: Puffin young readers George Washington's mother-level 3 (No:7215)
: Jean Fritz
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: Everyone has a mother. Even George Washington. But Mary Washington is nothing like you'd think! She hates to dress up. And she always thinks she knows what's best for George. After all, she's his mother!
: Puffin young readers Just a few words, Mr. Lincoln-level 4 (No:7214)
: Jean Fritz
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: Abraham Lincoln was one busy man. He had a country to run. And a war to win. And a family to care for. But when it came time to honor all the soldiers who had died in the great battle of Gettysburg, President Lincoln still took time to say a few words. Two hundred and seventy-one to be exact. Here is a true story about a great man and his famous speech.
: Roo wants to make Mother’s Day extra special for Kanga. But on the big day he realizes he’s forgotten to get her a present! What will little Roo do?
: Nemo loves his father Marlin, and Marlin loves his little Nemo. Marlin searches the ocean for his son and see Nemo learn that he's capable of great things, just like his dad
: Thomas meets a tractor named Terence ploughing in a field and he makes rude comments about the tractor's caterpillar tracks. But one day, Terence proves just how useful his caterpillars are to Thomas.
: Thirty years ago, a child was found in the New Jersey backwoods. He had been living a feral existence, with no memory of how he got there or even who he is. Everyone just calls him Wilde, now a former soldier and security expert, he lives off the grid, shunned by the community � until they need him. A child has gone missing; but her family suspecting she�s just playing a disappearing game, nobody seems concerned except for criminal attorney Hester Crimstein. She contacts Wilde, asking him to use his unique skills to find the girl. But even he can find no trace of her. One day passes, then a second, then a third and then one day a human finger shows up in the mail.
: Life was better in the old days or was it?
That’s the question Greg Heffley is asking as his town voluntarily unplugs and goes electronics-free. But modern life has its conveniences, and Greg isn’t cut out for an old-fashioned world. With tension building inside and outside the Heffley home, will Greg find a way to survive? Or is going “old school” just too hard for a kid like Greg?