The Adventures of Polaris

The Polar Express is a classic children’s Christmas story written by acclaimed author Chris Von Allsburg. Chris Von Allsburg writes and illustrates all of his books and won the Caldecott medal for The Polar Express. The Polar Express is a Christmas story of getting a kid to believe in Santa. The boy climbs aboard a train to go to the North Pole to see Santa. He is the one chosen to receive the first gift of Christmas, which was a silver bell off of the reindeers. He cannot hear it at first, but then he finally lets himself believe in Santa and can hear the bell for the rest of his life. The movie The Polar Express is the only adaptation that has been made from the

I grabbed a box of items and went to the door, unlike Birmingham I don't have a front garden anymore or a welcoming front view but home is home.

“Away, I’ve always obeyed so I would never find out.” She snickered and looked towards me, her eyes piercing my very being. “You look like you’d make a fine specimen, shall I take a closer look at

“They let me out after I proved I was good. I had to kill everyone that was necessary in order to be with your dad because I loved him first. I knew him first too. And now it’s your turn.”

“I heard my mom talking to someone on the phone about my Dad... and that I might be targeted because of him.”

I rolled my eyes at my overprotective mother, “C’mon, it’s not that big a deal, this is the first time this has ever happened. Besides, it’s not like I’ll be messing with them like that kid probably was. Look at those cute little guys, there’s no way they would attack so viciously at random.”

“Oh yeah about that, thanks for helping me and everything but I thought about it and I think I want all of this to be mine and only mine, and I would keep you alive but I don’t want any suspects!” Juan said laughing.

Somethings in Polaris's mind were still a bit foggy, but Shenlong made sure he knew every bit of it. Shenlong knew just about everything that went on and so what had happened to Untar and what had happened to Polaris was no secret to him. First he told Polaris everything he needed to know in words--then he showed it to him in his mind. The clips of the past came back to Polaris as if he was viewing them from an editing machine. He had shown Polaris the betrayal of his father, years in the wild (he remembered a great deal of that already), the gathering of warriors, the end of those warriors. Shenlong had been watching over Polaris ever since he started venturing out to find those warriors and was impressed with his work. While the warriors

"Don't worry kid if they try to do anything I won't let them. You're safe with me!" I cheered.  He hesitantly looked up and nodded.

“Mama I going to tell you something but I don’t want you to get upset…”

“Sure. It’s simple. We’ll wade into battle and slaughter as many enemies as possible. And while we’re busy killing things, you sneak behind the battle lines into the castle

“Not in our favour, for sure. The victor doesn’t seem like they’re gonna do anything useful.” I shrug, and sit down, exactly where I stand. My knee stings against the coarse fabric of my pant leg, and I roll the legs up. I realised then that I was still wearing the clothes I went to the reaping in. The smooth white dress shirt which had been neatly pressed this morning, and the stiff fabric of the dark dress pants I

            "Why not?" Misifú replied with flick of her tail. "¿Porqué no? It might be interesting to chase a goat."

Race to the Polar Sea has an obscurely intricate design complete with three parts, individually asunder by roughly ten chapters. Including 38 chapters may seem substantial and futile, but after having read Ken McGoogan’s thrilling, but informative, narrative recounting all the miniscule yet meaningful details of Elisha Kent Kane’s life, the reader realizes all 361 pages are eminently imperative. Part I commences with a bit of a biography over the main character in the book, Elisha Kent Kane. Subsequently after comes Part II, the longest of the three parts, which delineates Kane’s gallant and portentous journey to save Sir John Franklin. Part III provides a brief synapses into Elisha Kane’s life after pursuing, ultimately unsuccessfully, Sir John Franklin and his deceased crew. Ensuing Part III comes a plethora of resources useful if the

"I usually would but I don 't do good to those like you," I replied with a bigger smirk.