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If you're feeling thirsty-if you're spiritually dehydrated-if you know there's got to be more to faith than what you're experiencing-then take the Plunge!

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Here is a collection to share and enjoy - the very best poems for young people, by young people. This anthology of winning and commended poems from the 2008 Taronga Foundation Poetry Prize is both a delight and a revelation, showcasing the remarkable talent of poets from 8 to 19 years of age.

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Presenting poetry as a source of pleasure and wisdom that cannot be found in prose, this book embraces student-centered, integrated teaching and learning.

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Spanning the time of colonial America through the present day, Poets for Young Adults examines the lives and works of seventy-five poets that are read and loved by teens.

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Pony Money Second Edition is updated with three extra pages. It is the delightful re-telling of my fondest memories teaching my grandchildren to value money and to save for what they want. This book explains the hidden value of money and its terminology while educating the young reader about common equestrian terms.

It's fun and educational! Who can resist that!

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In this book, Woyach presents his model in an upbeat, unpretentious style designed to engage the interest of teens.

To make his theory meaningful to his readers, Woyach uses real-life teen group situations -- school clubs, extracurricular activities, teams, and school projects -- to show effective use (and non-use) of these skills.

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In this book, Woyach presents his model in an upbeat, unpretentious style designed to engage the interest of teens.

To make his theory meaningful to his readers, Woyach uses real-life teen group situations -- school clubs, extracurricular activities, teams, and school projects -- to show effective use (and non-use) of these skills.

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Private Peacefulby Michael Morpurgo,Aladdin and the Enchanted Lampby Philip Pullman,The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Darkby Jill Tomlinson, all adapted by Simon Reade.Three rites-of-passage plays for the young person in all of us, brilliantly adapted from the books of three best-selling authors.

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He's madly sane and cleverly dotty. Professor Branestawm is the craziest genius you'll ever meet and he's back with this bumper collection of hilarious adventures, zany inventions and mind-boggling experiments. So open up for a wacky collection of stories, riddles, puzzles, tricks and tips .

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Are there intelligent civilizations in space If they existed, how would they communicate with us And how would we respond This text, intended to be of interest to secondary students, explores such questions, providing a guide to the scale and structure of the Milky Way.

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Did you know brains are magic It's true! Within this fantastical analogy of post traumatic stress the therapists are Dragon Trainers, psychiatrists are Wizards, and there is no stigma for a hero still fighting.

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32 more hysterical jokes, told by the PUNNY PEEPS, that children and their friends will love! Funny, engaging pictures help readers to visualize the jokes making it easier to remember the punchlines! Perfect for the budding comedians out there! PUNNY JOKES TO TELL YOUR PEEPS! is recommended for kids from 1-101 or anyone who just loves to laugh!

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Jump start students' verbal powers with a series of lively activities designed to hone writing, speaking, and listening skills.

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"For the first time ever, the Who Was subjects are gathered into a single title! The Who Was History of the World is a journey along the timeline of history, noting the birthdays of 150 people in the series and what was happening in the world at that moment in time. Follow the timeline to learn who was doing what when, from the days of ancient Egypt, all the way up to the present"--

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Irene Curie won a Nobel Prize but was denied admission to the French Academy. Lise Meitner solved the riddle of nuclear fission but was written out of the record. This is the first book for young readers to set the story straight and explain the impo

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'They're not going to like me whatever I do . All that changes when their bus breaks down, they put down roots for the first time - and Rain gets to go to school at last! But Rain hadn't reckoned on having to deal with the way kids at school treat anyone who is different.

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Three high school seniors, a jock with a girlfriend and an alcoholic father, a closeted gay, and a flamboyant gay rights advocate, struggle with family issues, gay bashers, first sex, and conflicting feelings about each other.

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The story of Nelson Glassman and Kyle Meeks, best friends for many years, who are gay teens at Walt Whitman High School. Kyle becomes romantically involved with basketball jock Jason Carrillo, while Nelson embarks on a strained relationship with Jeremy, who has tested positive for HIV.