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Youngstown, Ohio, 1977. Between the closing of the city's largest
steel mill and the worst blizzard in more than 40 years, the table
is set for remarkable change. Unemployed steel worker Bobby Wayland
is trying hard to help his family and still pay for his wedding,
but the only solution he can think of involves breaking the law. On
the other side of town, a little girl named Hope is keeping a big
secret, one she won't even share with her Great Uncle Joe--she can
make things move without touching them. Watching over both of them
is the city herself, and she has something to say and something to
do about all of this. The Heebie-Jeebie Girlis the story of an era
ending and the uncertainty that awakens. It's the story of what
happens when the unconscionable meets the improbable. It's the
story of dreams deferred, dreams devoured, and dreams dawning. It
is likely to be the most distinctive novel you read this year, but
it will startle you with its familiarity. Author Susan Petrone has
created an unforgettable tale of family, redemption, and magic.
Where Do Our Missing Socks Go? We tell you Readers find out in our
children's series -- The SOCKKIDS. We follow the Socker family
through many adventures, from encountering the slobbery mouth of
the family dog to meeting Santa as he comes down the chimney to
helping a fireman save a baby to the most sky sock going to the
school dance for the first time. Thanks to the time-travel
opportunities afforded by the spin cycle of the washer, the Sockers
learn about some of the most important humans in the world.
Children two and up and their parents will be drawn to the journeys
of the family and the universal and timeless lessons they teach:
don't be afraid of new experiences, treat others as you would like
to be treated, and of course beware of the spin cycle In this
book's story, we read about Sudsy landing on the foot of inventor
Ben Franklin. Sudsy, the bug-playing boy sock, discovers with Ben
Franklin the wonders and dangers of electricity. The book includes
safety rules and discussion questions put together by an
experienced classroom teacher in helping parents and children
respect the power of electricity. The SOCKKIDS - Helping Humans
Cope in a Smelly World TheSockKids.com The SockKids are trademarked
and copyrighted -- 2014. All images and content owned by Michael
John Sullivan and Insiders Report, Inc. 2014
The SockKids - Solving The Mystery Of Your Missing Socks Where do
our missing socks go? Readers find out in our children's series,
The SOCKKIDS. We follow the Socker family through many adventures;
from encountering the slobbery mouth of the family dog to meeting
Santa as he comes down the chimney on Christmas Eve to helping a
fireman save a baby to the most shy Socker going to the school
dance for the first time. Thanks to the time-travel opportunities
afforded by the spin cycle of the washer, they learn about some of
the most important humans in the world. Children two and up and
their parents will be drawn to the diversity of the family and the
universal and timeless lessons they teach: don't be afraid of new
experiences, treat others as you would like to be treated, and of
course, beware of the spin cycle The SockKids - Helping Humans Cope
in a Smelly World TheSOCKKIDS.com
The Mozinskis experience music like no family you've ever met.
Struggling musicians Vincent Mozinski and Grace Klinefelter marry
in the early 1960s, drawn together by the shared ability to see the
music they play. The two pass this unique skill along to their
ever-growing family of musical prodigies: Clara, Ellington, Bix,
Allegro, Thelonious, and Viola. After the children record a radio
commercial for a local business, Vincent realizes the best chance
of achieving his dream of musical stardom is with and through his
children. The family is tapped as one of several amateur acts to
perform on a nationally televised Bicentennial celebration, leading
to a recording contract and ultimately the pinnacle of 1970s
stardom, their own musical variety show. The success of The Musical
Mozinskis depends on the family's ability to keep churning out
talented children. There's only one problem: Viola is tone deaf.
Alternately hilarious and heartbreaking, The Musical Mozinskis
explores the limits of family bonds and loyalties and what it means
to be an artist.
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