Diese Autorin erforscht die Feinheiten menschlicher Verbindungen und die Schönheit alltäglicher Momente. Mit einem spielerischen Sprachgebrauch und einer einzigartigen Perspektive taucht ihre Schrift in die oft übersehenen Details des Lebens ein. Ihre Geschichten bieten einen tiefgründigen und doch zugänglichen Einblick in gewöhnliche Erfahrungen, durchdrungen von einer unverwechselbaren Stimme. Die Leser werden die Mischung aus Humor und herzlicher Beobachtung schätzen, die ihre Arbeit kennzeichnet.
After a whirlwind cross-country move, Harriet and her donut-loving basset hound, Humphrey, have settled into a new life in Grass Valley, California. But adventure is never far away when Harriet is around.
At breakfast, I sit at the table and work on three things: 1. A bowl of Rice Krispies with sliced banana on top 2. My courage 3. How exactly to tell Mom I'm moving to the roof. Joyce is desperate to get out of the room she shares with her older sister. Her solution? She moves to the roof. Up there it's nothing but blue sky and...another roof dweller? With the help of a pair of binoculars, a sketch pad, and a pen, Joyce soon makes an unexpected friend and sets in motion a summer she'll never forget. Praise for Jelly Bean Summer: "Joyce's wit and unique view will make you LOL -- well when you aren't crying." --Girls Life Magazine
"Based on the artwork of Christina Weidman; created by Mark Andrew Poe."
Mayor Kligore plans to build the world's largest snowman. Media coverage is epic and Sleepy Hollow's revenues skyrocket. What could go wrong? The evil snow sculpture springs to life and rampages the town. Kligore now needs Harry Moon's help.
"Honey Moon is in a terrible pickle. She borrowed her mother's precious silver locket without permission and now the family heirloom has gone missing. Honey suspects it was taken by one of her best friends. She sets out to find the necklace before her mother notices it's gone. Along the way, Honey meets Shiver, who turns out to be much more than the owner of the newest popsicle shop in Sleepy Hollow. With Shiver's guidance and a bit of magic, Honey is able to track down the locket and learn the importance of telling the truth and the power of forgiveness."--Amazon.com.