, bending skills, and battle strategies. It will also include some narrative retellings interspersed.

"Get to explore the solar system one planet at a time, counting down from Mercury to Nepture!"--P. [4] of cover.

While on a hayride, two brothers try to scare each other.

Amid rising tensions in Sydney, Charlie Jones, the Head of Security, faces escalating threats as the Sophie M makes its way south. With urgency and danger looming, he must navigate a complex web of security challenges to protect the city. The narrative unfolds with suspense, highlighting Charlie's critical role in safeguarding against potential crises while revealing the intricate dynamics of his responsibilities.

The story follows a group of kids who, while initially tasked with running errands by Rotten Tooth, decide to turn their mundane chores into a thrilling spying mission in a new town. Their curiosity leads them to uncover a list of suspicious activities, and when strange occurrences start happening on the ship, they wonder if a stowaway might be on board. The blend of adventure and mystery keeps the kids engaged as they navigate their unexpected challenges.