Jessica Green

In the journal her fifth-year teacher requires, Jillian records the ups and downs of her efforts to become popular as she hosts a class party, creates a school magazine, and tutors some socially misfit boys.

The Journal of Jillian James, 5B

Diary of a Would-be Princess

In Diary of a Would-Be Princess 2 Jillian continues her journal as she comes to terms with a new teacher, new classmates and the new challenges of Year Six-including being forced to sit next to the school bully.

Diary of a Would-Be Princess

Stephanie Carmichael

When Emily visits Auntie Sarah's house, she can't wait to play with her favourite rag doll. But when it's time to go home, the rag doll has to stay behind. Stephanie Carmichael's simple words and Jessica Green's delightful illustrations bring this story to life - a story about receiving good gifts and about the God who gives them. These books are brilliantly written very simple yet thoroughly biblical. Young children will enjoy having the stories read to them; older children will be able to read them for themselves; and parents will see two examples of how to build talking about God naturally into their day-to-day experiences with young children.

Jessica Green

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