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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Hi. I'm Max. And I have a dinosaur problem.Max is nine. He likes rocks, Minecraft, and winning at Mario Kart. He does not like broccoli, math tests, or losing to his little sister.He also used to have an anger problem.Actually, that's not true. Max didn't have an anger problem. His T-Rex had an anger problem. His name is Rory. He's six feet tall, made of Jell-O, and thinks justice means sneezing spaghetti at people.Rory shows up when Max gets really mad. Like, 10-out-of-10, volcano-erupting, throw-the-Switch-controller mad. And when Rory shows up, stuff breaks. Volcanoes. Reading corners. Mom's patience.But here's the thing - Rory isn't trying to be bad. He's trying to help.This is a story about Max and Rory. About fire alarms in your chest. About Stomp & Stop - a real technique kids can use. About gummy worms, and why T-Rexes do not do backpacks. About learning that being mad isn't bad. But staying mad and wrecking everything That's where the trouble starts.Perfect for kids who: - Have big feelings they don't know what to do with- Get told to 'calm down' a lot (and hate it)- Love funny stories about dinosaurs, video games, and messy bedrooms- Are learning to handle anger, frustration, and losing- Need a pause button - and a teammateParents, teachers, and counselors love this book because: - It teaches the real Stomp & Stop technique (Notice the heat ? Stomp once ? Name it) through story, not lecture- It shows that doing the technique 'right' doesn't always fix everything - and that's okay- It models sibling relationships, friendship, and emotional honesty- It's 15,500 words of humor and heart - perfect for ages 6-12, reluctant readers, and read-aloudsIf you've ever felt like you had a dinosaur living in your brain - one that roars when things aren't fair - then this book is for you.You're not broken. You're not bad. You might just need a pause button. And a teammate. And maybe a gummy worm.Grab your copy and meet Rory today. Reading age: 6-12 yearsGrade level: 2-5Length: 15,500 words / 12 chapters + introduction & epilogueThemes: anger management, emotional regulation, sibling relationships, friendship, fairness, teamwork.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - He can see sound. She (his deaf little sister Mina) can weaponize silence. Together with their K-9, they're the Echo Squad.When 12-year-old Leo Park's sister Mina invents glasses that make sound visible, Leo thinks they'll get grounded for life. He's half right.Now they can see three-day-old whispers, invisible crime scenes-and a villain no one else can detect. The Conductor uses infrasound: sound waves so low no human can hear them, but powerful enough to shatter jade, control minds, and collapse buildings.His next target A concert hall with 3,000 people inside. His instrument A frequency that turns human ribs into tuning forks.Leo, Mina, and their retired German shepherd Rusty have one night, one broken pair of glasses, and one theory about a humming night guard named Carlos. If they're wrong, the whole city hits a deadly note.Echo Squad: The Whispering Statue is a fast-paced middle-grade mystery for kids 8-12 who love: - Tech gadgets & real science (infrasound, resonance, phase cancellation!)- Sibling detective teams who use brains over brawn- Asian American heroes in STEMPerfect for readers who enjoy The Mysterious Benedict Society, City Spies, and The 39 Clues.Book 1 of the Echo Squad Series.Listen closely - the echoes are always watching.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'The dragon roars at 2:17am.'But dragons aren't real. right When a blinding blue-white light blazes on the Great Wall of China and ancient artifacts vanish, eleven-year-old Alex Chen, his sharp-eyed sister Mia, and local Junior Ranger Li Wei know something is wrong.The 'dragon' isn't a myth. It's a crime.Thieves are using drones, diesel generators, and light so bright it swallows the stars. With no cell service and no adults coming, the Junior Rangers have one choice: Fight light. with light.Using 600-year-old Ming fire signals, real NASA satellite data, and a busted desk-fan drone, they must stop the 'Light Thieves' before the Great Wall's history-and the Milky Way itself-disappears forever.Perfect for kids 8-12 who love: - STEM adventures (real science, satellites, engineering)- Mysteries in real places (The Great Wall, Ming Dynasty)- Eco-fiction with heart (light pollution, dark sky parks)- Action + teamwork (kids vs. thieves, ancient vs. modern)Perfect for readers who enjoy the adventure of Magic Tree House, the mystery of National Park Mysteries, the heart of The Green Ember, and the humor of Horrible Histories.Book 2 of the Great Wall Junior Rangers series'A thousand people, one wall. A million stars, one sky. One kid, one light switch.'Turn the page. The dragon roars at 2:17am.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The atlas has been waiting for a name for two hundred years.Now it has one.At the deepest end of the library's oldest stacks, exactly wherethe founding gate took her in 1821, Fray's first partner is stillthere - mid-stitch, mid-reach, waiting the way every lost thing inthis story has secretly been waiting: alive, and not gone.This time, Fray isn't going alone.A librarian who walked the dark. A Warder with a chalk line. Anengineer with a metronome. A mother on the rope. A registrar wholistened to a wall for two centuries. And one very determined girl- six threads instead of one, carrying together what nearly brokethe world the first time it was carried alone.And when the rescue is done, the trade's oldest question finallygets asked: what does Fray choose to be, when she could haveanything The answer is the ending six books have been buildingtoward.- The final book of the series - every door closed, everysecret told, every sentence delivered- The rug's book at last - her partner's name, her wholenight, and the rescue two hundred years in arrears- A full house, every post load-bearing - the finale onlyworks because all six of them exist- Spooky but safe - deep-dark thrills, zero gore, forstrong readers ages 9-12 'A count kept in company is music. A count kept alone is awall.'The last threadgate is here. Everybody home.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - All winter, Wren and Fray did the reading. Tide tables. Meters.A thread on the map so pale it almost wasn't there.At the end of a rail line that stopped running in 1962 stands alighthouse - and a door older than anyone alive. The old keeper'sgranddaughter has guarded it alone for thirty years. And the door isdying: the good kind of dying, the kind that finally heals shut.Except a door that old doesn't fade quietly. It pays outeverything it has ever gathered - in one night. Lost things.Lost sounds. And, deep in its keeping, one message left undeliveredfor thirty years, still waiting for someone to answer.Corvin Vane has already bought his ticket for the coast. And whenthe storm hits, it isn't Wren who ends up closest to the edge.- The third book of the series - the rug's first flight, theboldest mystery yet, and the most emotional chapter of the saga- A keeper's legacy sixty years deep - proof that the bravestmagic isn't in the spell, it's in the showing up- A friendship tested at the edge - and a promise made on openwater that changes the whole guild- Spooky but safe - storm-lit thrills, zero gore, for strongreaders ages 9-12 'Some doors retire. It took a lighthouse to learn it.'The third door is waiting. Mind the tide.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The supply closet on the third floor isn't on any blueprint.Some days, it isn't even there.Sixth grade was supposed to be ordinary. Instead: a door thatappears between classes, a hallway that can't keep its own length, and a magical rug who says this new gate isn't dying like the lastone - it's being fed. Someone has been feeding it Marlow'slost things for years. And now it's strong enough to keep whateverit takes.Wren Calloway and Fray have a new power that works a little tooeasily, a substitute teacher who thinks every open door is a mistakewaiting to happen, and an old enemy circling closer than ever. ThenWren finds something impossible deep behind the secret door: a lineof her missing aunt's handwriting - fresh, not five years old- and proof that Jo is still out there, somewhere past the door.- The sequel to The Door in the Drain - bigger mystery, same grumpy rug, all-new door- A heroine who reads every receipt - because this time, the magic comes with terms and conditions- A teacher you won't be able to pin down - is sheprotecting the school, or closing a window that's about to beneeded - Spooky but safe - genuine thrills, zero gore, strongreaders ages 9-12 'Doors can almost always be saved. It's only ever a questionof who arrives first.'The second door is open. Mind the closet.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every town keeps one door it pretends not to see.Wren Calloway's great-aunt Jo vanished five years ago, and everyone inMarlow says she's not coming back. Everyone except Wren.When a threadbare old rug arrives in a box of Aunt Jo's belongings, itcomes with a voice attached - dusty, sarcastic, and two hundred years old.The rug, Fray, once guarded the secret doorways hidden all over town: instorm drains, bricked-up alleys, locked school stairwells. Now the doorsare unraveling again, pets and small treasures are disappearing, andsomething on the other side has started to count.To find out what really happened to her aunt, Wren will have to do theimpossible: team up with a grumpy carpet with almost no powers left, learna magical trade where every repair has a cost - a memory, atreasure, a piece of time - and fix what's broken, one impossible stitchat a time.- A heroine who checks twice - a five-year-old mystery nobodyfinished, until now- A companion readers never forget - insult-slinging, secretlysofthearted, allergic to sincerity- Spooky but safe - genuine thrills, zero gore, for strong readersages 9-12- Hidden doors, secret maps, small-town magic - with real heartunder the adventure 'A closed book is not an ending. It's a door with manners.'Turn the page - and mind the drain.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'The prophecy said he'd die. The desert disagrees.' A cursed prince. Three prophesied deaths. And the only way to survive is to walk into the desert with the very dog destined to kill him. Fourteen-year-old Prince Khaem has never been outside the palace walls. Born under a prophecy decreeing death by snake, by dog, or by crocodile, he has spent his entire life in a gilded cage - every wall painted to keep him safe, every servant trained to look away, every night filled with the low, constant hum of a curse vibrating through the limestone like a wasp trapped against glass. Then his father presses a scarab into his palm and tells him to walk. Khaem steps into the desert with a useless dagger, palace-soft hands, and Akhi - his golden dog, his oldest companion, and one of the three creatures prophesied to kill him. Within hours, the heat strips away everything he thought he knew. The sand swallows his sandals. And then he meets Nesit. A desert orphan with calloused hands and blue beads in her hair, she calls him 'city boy,' steals his dates, and teaches him to walk on sand. She has no royal blood and no prophecy whispering her name. What she has is her grandmother's knowledge - every hidden spring, every herb that heals, every viper nest to avoid - and the kind of courage that doesn't flinch. When the first trial finds them - a living shadow shaped like a serpent, bound to the prophecy and hunting the prince - Nesit doesn't run. She offers it sweet milk and calls it lonely. Three trials. Three keys. Three choices that could cost Khaem everything. And beneath it all, the Nile carries something the priests don't speak of and the scribes don't record. The river carries memory. And memory, it turns out, can be rewritten. For readers who love: - Egyptian mythology and ancient magic - Found family, friendship, and first love - Fierce heroines who survive by their wits - Prophecies that are meant to be broken - Stories where the desert itself is a character Prince of Sand and Scarab is Book 1 of The Nile's Memory - a YA mythological fantasy set in ancient Egypt, where the Nile carries memory, hieroglyphs come alive, and the only way to break a curse is to walk straight through it. Reading order: Book 1: Prince of Sand and Scarab Book 2: Daughter of River and Reed - Coming Soon. …