In 1993 Ronald McCaul, the chief strategist of the Provos in Northern Ireland and Thomas O'Connor, one of their most famous gunman, escaped from Castlereagh Interrogation Center in Belfast. The two appeared to dissolve into thin air. In July 1998 they reappear in the Republic of Ireland and are arrested by the Garda(the Police Force of the Republic). McCaul, who was sick when arrested, asked O'Connor to take his body home to Wales if he dies. O'Connor agreed to McCaul's request. Within days, McCaul died.. Chief Superintendent Patrick T. Kerrigan of the Garda proposed to use O'Connor as a bait...

Join Mokie & Kade as they find love, friendship, and adventure together In Puppy Love, Kade is excited to bring home his new furry friend and show him off to his buddies. Readers can scan QR codes found throughout the pages to watch educational videos relating to lessons throughout the book.

Join Mokie & Kade as they find love, friendship, and adventure together. In Backyard Adventure, Mokie, Kade, and his friends go camping for the first time. They learn to work together by setting up a tent and building a campfire, while Mokie explores and tries to keep them out of trouble. Readers can scan a QR code found inside the pages to watch a fun video relating to something from the book.

The moving story of Charles Hunter-Arnold and his French Grandmother Pascale Meyette. Following his Grandmothers death Charles inherits her cottage and discovers a wooden box containing memorabilia and a hand written account in which Pascale tells the truth behind the lie she has lived since 1944. Her story speaks of her troubled childhood in Normandy and the occupation by the Germans. Her experiences lead her to move to England and never to return to France. Charles sets out to find his French family and he discovers what happened in the final few months of the war.

Writing this book reignited in me a childlike thrill of discovery. What started out as a book of silly limericks led me into the weird world of the creatures about which I was writing. Consequently I decided to follow each limerick with a section called "What's the Scoop?" In it you'll find some unusual facts that many books don't cover about that animal. The last part of the book contains several activities called "What Did You Scoop Up?" It has exercises to help kids remember what they read. If you laugh half as much while reading this book as I did while writing it, you better buckle up.

This hardbound edition of the popular paperback with the same title is designed for libraries, schools, and other organizations that lend books. It does not contain the interactive games in the back of the paperback. Its target audience is ages 7-12, but older students and adults have praised it as well. The feedback from teachers who have tested this book in their classrooms has been phenomenal. Some students formed their own contests, completing the workbook games and sharing the bizarre facts they learned about animals. OUT ON A LIMERICK will suck you in before you hit page 1. Check out...