The Big Brown Burger Monster

"I figured, being dead, my life would become a lot simpler. I wouldn't have to take care of myself or worry about stuff like eating the right food. But dead kids have a whole different bundle of problems."—Nathan Abercrombie It's a stinky situation when Nathan's school, Belgosi Upper Elementary, develops a mold problem and his class is forced to share space with the first graders. Soon the eighth graders show up too, including Rodney the bully's older and meaner brother, Ridley. Could he be the reason for the stinky, putrid, rotten smell that seems to be following Nathan around? It's up to Nathan, Abigail, and Mookie to solve the mystery of the big stink before it pollutes the entire town. Fans of David Lubar's popular Weenies short story collections, which have sold more than one and a half million copies, are sure to enjoy this fourth hilarious installment of the adventures of Nathan Abercrombie, Accidental Zombie. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

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Four young teens that are growing up on the urban streets of NewYork City are faced with life in prison for a murder that they did not commit. The teens are forced with the problem of staying together and surviving in the walls of the prison. The play depicts the lifestyle of the average American family. The play shows everyday problems such as drug abuse, being raised by a single parent with no father. The play shows how to deal with the death of close ones. When Terrell Hughes loses his uncle due to drug abuse, he faces the struggle of trying to survive while being overloaded with bills and utilities. As the play reaches the end, it shows just how important friendship and family is when it comes to struggle.

She will risk everything to rescue her friend. Frankie’s BFF and four-year-old son are trapped inside a fanatical militia’s compound. In Alaska, no less. Wilderness rescues are so not in the New Yorker’s skill set. But she’ll figure it out. She must. Bull’s new roadhouse server is a mass of contradictions. The city girl’s reasons for being in Alaska don’t add up. Bull’s been burned by liars before. So, why is he falling for this crap again? Maybe it’s her big brown eyes, exuberant personality—or her generous, compassionate heart. Whatever the reason is, he cares. If she’s in trouble, he’ll do his damnedest to get her out. The huge Alaskan is terrifyingly compelling--and heartwarmingly concerned for her. But Frankie refuses to involve Bull in the deadly mess. Her plan to rescue her bestie will work without anyone getting hurt. As she tries her best not to fall in love, she doggedly acquires each skill she’ll need. Getting shot, though…that hadn’t been on her to-do list. "What You See is the third AMAZINGLY THRILLING book in Cherise Sinclair's Sons Of The Survivalist series and is Bull's story. And what a fantastic, compelling, and soul melting romance it was too!" ~ Marie’s Tempting Reads