by Dan Gutman
Published 2003
Dawn and Dusk cannot believe it when their father gets tickets to a professional hockey game, and when they learn that there will be a million dollar goal contest during the game, they become even more excited.
Gertrude Chandler Warner
When the Box family takes over running a struggling skating rink, they uncover a puzzling series of mishaps that threaten to close it down. The resourceful Alden and Benny, along with their sisters, must use their keen observation skills and love for hockey to investigate who is sabotaging the rink and why. Their determination to solve the mystery leads them onto the ice, where a thrilling hockey game becomes the backdrop for the final reveal.
Maggie Lewis
In Maggie Lewis's novel, "Morgy Coast to Coast," young Morgy navigates the challenges of her family's nomadic lifestyle as her hockey-pro dad chases his dreams across the country. From the familiar streets of Massachusetts to new and daunting environments, Morgy learns to adapt, forge new friendships, and discover her own resilience amidst constant change. This story explores themes of belonging, the complexities of family support, and finding one's place, all through the lens of a young girl's experiences with hockey and shifting home bases.
Sharon Jennings, Paulette Bourgeois, P. , Clark, B. (Based On Books by) , Jennings, S. (Tv Tie-In) Bourgeois, Brenda Clark, John Lei, Mark Koren, Jelena Sisic
L'equipe de Benjamin perd depuis qu'Eloise en fait partie. Jouer au hockey devient soudain beaucoup moins amusant! Et tant que capitaine de l'equipe, Benjamin doit maintenant prendre une grande decision : laisser jouer Eloise ou pas!
David Lewman
When SpongeBob gets the chance to play in a real hockey game, he's thrilled to be part of the Krusty Krab's team. Unfortunately, his enthusiasm and unconventional playing style create chaos on the ice, leading to hilarious mishaps and a desperate need for the team to find a way to win. The Krusty Krab players must learn to work together and manage SpongeBob's wild energy if they want to succeed in the big game.
Michele Martin Bossley
Key Selling Points Enhanced features (highly-readable font, cream paper, larger trim size) to increase reading accessibility for dyslexic and other striving readers.
Adele Faber, Elaine Mazlish, Elaine Marsh
The authors show effective ways to reduce sibling rivalry and promote cooperation rather than competition
Joy Berry
A look at friendship for small children.
Beverly Cleary
Leigh Botts, a sixth-grader whose parents are divorced, corresponds with his favorite author, Mr. Henshaw, through a series of letters. In these letters, Leigh shares his struggles with moving to a new school, dealing with his absent father, and navigating the challenges of growing up. Through this epistolary exchange, Leigh finds solace and guidance, learning to express his feelings and gain a better understanding of himself and his family.
Melody Beattie (Author) Format: Paperback
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