Senior year was supposed to be fabulous for popular high school girl Ella Briggs—a year filled with dating, shopping and partying, with a kick-ass prom at the end. If only her dad understood this! Instead, when offered the job of a lifetime, he uproots his city-loving daughter and drags her kicking and screaming to an isolated Inuit town near the North Pole—a frozen land of snowmobiles and whale blubber. At her new school, Ella is befriended by Sera, the queen bee of Agloolik High, and life appears pretty sweet again. That is, until Sera turns on Ella over a misunderstanding about Henry, a handsome fellow student. Hell-bent on making Ella miserable, Sera bullies her and challenges her to a series of winter games, for which Ella is completely inept. Despite sub-zero chances of winning and a very high risk of looking like a total loser in front of the entire town, fiery Ella still takes her on. Will training with the lovely Henry teach the hopeless urban girl—who can barely boil water—enough Arctic skills to beat savvy and athletic Sera for good? Igloo High is a humorous novel about finding oneself, friendship and love in surprising places.

On Club Penguin, each penguin has its own igloo. In this book, kids will learn how to upgrade their igloos, how to visit other penguins? igloos, how to invite friends over, and more! Then, readers can use the reusable stickers to decorate their igloos and create their own penguin parties.

With the countdown to Christmas underway, interior designer Jackie Frost is surprised to receive an urgent phone call from Santa Claus requesting her help. Once at the North Pole, Jackie gets swept up into Santa's crazy plan to makeover Christmas Central as a surprise for Mrs. Claus. Several things test Jackie's devotion to the Claus family as the renovations get underway, not the least of which is having to work alongside master craftsman Dean Bradshaw. Dean is handsome, smart, funny, and he has an absolute gift for building things. But what worries Jackie is what he's taking apart, namely the walls she's built up around her heart.

A fun-packed art and craft ebook from the brilliantly creative, Mister Maker! Join Mister Maker and his friends and learn how to make everyday objects into art. Bursting with fantastic ideas and projects, top tips, children will love to use their imagination to create, make and play with this amazing make-and-do ebook.

Everyone on Club Penguin has an igloo to call home! If your igloo is in need of a new look, this book has lots of ideas to inspire you - whether you want an igloo that's wacky, sporty or perfect for throwing a big bash. Use the stickers to decorate the igloos on each page and create your own penguin parties!

Illustrations byCarrie Weeler Every girl can be a crafty diva—strong, confident, and creative!The Crafty Diva's Lifestyle Makeoveris filled with countless ways for teens to brighten and energize their daily lives. Bringing out the inner diva is easy with dozens of cool crafts to improve health and beauty, such as Peppermint Pick—Me—Up Face Mist, or encourage self—expression, like Garden Inspiration Bricks and Words—of—the—Wise Bracelets. Included are tips on energizing all aspects of life, from redoing your room to make it look bigger to getting in touch with nature, breaking out of your shell—even soothing your spirit with basic yoga. Like its predecessor,The Crafty Diva's D.I.Y. Stylebook, this book pops with funky, clever ideas, juicy color photos, and cute illustrations. All content is geared to motivate and educate girls, all the while learning new tricks and crafts. Whatever their skill level, young girls will love making, sharing, and showing off these fun, easy projects. Let the Crafty Diva's positive, affirming advice and ideas unleash the power of girls everywhere. • One-of-a-kind lifestyle maeover guide! • Juicy crafts, fun quizzes, sassy games, rad recipes, andmuch moreto motivate and educate every teen diva!

A New York Times Editors’ Choice Named a Best Book of the Year in The New Yorker, Publishers Weekly, Chicago Tribune, and EcoLit Books A USA Today Must-Read Summer Book "David Lipsky spins top-flight climate literature into cliffhanger entertainment." —Zoë Schlanger, New York Times Book Review The New York Times best-selling author explores how “anti-science” became so virulent in American life—through a history of climate denial and its consequences. In 1956, the New York Times prophesied that once global warming really kicked in, we could see parrots in the Antarctic. In 2010, when science deniers had control of the climate story, Senator James Inhofe and his family built an igloo on the Washington Mall and plunked a sign on top: AL GORE'S NEW HOME: HONK IF YOU LOVE CLIMATE CHANGE. In The Parrot and the Igloo, best-selling author David Lipsky tells the astonishing story of how we moved from one extreme (the correct one) to the other. With narrative sweep and a superb eye for character, Lipsky unfolds the dramatic narrative of the long, strange march of climate science. The story begins with a tale of three inventors—Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, and Nikola Tesla—who made our technological world, not knowing what they had set into motion. Then there are the scientists who sounded the alarm once they identified carbon dioxide as the culprit of our warming planet. And we meet the hucksters, zealots, and crackpots who lied about that science and misled the public in ever more outrageous ways. Lipsky masterfully traces the evolution of climate denial, exposing how it grew out of early efforts to build a network of untruth about products like aspirin and cigarettes. Featuring an indelible cast of heroes and villains, mavericks and swindlers, The Parrot and the Igloo delivers a real-life tragicomedy—one that captures the extraordinary dance of science, money, and the American character.