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Keegan Scott wants to have his own animal show someday. So when authorities find an alligator in the sewer of his Oklahoma town, Keegan and his friends are sure they can find out where it came from. This leads to some crazy and terrifying moments. Will Keegan end up riding through town in his underwear? You will decide, in these multiple-pathway, multiple ending stories. Story 1 - Alligator Hunter Story 2 - Bearded Dragon Bandit Story 3 - Bike Wrecks and Bad Days Story 4 - Bison Tamer (short story)

Emily and Anna are jumping on the trampoline at Uncle Darin and Auntie Mary's house. They are having lots of fun. But things get crazy when they decide to jump to the moon! This story is filled with interesting facts about the moon and astronauts, as well as several activities in the back.

High and Lifted Up is an Advent devotional that moves through the book of Isaiah, examining what the prophet said about the coming Messiah, while at the same time encouraging and challenging believers today.

Vampires are more powerful than humans, and who wouldn’t want to be more powerful? Super-human strength, super-human speed, and various other super-human attributes are theirs, depending on who’s telling the story. And vampires don’t really have much to be afraid of. Sunlight used to be a big problem for vamps, but nowadays, there are rings they can wear to help with that. Or, what’s the worst that happens? They get all glittery and glow. Very scary. And when you’re already dead, what’s to fear, a wooden stake held by a creature that doesn’t have near your strength or speed? Vampires are practically unstoppable. Let’s think about the whole undead thing. Yeah, they’re not really al ...

"You never change the data." Jessie's father, a research scientist, taught her that. So when Jessie find him changing data for the Foundation she is worried. "Why would he do that?" The mystery deepens, as she finds her dad is now working for the big oil companies, instead of fighting against them. A scary man, with a blaze of white hair, seems to be haunting her. Can she figure out what's going on before her dad ruins his career...or worse?

Kevin loves climbing around in the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. His parents take him so he can work on a drawing for art. What he finds is an amazing adventure.

For the first sixty pages, there is a story prompt on every other page. If you get to one of the prompts, and you just don’t want to write about it, skip it. Move on until you find one you want to write about. The ones you skip will still be there later. It’s true, they won’t get deleted if you skip them. You can go back and try them later. On page sixty-one, there is the beginning of a short story. Your task is to finish the story. Remember, the more details you use, the better your story will be. Finally, on page seventy-one, you are going to begin crafting your very own short story. Okay, technically, you will have already crafted lots of short stories, but those were really sh ...

The ancient Cherokee stories say raven mockers were evil witches who stole men’s lives. So, when teenager Steven Whitecrow becomes a raven mocker, he’s a little freaked out. Being a raven mocker doesn’t interfere too much with being a normal teenager, until four new raven mockers show up and people start dying. Steven knows he’s got to do something about it. But unfortunately for him, none of his friends know he’s a raven mocker. His already complicated life gets even more complicated as the deaths escalate. He feels more and more alone. But what price is Steven willing to pay to find out which is stronger, friendship or evil magic.

Reggie wakes up in a military hospital. The room is locked from the outside, with a guard posted in the hallway. He has no idea why his is there, or where his twin brother, Michael is. But he knows something is definitely wrong. Right Arm is a genetics experiment gone crazy. But in this experiment, you get to decide what happens to Reggie. Right Arm is a multiple pathway book with eight different endings.

Dylan and Sarah don’t go to school like normal teenagers. They run. In a world where freedom is a thing of the past, information and black market items have to be moved, and runners get it there. Being a runner isn’t for wimps. It’s a dangerous job, even if you don’t get caught. Runners are often attacked by packs of dogs roaming wild, they’re cut trying to slide into hiding spots, or attacked by thugs trying to steal what we carry.   If a runner is caught then it’s even worse. Getting caught almost always means torture and usually death. This is a multiple-pathway, multiple-ending book.