Grundlagen Des Mittelhochdeutschen Strophenbaus (1886)

Richard Moritz Meyer

Grundlagen Des Mittelhochdeutschen Strophenbaus (1886)
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Published
10 September 2010
Pages
148
ISBN
9781168377029

Grundlagen Des Mittelhochdeutschen Strophenbaus (1886)

Richard Moritz Meyer

Xavier McTall, Chelsea Lambert, Colby Lyons, Andy Wolff and Amara Creed are five extraordinary teenagers, handpicked to carry on a decades-old tradition. The Band of the Hand, formed in 1947 by the five most unlikely co-conspirators imaginable, exists to prank, pester and peeve those who use their power to persecute the peons of Centralia High School. Five freshmen, each selected for his or her singular specialty, with nearly eight decades of continuing support from former members, take on the injustices of the secondary education system. With the help of the mysterious aMr. Sage, a the tradition continues. Meet this yearas version of the Band of the Hand: Xavier, the 11-year-old computer genius and social misfit; Chelsea, the studious animal-lover with a weakness for jazz; Colby, the daredevil punk rocker prodigy with an aptitude for foreign languages and a penchant for getting into trouble; Andy Wolff, the star athlete; and Amara, the aGirl Most Likely to Be Perfect.a The freshmen pranksters target their talents toward Vice Principal Arnold athe Piga Riggsaa mean-spirited, malicious miscreant who despises teenagers and whose favorite target is Colby Lyons. Itas all fun and games until Andyas father is arrested for a crime he didnat commit, and the Band of the Hand must use their considerable resources and their extraordinary expertise to reveal the true culprit.

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