Mark Flynn may be the toughest secret agent in the business. Provided, of course, that he actually is a secret agent."As a 'Stray Cat,'" Flynn tells the reader, "I'm one of the most covert agents working for the U.S. government. If I'm captured or killed, no government official would ever acknowledge my actions. And even if they did, whose actions are easier to disavow than those of someone with my history of mental illness?"In You'll Do Anything, Flynn takes on a mission that forces him to redefine his fragile sense of reality and how he fits into it. A clandestine meeting between three local teenage hoodlooms and a pair of foreign operatives plunges Flynn neck-deep into a nefarious plot hatched by the outlandish doughnut baron General Horatio Monteford. Meanwhile, Flynn is caught up in a whirlwind romance with the beguiling Darlene Summers, who unknowingly lives at the edge of Monteford's evil plans.Flynn's bizzare mission and his complex personal life become hopelessly entangled, and as he unravels Monteford's scheme, the Stray Cat embarks on a journey that will change his life.So-is he, or isn't he? You'll Do Anything to find out!

You'll Do Anything: From the Stray Cat Files

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Ruscoe, Michael

Mystery

iUniverse

<p>First EditionHardcover; Near Fine; Dust Jacket - Very Good; Originally a $75.00 book with 131 colorplates and nearly 100 black and white reproductions of magnificient paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photographs.</p>

BASEBALL: A Treasury of Art and Literature

Hugh Lauter Levin Assoc

Kick Ball Capitalization (Grammar All-Stars: Writing Tools)

Gareth Stevens Pub Learning library

Introduces spelling rules through a fictional story in which spelling bee champion Lexi Kahn gives Buzz Starr some spelling tips he can use in his blog entry about an ice skating festival.Title: Skating to Spelling SuccessAuthor: Ruscoe, MichaelPublisher: Publication Date: 2009/07/01Number of Pages: 32Binding Type: PAPERBACKLibrary of Congress: 2009003767

Skating to Spelling Success (Grammar All-Stars)

Children's Books

Education & Reference

<p>This book of readers theatre scripts for low-achieving middle grade readers is meant to inspire. Written at readability levels of grades 2 and 3, students who struggle with reading will enjoy learning about the lives of people both current (Bob Woodruff) and historical (Franklin Roosevelt) who are inspirational because of their perseverance and ability to overcome adversity in their daily lives. By reading, performing, and discussing these plays about people who possess the important character trait of perseverance, students will not only practice their oral reading skills, thus building the important skill of fluency, they will also build their own models for good character. Grades 3-8. Readability Levels: Grades 2-3.</p>

Against All Odds: Readers Theatre for Grades 3-8

Barchers, Suzanne I.

Teen & Young Adult

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