emblazoned

Debut author Finchler and O'Malley (Cinder Edna) comically indulge children's fantasies about their teachers in this ticklish tale. The narrator, convinced that his teacher, Miss Malarkey, lives at school, visualizes her life there after hours: she plays in the gym with the other teachers and sleeps in one of the bunk beds that are surely in the Teachers' Room: 'No wonder kids aren't allowed in there. I'm sure teachers don't want us to see their messy room,' he reasons. But when Miss Malarkey moves into his apartment house, he learns that teachers have lives outside of school, and they can even be nice, normal neighbors. O'Malley's caricaturish art pictures teachers wearing bunny slippers and engaging in pillow fights, and he adds funny details like a moving van emblazoned with 'Bill's Scratch and Dent Movers' and a school menu of frog legs and rabbit stew. An original premise, with lots of kid-appeal. Ages 4-8. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Cheetahs

Cheetahs is one of the books in the Amazing Animals Series from New School Media.  It is written for kids of all ages that like to learn about the wildlife of our wonderful planet.   It is full of interesting information and fun facts on cheetahs.  The reader will be delighted with the many stunning photographs of cheetahs!Cheetahs was written with the student in mind.  Whether they are writing a report or simply interested in learning more about cheetahs,  readers will find Cheetahs to a be a great source of information.  It contains lots of information, gathered from reliable resources, including Animal Diversity Web, The World Book Encyclopedia and Encyclopedia Britannica.    The book includes a glossary of important terms  and a list of cheetah conservation organizations.  Readers of all ages will thoroughly enjoy reading this book!

everything

He's outrun Norman Osborn, and kept the database of superhuman secret identities safe and secure. But in doing so, Tony Stark has lost just about everything: his armor, his power - even his very mind. Now, at his absolute lowest point, it will take Tony's last reservoir of will - and a band of brothers including Thor, Captain America, War Machine and Black Widow - to keep from losing it all and sow the seeds for a brighter tomorrow. Stark Industries' arms-manufacturing days are over: Tony's new company, Stark Resilient, is bringing modern tech to the masses without bringing innocent people to their knees. But there's a competitor on the scene, a mother/daughter team with a very familiar name ready to pick up the slack with an armor called Detroit Steel. They've started a deadly game of international intrigue that will bring one of Iron Man's deadliest foes back into the fray - but for the Hammer girls, that was merely the opening salvo. With War Machine grounded by the Pentagon, Pepper missing the RT-charged heart that made her Rescue and Tony's Resilient team struggling to put their clean-energy tech into production, they're about to up the ante. Now, Iron Man's going to find out just what "resilient" really means. Collecting INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #20-33.