When the USS Missouri was tugged and pushed into the port of Astoria, Oregon in 1998, the author covered the ten-day stay for the Long Beach, WA weekly newspaper, The Chinook Observer. With the help of a Naval officer friend she was able to give his technical info as well as her personal story. Photos of the military and civilian ceremonies onboard were from those days before the huge ship was moved by huge tugboats to Hawaii for its final moorage. It was written for history buffs as well as those who are young and want to learn the history of our nation.
Rachel Swaby and Kit Fox present Mighty Moe, the untold true story of runner Maureen Wilton, whose world record-breaking marathon time at age 13 was met first with misogyny and controversy, but ultimately with triumph.
But when Big Ron the robber starts causing trouble, it's up to mighty Mo to save the day! This hilarious story about an unlikely hero will appeal to any child with a sense of adventure.
Mighty Mo: A Biography of a Battleship
This book details how those in the hood used their head to survive in the movie game against the odds and the story here is based on real life events.
Will he learn that he is not as big and powerful as he thinks he is before he loses all his friends? Discussion questions and scripture reading in the back of the story will make your child think about Mo and his mistakes.
The Adventures of Mighty Mo and Captain Cowboy - a series of short, episodic plays - is for children of all ages to spark their interest in live theater and help develop their skills in reading, listening, collaboration and creativity.