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M. T. Anderson
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M. T. Anderson

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M. T. Anderson is an acclaimed American author known for his thought-provoking and wildly inventive literature for children and young adults. His diverse writing ranges from the satirical science fiction of Feed to deeply researched historical narratives like the National Book Award-winning The Astonishing Life of Octavian Nothing.
Living at the very end of the world is perfectly peaceful. A young boy spends his quiet days hunting for treasure with old maps, whistling tunes, and enjoying his beautiful, lonely cliff. He loves his simple life, until a loud businessman named Constantine Shimmer arrives with a big idea. Soon, machines are paving over the wild grass to build a massive amusement park and an inn. Suddenly, the End of the World is packed with tourists and noise! This thoughtful and beautifully illustrated story celebrates the joy of nature, peace, and finding your own quiet corner in a busy world.
6-8 Years 41 Pages
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It came from the lonely, glittering sea, and nothing in the small fishing village of Gloucester would ever be the same. In the summer of 1817, dozens of startled townspeople look out at the harbor and spot an enormous, mysterious sea serpent swimming right off the coast. At first, everyone is terrified of the massive creature splashing in the waves. But soon, thrill seekers and hunters arrive from miles around, determined to capture the legendary beast. Amidst all the chaos and aggressively searching boats, one young boy watches from the shore, secretly hoping the beautiful monster can outsmart the hunters and survive. Written in the catchy rhythm of a traditional sailor's chanty, this thrilling adventure pulls you into a real-life historical mystery. The luminous paintings make you feel the salt spray and the majesty of the deep ocean, leaving you to wonder what other incredible secrets are still hiding beneath the waves.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 40 Pages
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George Frideric Handel was not your average musician! Even as a young boy, he knew exactly what he wanted. When his strict father forbade him from playing music, George bravely smuggled a quiet clavichord into the attic so he could practice in secret. This fascinating and funny true story follows the brilliant composer as he grows into a famous adult who once imported forty-five pounds of mountain snow just to chill drinks for a royal party! Through his incredible triumphs and difficult times, you will discover how a stubborn young boy created some of the most beautiful and famous music the world has ever heard.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 49 Pages
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