by Laurie Boyle Crompton (2017)
"Rory has a secret: she's the vandal who paints graffiti lions all over her town. When Hayes, a former screwup on the path to recovery, catches her in the act, Rory is sure she's busted. Instead he makes her a deal: if she tells him about her graffiti, he won't turn her in. As the two grow closer, the police efforts to find the vandal ramp up, and Rory is forced to confront a secret she still can't bring herself to face"--
John Smelcer
While her Native Alaskan peers feel trapped between traditional and modern cultures, sixteen-year-old Deneena Yazzie learns the old language and ways from her grandfather and trains for the Great Race with her lead dog, a blue-eyed wolf. Includes glossaries and discussion questions.
adapted by Suzanne Francis
In a city of anthropomorphic animals, a fugitive fox con artist and a rookie rabbit cop must work together to uncover a conspiracy.
Richard Paul Janaro, Thelma C. Altshuler
Help students broaden their perspectives and enrich their lives through the humanities The Art of Being Human: The Humanities as a Technique for Living introduces students to the joys of the humanities — those disciplines that reflect the best efforts of human culture through the ages and around the globe. Authors Richard Janaro and Thelma Altshuler’s topical, thematic approach empowers students to think critically about key artforms and themes individually, and to draw significant connections among them.
Claire Davy-Galix
Nathan séjourne dans une ferme écologique en Australie avec d'autre jeunes venus du monde entier. Tous participent à la vie de la ferme et à la création d'un centre d'art aborigène. Mais quelqu'un parmi les woofers veut la perte de l'éco-lodge. Qui ? Et pourquoi ? Nathan stays on an organic farm in Australia with other young people from all over word. They all work at the farm and participate in the creation of a centre for Aboriginal art. But someone amongst the woofers wants the failure of the eco-lodge. Who? And why?