Malia's Miracles (Devya's Children) (Volume 3) But even if they manage to cure the cancer, nothing is certain and the attempt would put them all at risk of discovery. The siblings themselves have been targeted. After all, how can you hide a mira
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| Title | : | Malia's Miracles (Devya's Children) (Volume 3) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (916 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1502817748 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 238 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-03 |
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Editorial : About the Author
Julie C. Gilbert counts herself both a teacher and a writer. Science and stories have each become a large part of her life, so merging them in various flavors of science fiction has become a favored way to pass the summers. She enjoys getting to know the people who read her works. Each of her books focus on a different cause. (The cause for Malia's Miracles is cancer.) She lives, drinks tea, and explores the world through words from the comfort of her home in New Jersey.
How much is one life worth? Cancer is killing Christy Roman’s mother, and it will take a miracle to save her. A year ago, Danielle Matheson would have waited until the inevitable end and helped her friend mourn the loss. But now, she faces a difficult choice. She must decide whether to watch Susan Kilpatrick die or ask Jillian and her genetically Gifted siblings to help. But even if they manage to cure the cancer, nothing is certain and the attempt would put them all at risk of discovery. After all, how can you hide a miracle? As Jillian, Malia, and Michio race to solve the cancer problem, new threats arise which jeopardize everything they’re working to accomplish. And now Susan's life is not the only one in danger. The siblings themselves have been targeted. Will their Gifts be enough to save them, or will their choices cost them everything?
Very good and informative book.. Excellent & perfect!. The author is an amazing man of God. I understand that she might not want to detail exactly what her anorexic diet was,(so others woulden't try it)but saying--in more than one instance--that she was actually eating NOTHING was,to me,more dangerous,misleading,and just plain confusing.
To sum it up,the author gives in-depth descriptions of her depression,her surroundings,and her family,so we know she's capable of writing about these intimate things,but we see so little of that when it comes to the mechanisms of her illness. With this book he brings his expertise onto a national stage. I have read all three of the Grabbed series, liked them all but this one is definitely my favorite. We've given this book the "EDITOR'S CHOICE" award in DTG Magazine and [] because of its importance to designers and visual communicators.
As graphic design made the transition into information design, and culture evolved from the informat
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