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Henry loved to holler. He hollered at everyone he met. It didn't matter who they were; he hollered at them instead of speaking. Henry didn't know how to speak at a normal volume. Henry needed to holler.

Lahna's favorite season was winter. It meant she could spend her time outside, participating in her favorite activities. Lahna would figure skate, go skiing, dog-sled, and have snowball fights.

Jacintha and her fellow students learned about Angus MacAskill, the gentle giant from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Angus traveled with the Barnum Circus along with Captain Tom Thumb. He even met Queen Victoria!

Greenlee wanted to find out some interesting things about Denmark. She learned about their pastries, and that Legos were invented in Denmark. She even learned her favorite author, Hans Christian Andersen, was from Denmark.

Rayne loved listening to music. His favorite genre was reggae, and he would listen to it all day long. He thought it was the best music he ever heard. Rayne was even taken to Jamaica to see where reggae had its roots.

Gilda loved to watch cartoons on television. She could watch them all day, if she was allowed. Gilda and her brother were always entertained on a rainy day with the antics of the characters they saw on the small screen!

Dive into "Right on Target: Breaking the Silence of Bullying," where Tracilyn George fearlessly tackles the bullying problem we've all faced or witnessed. No fancy jargon here - just real stories, relatable experiences, and down-to-earth insights that hit you right in the feels. Tracilyn George doesn't just talk the talk; they walk you through the nitty-gritty of bullying, peeling back its layers and exposing the impact it has on regular folks like you and me. From heartbreaking stories to what makes bullies tick, "Right on Target" digs deep, aiming to uncover the stuff we often hush up. But what makes this book a game-changer? It's not about high-flying theories; it's about rolling up your sleeves and making a difference. Tracilyn George doesn't just point fingers; they hand you practical tools and tips to tackle bullying head-on. With some real talk, insightful advice, and a kick in the pants, this book calls on us to be the change - to stand up, speak out, and make a world where kindness beats the heck out of cruelty. "Right on Target: Breaking the Silence of Bullying" isn't your average book; it's a spark for change, a call to arms against the quiet that lets bullying thrive. In a world thirsty for answers, this is your guide - urging us all to target the heart of the problem and team up to build a future where bullying gets the boot.

Brittany wanted a polar bear for her birthday. She knew Aunt Traci lived in the arctic and could get her a baby one for her big day. She asked her mother to call Aunt Traci so she could put in her special request.

Kimberly always had trouble sitting still and staring out the window. She found herself getting into trouble without meaning to do so. When her doctor diagnosed her with ADHD, Kimberly felt better about herself.

Sally's Social Studies teacher assigned her to learn about Sylvia Rivera. The young student admired the tenacity of the transgender woman to fight for the rights of the LGBTQIA2S+ community.

These are poems written while the author was in high school. They cover a variety of subjects from crushes to losses. There are goofy poems, love poems, anger poems. Don't take them very seriously as they are meant to be read in fun.

In life, we are faced with a variety of situations from sad to silly. Some of us deal with these events in different ways. No one should tell you how to feel or how you should act. These poems explore varying situations we may encounter in our lives.

Poetry has a way of touching people's souls. It can bring about a range of emotion people rarely face. Poems can reach one's heart and free it to fully heal. Read these lines to enlighten your mind.

These are poems written while the author was in high school. They cover a variety of subjects from crushes to losses. There are goofy poems, love poems, anger poems. Don't take them very seriously as they are meant to be read in fun.

Poems of darkness and despair. It is the hope of the author that readers understand they are not alone in their sadness. She believes you can pull through for she has done it herself. Keep positive!

Do you ever find yourself boiling with frustration, struggling to keep your cool in a world full of challenges and annoyances? If you've ever felt like life's got you backed into a corner, "GRRR: The Pissed Off Files" is your ticket to unleashing the power within, turning your anger into positive change. In this gripping self-help book, author Miranda Harris takes you on a thrilling journey through the art of channeling your anger for personal transformation. Drawing from psychology, philosophy, and real-life stories of triumph, this book will show you how to: With practical exercises and tools for managing your anger, "GRRR: The Pissed Off Files" offers a step-by-step guide to harnessing your inner beast and unlocking the true potential that resides within you. No longer will anger hold you back; instead, it will become your most potent ally on your journey to self-improvement. Don't let anger control you. Take control of your anger, and turn it into a force for change with "GRRR: The Pissed Off Files." It's time to roar into the world and achieve the life you've always dreamed of.