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29 result(s) for "Grabenstein, Chris"
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The crossroads
When eleven-year-old Zack Jennings moves to Connecticut with his father and new stepmother, they must deal with the ghosts left behind by a terrible accident, as well as another kind of ghost from Zack's past.
How Dewey find what we're really looking for?
In writing about a fantastical library, the author found himself rediscovering Melvil Dewey's Decimal Classification system. Doing his library research, he spent a good deal of time studying those colorful charts that break down the ten Dewey categories into easy-to-grasp icons. he also learned a little about how Mr. Dewey came up with his Decimal Classification system. In short, Mr. Dewey viewed the library as the place to answer all of life's questions. The hero of his new novel, Mr. Luigi Lemoncello, shares that same love of libraries. He sees the library as a great public institution where anyone, no matter what race, religion, or economic status, can learn anything about everything. This solution, points to the enduring and fundamental strength of libraries, they offer them all the resources they need to examine every aspect of a subject under the expert guidance of trained explorers.
The demon's door
During rehearsals for a play based on his stepmother's bestselling children's books, eleven-year-old Zack discovers that the director is planning to raise a horde of evil specters from the dead by offering up a human sacrifice.
Mr. Lemoncello's great library race
\"Mr. Lemoncello holds a contest for his young friends where they must race to bring interesting facts back to his library\"-- Provided by publisher.
Mr. Lemoncello's all-star breakout game
\"To win Mr. Lemoncello's new television game show, Kyle and his team have to break out of their comfort zone and walk a mile in other characters' shoes and figure out how to unlock a series of locks and break out of the game before their competition!\"-- Provided by publisher.
Mr. Lemoncello's fantabulous finale
Thirteen-year-old Kyle participates in the last of Mr. Lemoncello's fantabulous games with the hopes of winning ownership of the entire Lemoncello empire.
Jacky Ha-Ha
\"Twelve-year-old Jacky 'Ha-Ha' Hart is a class clown with a penchant for pranking--and when she's required to act in the school play to appease her frustrated teachers, she must conquer her stutter\"-- Provided by publisher.
House of robots
\"Fifth-grader Sammy Hayes-Rodriguez struggles to fit in when his inventor mother requires him to take her latest creation, a robotic 'brother,' to school with him to learn to become a student\"-- Provided by publisher.