In this story, based on true events, a retired lieutenant in the Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) shares for the first time his brave 9/11 experience with his grandchildren. Grandpa is a hero who helped rescue the last man out alive from the ruins of the World Trade Center, but his grandchildren didn't even know it until they started asking questions. Countless stories of ordinary Americans doing extraordinary things surround us, but revealing their stories takes know-how. Through this authentic story and others in the series, kids increase their awareness about 9/11 and everyday heroes. They also learn how to ask probing questions and become active listeners and curious learners seeking context. My Buddy's a Hero – And I Didn't Even Know It is the first book in the Discovering Heroes® series of books for kids of all ages, especially 7-11. Remembering Heroes is the second book in the series. 9/11 Courage and Tributes is the third.
My Buddy's a Hero - And I Didn't Even Know It
My Buddy's a Hero - And I Didn't Even Know It is the first book in the Discovering Heroes® series of books for kids of all ages, especially 7-11. Remembering Heroes is the second book in the series. 9/11 Courage and Tributes is the third.
In this story, based on true events, Tyler, Olivia and Sophia join their grandparents at a memorial service for September 11, 2001 at FDNY's Rescue 1.
In this story, based on true events, Tyler, Olivia and Sophia spend the weekend with their grandparents to learn more about September 11, 2001.
Drama. Feel the excitement in these uplifting romances, part of the Hotshot Heroes series: Book 1: Red Hot Book 2: Hot Attraction Book 3: Hot Seduction Book 4: Hot Pursuit Book 5: Hotshot Hero Under Fire Book 6: Hotshot Hero on the Edge
I asked David as I sat down at the Cohen's kitchen table. I could be polite for chocolate chip cookies. “They're doctors.” David said. “Setting up a new hospital in Ethiopia. Teaching other doctors. Someday, I'm going back there.
But when Cassie decides she wants more than a fling, Reid knows he's not the man she wants him to be—can Cassie convince him to hope for more? An earlier version of this story was published under the title Some Guys Have All the Luck.
“Remington, a long time ago I was a happy man and didn't even know it. I had a lot of friends, and we had parties and cookouts almost every weekend. I had one job after another though, and none of them really suited me.
Think about what helped heroes you admire. • What helps heroes in books and movies be brave? [Discussion points: family, mentors, friends, feeling a strong need to make things better after something bad happened, caring about someone.] ...
I love you. My sons love you, and you've broken all our hearts. “I hope you find whatever it is you're looking for, Timmy. I do. But the bitch in me hopes you find someone who rips your heart out, like you've done mine.