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Mup
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Kid's Graphic Novel, ages 7-12
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Adventure awaits and Mup is ready for it. But with one bad wish, a creeping disaster unfolds and Mup finds herself in the future, face-to-face with the one person she never wanted to become: HER TEENAGE SELF! Can the two girls work together to uncover the secret to the planet’s survival before it’s too late?
"A bold, entertaining, and intelligent environmental tale with great emotional resonance - a winner... " -Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
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Mup and the Mammoth
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Kid's Graphic Novel, ages 7-12
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Second in the three-part Mup series. Mup wishes she could go eleven years into the past to change the course of the future. But with one bad wish, she ends up time-traveling eleven thousand years into the past! Now she’s stuck in the ice age with her would-be step sister! Can the girls work together to get back home and stop their parents’ engagement?
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Little Coconut Island
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Poor Little Coconut is cast adrift! It's scary being all alone. But then, Little Coconut washes ashore onto a tiny island. He makes friends and thrives and soon has a family of his own.
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A story of growing up and the earth's glorious power of regeneration.
Children's Paperback Picture Book ages 1 and up
Four Paws
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Where did the cat's paws go? Are they tucked down below? This cat is so fluffy, I can't see them! But wait - if I keep looking I might find a surprise.
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Learning to count is fun when what you're counting is soft kitten paws.
Children's Paperback Picture Book ages 1 and up
The Secret of the Manu-o-Ku
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Hidden in the three tops of downtown Honolulu, is a secret.
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Learn about the amazing White Tern who lays its eggs directly onto tree branches.
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Children's Paperback Picture Book ages 1 and up
The Fox Trot
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"In her remarkably accomplished debut novel, Gragg, a high schooler, skillfully combines a truly spooky ghost story with a coming-of-age tale."
- Kirkus Review
Young Adult ages 12 and up
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Two things happen on the first day of Jaden's sophomore year: First, the weird lady from the Stop-N-Shop tells him a prophecy that will terrorize him. Second, he sees a dark-haired girl standing in the shadows of the auditorium who will change him forever.
Jaden barrels headfirst into catastrophe as he tracks down the mysterious new girl. He becomes so obsessed with her that he doesn't realize his life is falling apart around him: his English teacher hates him, his best friend thinks he has lost his mind, and he doesn't even care that the hottest girl in school is in love with him.
There is no turning back as Jaden uncovers the legend of the Duncan Shipyard, burried deep in the bayou of Louisiana's shameful past.
Escaping Elsewhere
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Nothing's normal. Dad's crazy. Mom's missing. I live in a cornfield, in Idaho. Life only gets stranger when the CIA abducts me from math class. Could Dad's ramblings about the Kepler Star be true? Why can't I just struggle with math and hang out with my friends like a normal person? Why do my problems involve the whole universe? I mean, come on, I just want to go home.
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"An intricate and packed story, many moving parts, with excellent writing. The subplots have been crafted as finely as the main plot, and author has a great talent for characterization. We get many moments of tension and danger here, each wrapping up well for a satisfying end to a very nuanced book."
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- Judge, 24th Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards
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"Imaginative and difficult to put down, the work is one that some young adults may finish in a single night. It's hard to believe that author Gragg (The Fox Trot, 2014) is in high school —her writing is so adept. The tale is also beautifully paced, and the action never flags. With clever banter, plenty of action and a touch of history, Gragg's work is a welcome reprieve from dystopian YA novels."
"A lively, smart novel for teens and imaginative adults alike."
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-Kirkus Reviews
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