It's New Year's Eve and Mallory can't wait to celebrate! Her camp friends are coming to Fern Falls and she and Mary Ann have planned out every last detail for a perfect winter reunion and New Year's Eve party. But what Mallory hadn't planned on is getting sick. Poor Mallory has to ring in the New Year in the hospital instead of at home with her friends and family. Mallory thinks she's missing out on all the fun. Is this the beginning of the worst year ever, or is Mallory in for a big New Year’s surprise?

Countdown to midnight the Mad Libs way by filling in the blanks for an unpredictable new year. 3... 2... 1... ADJECTIVE New Year! Celebrate the start of a brand new year with 21 fill-in-the-blank New Year's Eve stories. Stay up late, watch the ball drop, and crack up your friends with this hilarious collection.

Describes how people celebrate the new year around the world, explains when and why it is celebrated, and provides instructions for creating snickerdoodles and a New Year's scrapbook.

Celebrating a new year is a lot of fun, especially when you’re with your family and friends. This book explores how New Year’s is celebrated in different cultures around the world. Each page features colorful illustrations and accessible text that even reluctant readers will enjoy. Relatable characters make it easy for children to learn about holidays that may be unfamiliar to them. Readers will love learning about Chinese New Year, Dwali, and other New Year’s celebrations.

Description Story title: A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU! (THE STORY IS IN ENGLISH) “A Happy New Year” is a very interesting short story. It describes as to how the author with his colleague books a table in a starred hotel on 31st December 2014 evening to celebrate the happy new year of 2015. The hall was decorated very beautifully with different colour of flowers, balloons and decorative bulbs and light. Orchestra party along with the singers and dancers was arranged to make the celebration a unique one. At the meeting point of time of the last year and the coming year a dance by a young girl with song was arranged and how Ramkhelawan – the author’s colleague won the Jackpot of grand prize of Rs. one lac and how he requested the author to enjoy with ….. ? Read more by buying the book on online payment of Rs. 20 only. The whole incident was so nicely presented one after another that the readers cannot help finish it without rest. ***********************************************************

One of the most beloved and prolific writers of Yiddish literature, Sholom Aleichem (1859–1916) produced a wealth of wonderful stories that combine traditional Jewish oral humor with Western literary tradition. For years a living legend, he wrote enduring gems of fiction, eleven of which are included in this entertaining collection. The master storyteller brilliantly recaptures the joy and tribulations of Jewish life in such tales as "Geese," "At the Doctor's," "Three Widows," "The Passover Eve Vagabonds," "On America," "Someone to Envy," "Three Calendars," "The Ruined Passover," the title story, and two others. Introduced and ably translated by Curt Leviant, these tales sparkle with wit, wisdom, and a warm humanity that will appeal to a wide audience of readers, especially those with an interest in Jewish cultural life.

Three, two, one, HAPPY NEW YEAR! This story follows two friends who get to celebrate a very special holiday together. Books of the Neighborhood Readers Program build early literacy skills, introduce important content-area language, and help develop speaking and writing skills. They can be integrated into any existing language arts or core reading programs.

Shares strategies for achieving an authentic, meaningful, and stress-free holiday season, providing holistic guidelines for late November through early January for setting and achieving prioritized, mindful seasonal goals.