Rosa Jordan Books

The story explores the deepening friendship between eleven-year-old Danny Ryan and nineteen-year-old Wendy Marshall, initially united by their shared responsibility for rescued wildlife. As Wendy retreats to a farm after a traumatic bank holdup, both find solace in caring for various exotic animals. Their bond evolves into mutual support, with Wendy helping Danny escape his troubled home life. Tension escalates when the bank robbers threaten Wendy's safety, prompting Danny, now fourteen, to take action to protect her.

Focusing on a Vancouver writing group over six winter months, the narrative explores the intertwining lives of its members as they navigate their personal stories. Each member grapples with the tales they create, the realities they face, and the secrets they conceal. As relationships evolve through shared revelations and crises, some find redemption while others face tragic outcomes. The characters' written narratives shift dramatically, reflecting the profound impact of their hidden truths and evolving connections.

Focusing on efficiency and resourcefulness, this cookbook emphasizes preparing large quantities to create multiple meals, allowing for time and cost savings. It features recipes that include ingredient substitutions for flexibility without sacrificing flavor. Additional specialty pages offer cooking tips and secrets, enhancing the overall culinary experience. Perfect for those who want to streamline their cooking while enjoying delicious, homemade dishes.

This essential guide steers you along 42 of Cuba's best cycling routes: climb the weirdest mountains this side of China, see ancient cave paintings on a pristine beach, or do a day trip on Havana's historic boulevard. 76 days of Cuba's best cycling where to stay- from campismos and private homes to beach resorts where to eat - dining out and pannier fillers for every budget maintenance tips, plus how to pack and transport your bike what to see and do, in and out of the saddle Spanish language guide

The narrative explores an adolescent girl's awakening to the harsh realities of prejudice and the transformative strength of friendship. Set against the backdrop of a small town, it vividly portrays the journey of two families as they navigate cultural differences and societal biases, ultimately finding common ground and understanding. Through empathy and connection, the story highlights the challenges and triumphs of overcoming discrimination, making it a poignant tale of unity and resilience.

The story follows 15-year-old Justin, who faces unexpected challenges after achieving a significant milestone by making the varsity baseball team. His excitement is dampened when his mother loses her job, prompting him to sell the family's cherished goat, Little Billy, to a neglectful owner. Determined to rescue the goat, Justin finds himself in a moral dilemma. The arrival of a red sports car brings further complications, intertwining the lives of memorable characters in a small town grappling with loyalty and family struggles, creating a deep and engaging narrative for young readers.

Exploring the intricacies of small-town life, the narrative delves into themes of displacement affecting both residents and wildlife. It captures the challenges and connections within a community, highlighting the emotional and physical impacts of changes in the environment and society. Through rich character development, the story reveals how intertwined lives navigate the complexities of belonging and loss.