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"This story is a captivating blend of science fiction, fantasy, and mystery. For 11-13-year-old readers that enjoy books such as A Wrinkle In Time.""What am I?"Sheena Meyer is the girl that brings an extra sandwich to school each day just in case someone doesn't have lunch. She's also the girl that questions and investigates everything, driving her parents and teachers nuts. She spends most days waiting for some grand event to happen and change her life. But this isn't what she had in mind. The Murk is coming for her because of a gift she doesn't know she has.Nine years ago an angel appeared in front of select kids all over the world. In Michigan, it appeared in a willow tree in front of a four-year-old little girl. She's the only child that saw it, the one with the gift. Sheena is now thirteen and has since forgotten what she saw. But things change when her father is in a terrible accident, and she witnesses a supernatural being save him."I saw what you did. Come back!" An elderly man, the arrival of a peculiar new kid at school, and mysterious text messages will change everything Sheena has ever believed in, sweeping her out of a humdrum, teenage existence, and setting in motion what one little girl's destiny can mean to the world.

The Girl Who Looked Beyond The Stars

To save the people she loves, Sheena must dare to look where she's most afraid and put her trust in angels. The mystery continues in this second installment of the Sheena Meyers series. Sheena learns her family has been hiding something from her. Something BIG. Ever since the day she first saw the being in the hospital, another world now exists for Sheena. A world where the Murk is carried with the wind, angels send text messages, and she is almost killed while witnessing a kidnapping. Now Sheena and her two best friends, Chana and Theodore, begin a dangerous investigation to answer Sheena's three big questions: Who am I? What do I believe? Are we danger? The truth is unsettling and remarkable and will turn their world upside down. Sheena must call on her courage and fight for her classmates. Can one thirteen-year-old save missing children and stop an evil that plagues the city?

The Girl Who Spoke to the Wind

Fans of Junie B. Jones will love this hilariously spunky, little girl. Chapter Book for ages 6-9. "Oh my gosh, hilarious! Just read it!" ARC Reviewer."This series will make little girls everywhere proud of their hair." ARC Reviewer. There are three things seven-year-old Zuri is sure of. First, beetle-faced Josh lives to terrorize her in class. Second, curly hair is the best hair in the world. (Good thing she has a ton of it!) Third, Pickle is her very best friend in the whole universe. When Neli surprises Zuri and Pickle with not-so-curly hair, Zuri comes to the rescue. She knows just what to do to return it back to its natural state. After all, she is the leader of the Curly Girl Club. But even leaders need to learn valuable lessons, like how terrible it is to exclude someone because of how they look. Funny stories of imaginative play, friendship, and hair.

Pickled Pudding

Thirteen Reasons Why meets Before I fall in this Christian fantasy for ages 12 and up. What if you were sent back in time to save your own life? An angel has transported Aria back to the year 1982, the year her family moved to Michigan. She'd turned fourteen, was obsessed with E.T, and spent every afternoon glued to the television watching MTV. It was also the year she made a list of all the terrible things done to her and the people who betrayed her. Aria's life hangs in the balance as she relives the bullying and humiliation that led to a terrible decision. Guided by an angel, she must change her past or deal with the consequences of giving up... again. Fighting through the same severe depression and anxiety that ailed her so many years ago, Aria learns why her life is worth living. A story of faith, forgiveness, strength, and love. And redemption. Written for the General Market (G): Contains no sexual dialogue or strong language. Contains some content of an inspirational/religious nature.

Before I Let Go

Being Winkle's sister isn't easy, but it's never boring. "LOLO!" Winkle screams when he's in trouble or excited, and Lolo has never understood why. But things have changed. Now he screams, "Release the Kraken!" and Lolo doesn't know whether to laugh or run. Winkle tries to keep out of trouble as the school year comes to an end, but trouble always has a way of finding him. This time trouble comes in the form of basketball, BB guns, and a bully. When Winkle runs home screaming, Lolo takes matters into her own hands and must decide if some friendships are worth keeping. Join Lolo in finding out what it means to "Release the Kraken!"

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