Lorraine Wilson

Verbier. Exclusive Swiss ski resort and the winter playground of the rich and famous = every chalet girl’s dream!

Confessions of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season, Book 1)

A Christmas she’ll remember forever... A heartwarming and gorgeous free short story to snuggle up with by the fire this Christmas

Christmas at the Chateau: (A Novella) (A French Escape, Book 2)

Mother Sea

Wendy Lou Jones

Aimee Duffy

Charlotte Phillips

Mandy Baggot

Romy Sommer

Angela Campbell

Rae Rivers

A free sampler containing the fabulous first chapters from HarperImpulse’s first eight books! Perfect for those days on the beach...

Loving Summer, Love Romance: HarperImpulse Romance FREE SAMPLER

Chalet Girl Plays Cupid: (A Free Short Story) (Ski Season, Book 6)

Rebellion of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season, Book 5)

‘She had me at Bonjour! Warm, funny, deliciously French...this lovely story filled my heart with sunshine’ Jane Linfoot

Jojo’s French Escape (A French Escape, Book 3)

'Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl' is the latest installment in the 'Chalet Girl' series, set in the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Verbier, the winter playground of the rich and famous.

Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl

‘Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl’ is the latest installment in the ‘Chalet Girl’ series, set in the exclusive Swiss ski resort of Verbier, the winter playground of the rich and famous.

Secret Crush of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season, Book 4)

‘Quick, fun, sexy and written well... I would highly recommend it!’ – Lost to Books

Revenge of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season, Book 3)

Secrets of a Chalet Girl: (A Novella) (Ski Season, Book 2)

Thomson Learning Australia

The Dead Cow

'You've just found your perfect next read!' USA Today Bestselling author Kitty French What happens when life in Verbier suddenly goes off-piste?

Chalet Girls

Reading is not an end in itself. As Lorraine Wilson reminds us: "We read to do something else...to follow directions, to make something, to relax, to learn about community events...reading is social practice." We read to live, according to our individual interests and needs. So it makes no sense to separate the teaching of reading from the lives of children. Unfortunately, in many state-mandated curricula, that relationship has been lost. In Reading to Live, Lorraine Wilson makes a strong case for preserving integrated, holistic reading programs, debunking the belief in one-size-fits-all instruction and taking us inside classrooms to demonstrate progressive, meaning-centered teaching. She offers easy-to-use strategies that build upon the life experiences and language that children bring with them to school. Most important, she expands upon the reading practices of Luke and Freebody's Four Resources Model-code breaker, text participant, text user, and text analyst-and details many techniques for developing these practices through holistic integrated learning. In preparation for today's world, children need more from their reading programs than just learning how to break the code-they need to engage with all reading practices, especially critical literacy. With tips on physically arranging classrooms, techniques for effectively grouping children, as well as advice on organizing precious class time, Wilson ensures that teachers have the tools to tailor their reading programs to the lives of the children they teach.

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