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Horror froze on her face. Afraid was what she was. She peered at her mirror again, fingers curled around the decorated edges of her wooden vanity, with confusion and in utter terror. Goosebumps formed along her pale and trembling arms. Startled, she looked once more. Her body, gone. Her face, gone. Alexis Beck? No longer. Now she is imageless.
One significant summerβs day, something catches sixteen-year-old Tessaβs eye: an article duplicating the events of a narrative she once wrote. Her supposedly fictional story came true. Through repeats of these bizarre occurrences, her newfound ability allows her to confirm Aβs for her classmates, fix the relationship between two lifelong enemies and assist poverty-stricken humans find food and shelter. But writing for evil is just as easy. Red ink for anger, revenge and psychopathic thoughts;
In Eye of the Whale, Elizabeth McKay is a dedicated scientist who has spent almost a decade cracking the code of humpback whale communication. Their song, the most complex in nature, may in fact reveal secrets about the animal world that no one could have imagined. When a humpback whale swims up the Sacramento River with a strange and unprecedented song, Elizabeth must decipher its meaning in order to save the whale. But as her work with the whale captures the mediaβs interest and the worldβs
Horror froze on her face. Afraid was what she was. She peered at her mirror again, fingers curled around the decorated edges of her wooden vanity, with confusion and in utter terror. Goosebumps formed along her pale and trembling arms. Startled, she looked once more. Her body, gone. Her face, gone. Alexis Beck? No longer. Now she is imageless.
One significant summerβs day, something catches sixteen-year-old Tessaβs eye: an article duplicating the events of a narrative she once wrote. Her supposedly fictional story came true. Through repeats of these bizarre occurrences, her newfound ability allows her to confirm Aβs for her classmates, fix the relationship between two lifelong enemies and assist poverty-stricken humans find food and shelter. But writing for evil is just as easy. Red ink for anger, revenge and psychopathic thoughts;
In Eye of the Whale, Elizabeth McKay is a dedicated scientist who has spent almost a decade cracking the code of humpback whale communication. Their song, the most complex in nature, may in fact reveal secrets about the animal world that no one could have imagined. When a humpback whale swims up the Sacramento River with a strange and unprecedented song, Elizabeth must decipher its meaning in order to save the whale. But as her work with the whale captures the mediaβs interest and the worldβs