When high school senior Maggie realizes there is more to life than swimming, she may be placing her long-term friendship with teammate Levi and her hope of an Olympic tryout at risk.

Tom Daley is one of the most beloved athletes of our time, having competed as a diver in four Olympics, garnering medals and finally, in 2021 in Tokyo, winning gold. But few people know the realities of his life beyond the pool—his struggles, his secret triumphs and the mindset he needed to cultivate to become a champion. In this deeply personal book, Tom explores the experiences that have shaped him and the qualities that brought him success and...

When Jamar sees a newspaper ad for a kite-flying contest, he decides he is up for the challenge. Jamar and his father make a trip to the library, where they find some books on making and flying kites. Jamar learns about lift and drag, but does he learn enough to make the winning kite?

Nickelodeon's PAW Patrol stars in two stories in one all-new leveled reader. Boys and girls ages 4 to 6 will love this leveled reader, which features Nickelodeon's PAW Patrol in two amazing adventures. In the first tale, Skye leads the Air Patroller on a mission to save a troubled plane. In the second story, Marshall and the Sea Patroller rescue a sunken ship. This Nickelodeon read-along contains audio narration.

Struggling with the disintegration of her marriage at the same time her controlling mother passes away, Ellie is perplexed when she learns that her ex-boyfriend, Hutch, is creating a documentary about her mother.

Ryan Bingham has a simple goal: to accumulate one million miles in his frequent flyer account. This story follows his life in the transient realm he calls "Airworld" as he wings his way to his goal.

The PAW Patrol works to save an airplane with a broken wing and a baby octopus who has lost its mother.

"The practical guide to go from "drowning in work" to freeing up an extra business day per week for everyone on your team."--Amazon.

"Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard your flight. As you step onto my aircraft, take a quick glance into the cockpit. Yep, that's me sitting in the captains' seat, and that's my first officer laughing about how he accidentally locked himself out of his hotel room. Naked. Again. We're both a little ripe from flying for the last five days, but we're still smiling because we have spent years and thousands of hours training and living an uncommon lifestyle...

Describes how brothers Joseph and Etienne created the world's first flying machine in 1782, sparking the birth of human flight.