Falling Stars: Alzheimer's Disease

Children's Books

Gagliano, Eugene M.

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Health Pr

Stretching the truth causes problems for twelve-year-old Melvin Allen Burger, known to his friends as Booger, when he tries to earn money to replace his wrecked bike. It's the summer of 1957 and he needs a bike in order to spend time with his friends. Walking Mr. Finelli's dog causes plenty of problems for Booger and the neighbors. Things only get worse when he turns to babysitting mischievous twin boys to make money, especially when one of them thinks he can fly. When those jobs fail to earn him enough money, he resorts to baking which ends up in smoke. Booger makes one last attempt to make money by helping a fussy elderly widow named Mrs. Prescott with odd jobs around her house. He tries hard not to mess up. In the end, Booger must decide whether or not to tell the truth and risk losing his job and his last chance for a bike.

Booger

Humor

Outskirts Press

In the spring of 1890 in the Wyoming Territory, twelve-year-old Chad faces his fears and becomes friends with the reclusive Foster family.

Secret of the Black Widow

White Mane Pub

Joel has been waiting three years for his grandfather, who lives in New York State, to visit Wyoming; but, Grandpa Benaducci doesn't act like the grandpa Joel remembers. Grandpa seems lost without Grandma. Joel and Grandpa used to have lots of fun together - walking, fishing and playing with Joel's Black Lab, Banner. Now Grandpa is short-tempered, forgetful and inconsiderate, forever checking his watch. Joel is embarrassed by Grandpa's bad manners, and he always gets in Joel's way. Does Joel just see him differently now that he's almost eleven? Even Banner acts strangely this hot summer. Banner seems to have less energy and isn't eating well. Is the heat affecting them all? Joel is torn between love and hate, and must learn to deal with his anger during a summer that will change his life.

Falling Stars

Publishamerica Inc

Ricky Atwell will tour the southwestern United States with West Wind Summer Traveling Camp. During the journey, he will experience a boy's dream of adventure while visiting famous national parks. He will encounter severe storms, flash floods, bears, tarantulas, desert heat, and summer snow. Ricky must also deal with his fears and a bully while trying to fit in with the other campers. In the end, he must confront his fears in order to save lives.

Angel's Landing

Booklocker.com

Overshadowed by the death of his brother, Tony is about to encounter the western way of life when his parents move from the East Coast to Wyoming. Starting in a new school as a sixth grader isn't easy when your controlling mother is fearful of everything. Tony likes his new teacher, Mr. Brunswick, but Regina, the class bully, does her best to makes his life difficult. Jed, the son of a rancher, befriends Tony and helps him adjust to his new environment. Life becomes more complicated when his grandmother dies and a series of unpredictable events causes his father to question his ability to take care of himself and be responsible. In the end, Tony is tested when a tornado rips through his neighborhood.

Wedge of Fear

Crystal Publishing LLC

Strange how a single sound, like a snap, can change your life. When 14-year-old Jace befriends a lone boy, his dream vacation turns into a nightmare. Jace suspects Cody has a dark secret and seeks to help him-somehow. When the "secret" turns into a fight for their lives, the boys must use all their instincts to survive.... As the chase intensifies, they both worry. "What will happen next?" Cody carefully lowered himself down the ladder. When he reached the bottom, Jace started down. He stepped lightly, but as he neared the last step, his luck ran out. The ladder rung snapped and made a shattering sound that would change his life forever. He stumbled and fell. Cody's dad woke with a start and stood up. Blinking, he pointed the pistol directly at Jace. A middle grade mystery suspense from Eugene M. Gagliano, poet laureate for the State of Wyoming and author of Wedge of Fear.

SNAP

This is a collection of poems by the Wyoming State Poet Laureate. These poems show the poet's unique approach to poetry and devotion to his adoptive state, a new perspective. The beauty of Wyoming and his rose garden in June shines through. You will not find obscurity here; instead, you will find poems which speak to your heart and calm your spirit. Often you will smile, even laugh out loud once in a while. These are poems to be read over and over again, a treat for your soul.

A Wyoming State of Mind

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Little Hawaii

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Powder River Publishing

Sunrise to Sunset

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