Ollie the Owl loves being nestled in the hole in the tree that he lives in. While he looks out, he sees his friend Betty the Bunny, and she waves at him while she’s hopping around. He also sees his friends the bees, the squirrels, and some deer. He sees how each one of these animals has a purpose, and they love doing what they are meant to do. But Ollie isn’t sure what he should do. He has an idea that maybe he can start growing things, but he isn’t sure that’s the right fit for him.
All that Prickles the porcupine wants to do is relax in some peace and quiet so he can sleep. When his neighbor, Patty the puppy, comes along, she starts to dig like crazy near Prickles’ den. This makes him very mad. Patty doesn’t understand that Prickles sleeps during the day and at night he looks for food, unlike other animals. Prickles comes up with a few ways to scare Patty in hopes that she will stop digging in the dirt and leave for good. So he decides to curl into a tight, prickly ball and hopes that Patty will be so scared of him that she runs home.
During her weekly outing with her granddaughters, Melanie and Maiya, Ganey can’t wait to take them to the local zoo. Before they leave, the girls are doing some math homework. Ganey gets the great idea that she will reinforce their math training by doing a counting lesson of different things at the zoo. The girls and Ganey are excited to start their trip to the zoo.
Little Joe, a black and brown dog with great big ears, loves his family, and he loves to go on adventures with or without Anna, the little girl in his family. After waking up one morning, he is visited by his friend Hopper, a frog. Hopper asks if Little Joe would like to come over to his home because he is making delicious fly soup. Little Joe excitedly accepts the offer and the both of them head to Hopper’s home. On the way, torrential rain starts falling and they must seek shelter. When they arrive at Hopper’s home, the rain has flooded out where Hopper lives.
In this informative self-help book, Dr. Habib Khan teaches a special system he has devised which will help his patients, and readers of this book, to increase their longevity and provide years of better health overall to them. It’s what he calls “The Five Pillars of Health.” These Five Pillars consist of: Diet, Exercise, Sleep, Stress Management, and Relationships.
Dray Quintero is considered a rebel leader because he is completely against everything The Agency stands for, which is an all-powerful federal organization that controls the United States. The Agency has embedded high tech implants into the citizens to control everything they do by using the victim’s eyes and brain. Sadly, the head of The Agency, Zion Calloway, used to be Dray’s best friend, college roommate, and business partner.
