Sean Junkins

An award-winning sports writer takes us back to the wild and crazy year of 1986 when the New York Mets, led by larger-than-life personalities like Keith Hernandez and Dwight Gooden, won 108 games and the World Series. But their bad-boy antics both off and on the field threatened to overshadow their achievements. This book celebrates the Mets' unforgettable cast of characters and their place in baseball history as one of the most rock-and-roll-and-party-all-night teams of all time.

Join General George Washington and his army on their intense journey towards American independence. In this powerful account, David McCullough captures the stories of Americans from all walks of life who fought for their noble ideals as well as the British commander and his disciplined redcoats. With extraordinary narrative, 1776 tells the story of two young American patriots, Nathaniel Green and Henry Knox, and the inexperienced but steadfast Washington, who had never before led an army in battle. Based on extensive research, this landmark work in American history is not to be missed.

Transform your professional development with user-generated learning! In this insightful book, educators will discover practical tools, strategies, and online resources to enhance their professional learning. With real-world examples and simple steps to get started, learn how to harness information from physical and virtual communities to become a lifelong learner in the digital age. Featuring in-depth explanations of curation, reflection, and contribution, as well as guest appearances from digitally connected educators and handy resources for further learning, this book is a must-read for any educator looking to stay connected and up-to-date.

Guide your kids safely through the digital landscape with First Phone. As young as eight years old, children are given their own cellphones with access to adult-designed technology. Without a roadmap to safely navigate through the digital world, they are left to their own devices. First Phone is a fun and informative book that children from ages eight to twelve can read to learn about digital safety. Written by a licensed clinical social worker and parenting expert, this book offers insights and strategies supported by the latest research. It covers privacy, boundaries, social media, sexting, digital hygiene, self-care practices, and how to become a compassionate upstander in the digital world. It’s an essential companion for kids receiving their first phone, guaranteeing that they have the correct tools and knowledge to stay secure in the digital world while giving parents peace of mind.