fires

Tells the story of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake written in graphic novel format.

The men in the Silva family go on a camping trip, and while enjoying the wilderness they encounter a bear and escape a fire.

Maggie hates moving from beautiful Superior, Wisconsin, to dusty Hinckley, Minnesota, in 1894, until she almost loses her family to a forest fire that sweeps through the town.

You, the reader, find your house is on fire. The choices you make determine the outcome of the story.

A fire is started in the school library, but one fire leads to another until someone is murdered. Jill and her friends must find the murderer before her life goes up in flames!.

A young African-American girl named Hallelujah lives through the great Chicago fire with courage and resourcefulness.

Fourteen-year-old Teri is trying to find out where she fits in, both at home and at school, and when her house burns down in a fire, she thinks she may get a fresh start.

Describes the devastating fire that swept through Oakland, California, in 1991 and the experiences of fire fighters, police officers, and ordinary citizens during this disaster.

"Night comes. Sparks leap. Fire grows. Alarm buzzes. Children wake. Sirens shriek." In terse statements, the mood of a night fire in a home is evoked. Includes advice for fire prevention and for dealing with a fire in the home.

Charlie, an eight-year-old girl, has the ability to start fires by pyrokinesis. Now a government agency is after her and wants to use her as a weapon.