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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Book One in The Beacon Keepers series.Some tables look open. They aren't.Leo Morales has walked past the cafeteria tables at Saltwind Bay Middle School a hundred times. He knows where the loud kids sit. Where the athletic kids sit. Where the kids who already belong slide into place without thinking. What he hasn't noticed is who gets left standing.Leo trusts order because order makes the world feel steady. Jada Chen draws the kids at the edges, the ones who angle their sketchbooks away and hope no one looks too closely. Max Vega can make almost anyone laugh, but sometimes even he wonders if people like him, or just the noise he brings into the room.Then a folded note falls from Leo's locker with five words: Time to find your light. -ZThe note leads Leo, Jada, and Max across town to Ziggy's Skate & Drone, a workshop that looks like it collided with a skate park and decided not to apologize. Ramps and music out front. Drone parts in back. The smell of burnt plastic, sawdust, and old pizza everywhere.And in the middle of it all is Ziggy.Ziggy fixes broken drones, busted skateboards, and sometimes kids who do not know they need fixing yet. He gives them a cracked compass, a lighthouse sketch on a grease-stained pizza box, and one challenge: before they build anything, they have to figure out why it matters.Soon, Leo, Jada, and Max are building something bigger than a club. They call themselves the Beacon Keepers, and their idea is simple: create a place where everyone belongs, matters, and can shine. No exceptions.But simple does not mean easy. The students who join them bring hidden talents, old doubts, and stories they are not ready to say out loud. The basement room becomes a place to build, fail, listen, try again, and maybe believe they matter a little more than they did yesterday.Ethan Parker's polished robotics team raises the stakes as the Spring Club Challenge is coming fast. Ethan's team has the gear, the confidence, and the perfect presentation. The Beacon Keepers have a cracked compass, a messy idea, a room full of unfinished people, and one question they cannot stop asking: Who is this really for?When a mistake threatens everything they have built, Leo, Jada, Max, and the crew must choose between protecting their chance to win and telling the truth.The Beacon Keepers: First Light is a funny, heartfelt middle-grade novel for readers ages 8-14 about friendship, belonging, courage, integrity, teamwork, mentorship, and the quiet power of building something real.Ideal for school libraries, classroom communities, family reading, and middle-grade book clubs, this character-driven story supports meaningful conversations about trust, student voice, ethical choices, inclusion, leadership, and what it takes to create a place where others can belong.Because belonging is not something you announce.It is something you build.Curriculum Alignment: Grades 4-8Curriculum Connections: community building, civic responsibility, character analysis, leadership developmentSEL Competencies (CASEL): self-awareness, social awareness, responsible decision-making, relationship skillsThemes: leadership, belonging, teamwork, friendship, self-discovery, ethical choices, integrity, respectRenaissance Accelerated Reader: Quiz available (Teacher made quiz format) ATOS Book Level: 4.60 (Conf#3164259) A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership. Three middle schoolers build a team, chase a competition, and discover the real prize was never the Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Book One in The Beacon Keepers series.Some tables look open. They aren't.Leo Morales has walked past the cafeteria tables at Saltwind Bay Middle School a hundred times. He knows where the loud kids sit. Where the athletic kids sit. Where the kids who already belong slide into place without thinking. What he hasn't noticed is who gets left standing.Leo trusts order because order makes the world feel steady. Jada Chen draws the kids at the edges, the ones who angle their sketchbooks away and hope no one looks too closely. Max Vega can make almost anyone laugh, but sometimes even he wonders if people like him, or just the noise he brings into the room.Then a folded note falls from Leo's locker with five words: Time to find your light. -ZThe note leads Leo, Jada, and Max across town to Ziggy's Skate & Drone, a workshop that looks like it collided with a skate park and decided not to apologize. Ramps and music out front. Drone parts in back. The smell of burnt plastic, sawdust, and old pizza everywhere.And in the middle of it all is Ziggy.Ziggy fixes broken drones, busted skateboards, and sometimes kids who do not know they need fixing yet. He gives them a cracked compass, a lighthouse sketch on a grease-stained pizza box, and one challenge: before they build anything, they have to figure out why it matters.Soon, Leo, Jada, and Max are building something bigger than a club. They call themselves the Beacon Keepers, and their idea is simple: create a place where everyone belongs, matters, and can shine. No exceptions.But simple does not mean easy. The students who join them bring hidden talents, old doubts, and stories they are not ready to say out loud. The basement room becomes a place to build, fail, listen, try again, and maybe believe they matter a little more than they did yesterday.Ethan Parker's polished robotics team raises the stakes as the Spring Club Challenge is coming fast. Ethan's team has the gear, the confidence, and the perfect presentation. The Beacon Keepers have a cracked compass, a messy idea, a room full of unfinished people, and one question they cannot stop asking: Who is this really for?When a mistake threatens everything they have built, Leo, Jada, Max, and the crew must choose between protecting their chance to win and telling the truth.The Beacon Keepers: First Light is a funny, heartfelt middle-grade novel for readers ages 8-14 about friendship, belonging, courage, integrity, teamwork, mentorship, and the quiet power of building something real.Ideal for school libraries, classroom communities, family reading, and middle-grade book clubs, this character-driven story supports meaningful conversations about trust, student voice, ethical choices, inclusion, leadership, and what it takes to create a place where others can belong.Because belonging is not something you announce.It is something you build.Curriculum Alignment: Grades 4-8Curriculum Connections: community building, civic responsibility, character analysis, leadership developmentSEL Competencies (CASEL): self-awareness, social awareness, responsible decision-making, relationship skillsThemes: leadership, belonging, teamwork, friendship, self-discovery, ethical choices, integrity, respectRenaissance Accelerated Reader: Quiz available (Teacher made quiz format) ATOS Book Level: 4.60 (Conf#3164259) A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership as three middle schoolers build a team and discover winning was never the real prize. It was what the Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 347 pp., xii. Stated: "Second Printing". Following the Preface, Biographical Notes, and Introduction, Contents divided into three Parts and 9 pairs of essays, 2-each per author: Part One: "The Man, The Theory"; Part Two: "The Thirties / The Sixties"; Part Three: "The Forties / The Sixties".Glossy white wrappers with vertical hot pink stripes at 3/4" apart; Title, Subtitle, and Editor names in black letters, reading from top down, in last three full rows of white created by the hot pink vertical lines. Except for elegantly written previous owner name, with purchase date and location, on inside front cover, book is As New: Very tight binding (NO cracks); sharp corners (NO HINT of bumps or curls); NO rubbing wear; NO remainder marks. Clean text. George F. Will op ed piece in Boston Globe laid in (11 29 76): "The 'Faith' of Keynes has seen its day.".…

Softcover. First Edition; First Printing. Book condition is Very Good in wraps. Slight foxing to covers. Some staining and edge wear to exterior. Text is clean and unmarked. ; 8vo. 9"h x 6"w. In this issue: Profile: Eugene G. D'Aquili: "Mature Contemplation", "Religious and Mystical States: A Neuropsychological Model", "Thinking about Religion and Experiencing the Brain: Eugene d'Aquila's Biogenetic Structural Theory of Absolute Unitary Being", "Brain, Symbol & Experience: A Psychiatric and Theological Dialogue", "From Biogenetic Structuralism to Mature Contemplation to Prophetic Consciousness", "A Critique of Borowitz's Postmodern Jewish Theology".…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership. Three middle schoolers build a team, chase a competition, and discover the real prize was never the trophy. It was what they became along the way.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Book One in The Beacon Keepers series.Some tables look open. They aren't.Leo Morales has walked past the cafeteria tables at Saltwind Bay Middle School a hundred times. He knows where the loud kids sit. Where the athletic kids sit. Where the kids who already belong slide into place without thinking. What he hasn't noticed is who gets left standing.Leo trusts order because order makes the world feel steady. Jada Chen draws the kids at the edges, the ones who angle their sketchbooks away and hope no one looks too closely. Max Vega can make almost anyone laugh, but sometimes even he wonders if people like him, or just the noise he brings into the room.Then a folded note falls from Leo's locker with five words: Time to find your light. -ZThe note leads Leo, Jada, and Max across town to Ziggy's Skate & Drone, a workshop that looks like it collided with a skate park and decided not to apologize. Ramps and music out front. Drone parts in back. The smell of burnt plastic, sawdust, and old pizza everywhere.And in the middle of it all is Ziggy.Ziggy fixes broken drones, busted skateboards, and sometimes kids who do not know they need fixing yet. He gives them a cracked compass, a lighthouse sketch on a grease-stained pizza box, and one challenge: before they build anything, they have to figure out why it matters.Soon, Leo, Jada, and Max are building something bigger than a club. They call themselves the Beacon Keepers, and their idea is simple: create a place where everyone belongs, matters, and can shine. No exceptions.But simple does not mean easy. The students who join them bring hidden talents, old doubts, and stories they are not ready to say out loud. The basement room becomes a place to build, fail, listen, try again, and maybe believe they matter a little more than they did yesterday.Ethan Parker's polished robotics team raises the stakes as the Spring Club Challenge is coming fast. Ethan's team has the gear, the confidence, and the perfect presentation. The Beacon Keepers have a cracked compass, a messy idea, a room full of unfinished people, and one question they cannot stop asking: Who is this really for?When a mistake threatens everything they have built, Leo, Jada, Max, and the crew must choose between protecting their chance to win and telling the truth.The Beacon Keepers: First Light is a funny, heartfelt middle-grade novel for readers ages 8-14 about friendship, belonging, courage, integrity, teamwork, mentorship, and the quiet power of building something real.Ideal for school libraries, classroom communities, family reading, and middle-grade book clubs, this character-driven story supports meaningful conversations about trust, student voice, ethical choices, inclusion, leadership, and what it takes to create a place where others can belong.Because belonging is not something you announce.It is something you build.Curriculum Alignment: Grades 4-8Curriculum Connections: community building, civic responsibility, character analysis, leadership developmentSEL Competencies (CASEL): self-awareness, social awareness, responsible decision-making, relationship skillsThemes: leadership, belonging, teamwork, friendship, self-discovery, ethical choices, integrity, respectRenaissance Accelerated Reader: Quiz available (Teacher made quiz format) ATOS Book Level: 4.60 (Conf#3164259) A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership. Three middle schoolers build a team, chase a competition, and discover the real prize w Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership as three middle schoolers build a team and discover winning was never the real prize. It was what they became along the way.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Book One in The Beacon Keepers series.Some tables look open. They aren't.Leo Morales has walked past the cafeteria tables at Saltwind Bay Middle School a hundred times. He knows where the loud kids sit. Where the athletic kids sit. Where the kids who already belong slide into place without thinking. What he hasn't noticed is who gets left standing.Leo trusts order because order makes the world feel steady. Jada Chen draws the kids at the edges, the ones who angle their sketchbooks away and hope no one looks too closely. Max Vega can make almost anyone laugh, but sometimes even he wonders if people like him, or just the noise he brings into the room.Then a folded note falls from Leo's locker with five words: Time to find your light. -ZThe note leads Leo, Jada, and Max across town to Ziggy's Skate & Drone, a workshop that looks like it collided with a skate park and decided not to apologize. Ramps and music out front. Drone parts in back. The smell of burnt plastic, sawdust, and old pizza everywhere.And in the middle of it all is Ziggy.Ziggy fixes broken drones, busted skateboards, and sometimes kids who do not know they need fixing yet. He gives them a cracked compass, a lighthouse sketch on a grease-stained pizza box, and one challenge: before they build anything, they have to figure out why it matters.Soon, Leo, Jada, and Max are building something bigger than a club. They call themselves the Beacon Keepers, and their idea is simple: create a place where everyone belongs, matters, and can shine. No exceptions.But simple does not mean easy. The students who join them bring hidden talents, old doubts, and stories they are not ready to say out loud. The basement room becomes a place to build, fail, listen, try again, and maybe believe they matter a little more than they did yesterday.Ethan Parker's polished robotics team raises the stakes as the Spring Club Challenge is coming fast. Ethan's team has the gear, the confidence, and the perfect presentation. The Beacon Keepers have a cracked compass, a messy idea, a room full of unfinished people, and one question they cannot stop asking: Who is this really for?When a mistake threatens everything they have built, Leo, Jada, Max, and the crew must choose between protecting their chance to win and telling the truth.The Beacon Keepers: First Light is a funny, heartfelt middle-grade novel for readers ages 8-14 about friendship, belonging, courage, integrity, teamwork, mentorship, and the quiet power of building something real.Ideal for school libraries, classroom communities, family reading, and middle-grade book clubs, this character-driven story supports meaningful conversations about trust, student voice, ethical choices, inclusion, leadership, and what it takes to create a place where others can belong.Because belonging is not something you announce.It is something you build.Curriculum Alignment: Grades 4-8Curriculum Connections: community building, civic responsibility, character analysis, leadership developmentSEL Competencies (CASEL): self-awareness, social awareness, responsible decision-making, relationship skillsThemes: leadership, belonging, teamwork, friendship, self-discovery, ethical choices, integrity, respectRenaissance Accelerated Reader: Quiz available (Teacher made quiz format) ATOS Book Level: 4.60 (Conf#3164259) A funny, heartfelt story about friendship, integrity, and real leadership as three middle schoolers build a team and discover winning was never the real prize. It Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Includes bibliographic references and index. xxiii, 536 pp. With many charts, tables. Very slight scratched on front cover, else a fine copy.

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Condition: New. 2nd edition NO-PA16APR2015-KAP.

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Condition: New. In English.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 2nd edition. 316 pages. 9.25x6.19x0.72 inches. In Stock.

hardcover. Condition: Good. No markings on text. Crease on corner of one page. Historic Oklahoma Bookstore on Route 66. Packages shipped daily, Mon-Friday.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Light shelf wear. Else clean and tight.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Edited by Rajnish Mehra, this volume focuses on the equity risk premium puzzle, a term coined by Mehra and Prescott in 1985 which encompasses a number of empirical regularities in the prices of capital assets that are at odds with the predictions of standard economic theory.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Like New. LIKE NEW. SHIPS FROM MULTIPLE LOCATIONS. book.

Gebunden. Condition: New. Vorstand der Redaktion: Kenneth J. ArrowKenneth Arrow is the Joan Kenney Professor of Economics and Professor of Operations Research, emeritus a CHP/PCOR fellow and an FSI senior fellow by courtesy. He is the joint winner of the Nobel Memorial Pr.