Jennifer Anderson

High school can be tough. Throw in cheerleaders, football stars, and fashionistas, the average student can get lost in the hierarchy. Ice Princess: Tragedy strikes, forcing Mya to lean on those closest around her. But when a new girl comes to town, will Mya share her real feelings for Michael? Is he the answer to heal her pain? Prince Charming: Breaking up is never easy. Especially when your ex flaunts his new relationship in your face. Sarah wants to move on but can a friendly face from her past bring the salvation she craves, clearing her thoughts to win the Ohio State High School Cheerleading Championships? Or will her heart remain broken? Queen Mean: Beckie Clark can't understand the big fuss. Winning is important but in her small town, she thinks they've all gone crazy. When her grandmother falls ill, will she open herself up to the help she desperately needs without lashing out?

Honey Creek Royalty

Ruth Barnes

Eileen Davidson

Carol Peterson

Carol Green

Pixie Chicks' Writers Group

Suzanne Ames

Jane Freund

Patty Poulsen

Sharon S. Brown

Carol S. Y. Garcia

Lynette Sali

Taffy Pullin

Teresa Weber

Leona Lynne

Elyse Ericsson

Tina Frederick

Cynthia Brauer

Noreen Brisson

Sherry Cann

JoEllen Claypool

Elizabeth Cline

Patricia Cunfer

Allison Early

Rochelle Cunningham

Conda Douglas

Lori Mers

Karma Fitzgerald

Sheila Eismann

Judy Ferro

Joanna Tucker

Merri Halma

Karen Garruto

Carolyn Haney

Lydia Justice-Edwards

Joan McBride

Kathleen Hiler

Nancy McKeeth

Giselle Jeffries

Pamela Kleibrink Thompson

Kearney Thompson

Jennifer Whitewing

Ann McQueen

Araminta Self

Phyllis Vavold

Nina Trenwith

Heather Sturgeon

Janet Strong

Suzanne McHone-Stevens

Gena Shikles

Caroll Pilcher

Clancy Passey

Benita Nelson

Rebecca Duggan

Includes a compilation of poetry, life essays, and short stories by the members of the Pixie Chicks' Writers Group.

More Creative Works by the Women of the Pixie Chicks Writers' Group: Relationships of Life

An Eclectic Collage Volume 2

Charli D'Amelio Coloring BookDive into the depths of this book to have fun with many unique coloring pages.This is a coloring book, it is a fantastic activity to stimulate your child's creativity and imagination or as a pastime even for adults, who can give free rein to their imagination through colors and give life to many beautiful drawings. Having perfect pages with five-star quality paper Large 8.5"x11" size. Each design is printed on single sided page to reduce the bleed-through. Moreover, this book has many exclusive and beautiful Illustrations and easy coloring page for unleashing artistic potential. Kids can use pencils, pens, crayons, markers or paints to create beautiful art.

A Cool Coloring Book for Fans of Charli Damelio...Lot of Designs to Color, Relax and Relieve Stress

Charli D'Amelio Coloring Book

Television journalist, Ava Barby's news scripts write themselves: Add X and Y, and any Z can be predicted. But while covering Egypt in 1983 during khamsin, the country's 50-day annual windstorm, her formula for predicting events fails. Reporting the discovery of a tomb, she is astounded that its pharaoh left this life without any treasure for the next. The desert yields her next surprise: A reclining megalith and its stone-faced guardian, half-seen through swirling sand. Epic unrest overtakes Egypt as khamsin continues, and Ava's astonishment grows apace with the upheaval. The murder, spying and mayhem that were just words in her news scripts become part of her life . . . and the turmoil masks a plot that changes Egypt's destiny as relentlessly as it changes Ava's.

Ill Wind in Egypt

"The Illustrated Frankenstein," a faithful retelling of Mary Shelley's novel in picture-book format, appeals as both lavish art book and must-have reference for all children's libraries. This groundbreaking book redeems Frankenstein's Creature from Hollywood misinterpretations in prose and illustrations inspired by the original descriptions of his "pale, yellow, watery eye" and translucent yellow skin. The product of a happy mother-daughter collaboration, "The Illustrated Frankenstein" argues in the spirit of Mary Shelley's mother, Mary Wollstonecraft, that true education begins at the breast; the primary horror of Shelley's novel is not the Creature's violent acts but rather the lack of empathy and nurturing he is afforded. Illustrations are by California artist Barbara Harris Anderson, whose 27 richly symbolic paintings on canvas, in acrylic, archival ink and pencil, portray a deep love of the natural world to create narrative tension. Retelling is by the artist's daughter, Jennifer Anderson, former Stegner Fellow in fiction writing at Stanford University. "The Illustrated Frankenstein" illuminates Shelley's rapid-fire intuitions on themes such as technology and empathy, the evolution of human consciousness, and genius, making it an exhilarating read for all ages, from mature young reader to adult. Ultimately it captures the life-affirming vision of the original novel, contributing art that is a deeply sensual meditation on connectedness and the seasons of human life.(*) Author's Note: My mother and I are thrilled to learn that high schools are choosing this book as reference material; we couldn't be happier. (*) Studios on the Park Presents "Eye Like A Harvest Moon: Painting Frankenstein's Creature," exhibition of original paintings, book reading & signing. Join us Friday, Nov. 26, 3-5 pm, Studios on the Park, 1130 Pine St., Paso Robles, CA.

The Illustrated Frankenstein

The Thinking Womanś Beauty Book

Jennifer Anderson

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