Gabby Mendoza is a genetically-altered teen who's been engineered and trained to thrive in the zombie apocalypse. But when she's separated from her uncle in the heart of the badlands, she'll need every trick and skill she knows to survive a threat far worse than any zombie she's ever hunted...

Adeeply personal account of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords' and astronaut Mark Kelly's lives together, recounting their courtship, Ms Giffords' rise in politics, and the tragic 8th January 2011 shooting in Arizona which killed six people and gravely wounded Representative Gifford and twelve others. The book also tells the story of her recovery progress and traces Kelly's career from decorated Desert Storm combat pilot to his recent mission as the commander of Space Shuttle Endeavour's final flight.

An exciting new novel by one of Singapore's youngest authors, Gabby Tye, 14: The scientists got it wrong. Dead wrong. Groundbreaking work in genetics have unleashed something unimaginable. Something that has killed off every living thing… except humans. Somewhere in Singapore, a 15-year-old girl wakes up with no memory. She can’t remember who she is, but can’t shake the feeling that there is something she needs to do.With nowhere to go and no one to trust, she joins a band of young survivors like her. Together, they must hunt for food and fight to survive. Only now, surviving isn’t enough. Some adults are changing… and developing a new kind of hunger. Now, they must RUN

Gabby Harnett is believed by many to be the greatest catcher of all time. This work chronicles Hartnett's life from his early years in Millville, Massachusetts, through his twenty-year career with the Chicago Cubs as player and manager, his time in various capacities in the minor leagues and with the New York Giants and Kansas City Athletics, to his post-major league career as a businessman in Chicago. His childhood, early baseball experiences with the local team and with a nearby prep school, and his first professional baseball season with the Worcester Boosters of the Eastern League are covered in detail. Hartnett's major league career as the catcher for the Cubs is well-documented, including his near career-ending arm injury in 1929, the 1932 World Series that featured Babe Ruth's legendary "called shot," and Hartnett's famous "homer in the gloamin" against the Pittsburgh Pirates that propelled Chicago to the 1938 National League pennant. The author also compares Hartnett's statistics to those of his famous contemporaries, Mickey Cochrane and Bill Dickey, on a year-by-year basis.

Gabby's Big Leap: A Short Tale About Overcoming Fears Written By: Ariel T. Watkins Children's Book Recommend Ages: 4-7 Do you ever love to dance----whenever you hear music? Well, you can relate to Gabby. Gabby is an energetic and happy young girl who is eagerly waiting to perform in her very first dance recital in front of a large audience. She loves to practice at home in her room while her furry friends pretend to be an audience. Gabby's favorite color is pink, and she like to dance and wink. Gabby loves to dance with her friends, more than anything. One day, Gabby gets really worried about performing her big leap on stage in front of everyone. Working up the courage to take a big leap can be heard. Gabby dreams about performing on stage all the time but must learn to overcome fears. With the help of a prayer, Gabby soon gets the courage she needs. Gabby's Big Leap is an inspirational book to help young readers imagine what it is like to finish strong.

The delightful romantic comedy—now an award-winning feature film. The debut novel from the bestselling author of The Spoon Stealer. Filled with heartache without being maudlin, this contemporary novel about life and love in a small town debuts Lesley Crewe, an original new literary voice. Lesley’s writing is fresh and funny, and her portrayal of Lexie’s strong and wry spirit in the face of adversity is unwaveringly authentic. Not since Bridget Jones has a heroine been so well drawn and so totally lovable—hang-ups, insecurities, annoying mother and all. In creating Lexie, her sprawling extended family, and their community, Lesley Crewe brings an east-coast flavored humor to her work—that teasing, biting, whip-smart style that simultaneously stings and tickles. With her charming combination of hometown warmth and savoir-faire, Lesley is sure to entertain and inspire her audience, who will do well to sit up and pay attention to this rising star of mainstream women’s fiction. Praise for Lesley Crewe and her novels “Crewe’s books are rich with detail, wit and understanding of how family and its roots impact on people’s lives.” —Cape Breton Post “The Spoon Stealer might just steal your heart.” —Amy Spurway, author of Crow “Shines a light on the secrets and lies that bind generations of Cape Breton families.” —Toronto Star “A warm-hearted story of one woman’s journey from a dark and abusive childhood into the light of acceptance and love.” —Atlantic Books Today