Stevenson, Robin

A collection of anecdotes from the childhoods of notable leaders and changemakers, including Angela Merkel, Stacey Abrams, Al Gore, and others.

Profiles sixteen innovators, such as Jacques Cousteau and Florence Nightingale, describing what their lives were like as children and how they grew up to make a difference in the world.

Seventeen-year-old Franny loves her horse, her girlfriend Leah, and her parents who are abortion providers. When her parents begin receiving anonymous threats, Franny believes it might be Leah's brother, an outspoken critic of abortion. If Franny confronts Leah's brother, she might lose Leah, but if she says nothing, she may lose her parents.

While venturing into the Australian outback with his uncle and Natalie, a biology student, Jayden finds himself placed in a difficult position when disaster strikes and he and Natalie are left in the outback to fight for their survival.

While venturing into the Australian outback with his uncle and Natalie, a biology student, Jayden finds himself placed in a difficult position when disaster strikes and he and Natalie are left in the outback to fight for their survival.

In an attempt to escape from his overbearing parents, Theo goes on a spontaneous road trip with his old babysitter, and ends up in an uncomfortable situation.

Highlights the history of Pride. Shares its roots, how it's celebrated today, and how others around the world celebrate Pride. Includes a glossary, resources for further information, and color photographs.

"A rhyming alphabet book featuring a family who have lost their dog at a Pride parade."--.

Looks at Gay Pride Day and what led to its creation.

A collection of anecdotes from the childhoods of famous activists, including Emma Watson, Martin Luther King Jr., Malala Yousafzai, and others.