The story revolves around Morgan, who faces a conflict between attending the Princesses on Ice event with Aldeen, a promise he made, and his desire to go to a monster truck rally with Charlie. As he grapples with his dislike for skating and the challenge of confronting his friend, the narrative explores themes of friendship, promises, and personal growth. Designed as an early chapter book, it includes dyslexia-friendly features to support young readers.
The story revolves around a rivalry sparked by Aldeen's mishap with Morgan's prized pumpkin, leading to a series of challenges. Instead of a bumper car showdown, Morgan dares Aldeen to conquer a rollercoaster, testing his bravery. This engaging early chapter book is designed with dyslexia-friendly features, making it accessible for young readers.
Set against the backdrop of filmmaking and a blues band, this story explores the complex relationships between fathers and sons. As the characters navigate their personal and artistic aspirations, they become entangled in a web of crime that challenges their bonds and ambitions. The narrative delves into themes of legacy, creativity, and the struggles of familial connections, offering a rich tapestry of emotion and conflict.
Er weiß nicht, wie er wirklich heißt. Er ist 15 und auf der Suche nach sich selbst. Doch er hat ein Talent: er kann in jede Rolle schlüpfen. Als es mal wieder brenzlig wird, gibt er sich für den vermissten Danny aus. Sie sind im gleichen Alter, sonst ähneln sich die Jungen kaum. Dennoch glaubt die Familie Dellomondo sofort, in ihm ihren Sohn wiedergefunden zu haben. Ist seine Täuschung wirklich so echt oder hat auch die Familie etwas zu verbergen? Als er begreift, was hier gespielt wird, ist es fast schon zu spät.
The story follows Morgan, who feels isolated when his classmates play a popular video game during recess. When bullies target his frenemy Aldeen, accusing her of pretending to game, Morgan finds the courage to defend her. This early chapter book includes features designed to support readers with dyslexia, making it accessible and engaging for young audiences.
Er weiß nicht, wie er wirklich heißt. Seit Neustem nennt er sich Danny Dellomondo. Er ist 15 und von Geburt an auf der Suche nach sich selbst. Doch er hat ein Talent: von der Mutter verstoßen, aufgewachsen ohne Identität, kann er in jede Rolle schlüpfen. Als es mal wieder brenzlig wird, gibt er sich für den seit drei Jahren vermissten Danny aus. Sie sind im gleichen Alter, sonst ähneln sich die Jungen kaum. Dennoch glaubt die Familie Dellomondo sofort, in ihm ihren Sohn wiedergefunden zu haben. Ist seine Täuschung wirklich so echt oder hat auch die Familie etwas zu verbergen? Als er begreift, was hier gespielt wird, ist es fast schon zu spät.
Exploring the intersection of internet bullying and the vibrant world of rock and roll, the story weaves humor with the challenges of social media. It follows characters who navigate their passion for guitar and singing while dealing with the complexities of online interactions. Romance blossoms amidst the backdrop of YouTube fame and the struggles of self-identity, making for a relatable and engaging narrative that highlights both the joys and perils of modern connectivity.
The story follows Ace and his best friend Denny as they form a band, motivated by their desire to attract girls. Ace discovers his passion for music, but their journey is complicated by internal conflicts, particularly with their hygiene-conscious drummer, Pig, and Denny's obsession with impressing girls. As they navigate the challenges of band life and a contest that tests their unity, the boys must confront what truly matters in their pursuit of success and self-discovery.
Morgan's passion for music drives him to devise clever and sneaky plans to escape the constraints of floor hockey. As he navigates his desire to pursue his true interests, the story explores themes of creativity, determination, and the challenges of balancing personal passions with social expectations.
The story follows Morgan, who is thrilled to land the lead role in a school play, "The Frog Prince." The twist is that he must kiss Aldeen, known as the Godzilla of Grade Three, to transform into a prince. This unique premise explores themes of courage and unexpected friendships, capturing the humorous challenges of childhood and the dynamics of school plays.