Michelle Lee

A debut middle-grade novel about a town that can receive messages from the dead, and the young boy and girl who form an unlikely friendship to contact their lost loved ones and face their grief—perfect for fans of the New York Times–bestselling Wish by Barbara O'Connor. Alice Jones’s mother died in a boating accident. Well, that’s what everyone says. Alice doesn’t believe them—her mother’s body was never recovered off the coast of Aviles Island, and Alice has always thought she might still be out there somewhere. Then Alice discovers that the residents of Aviles know how to communicate with loved ones who have died. If Alice can go there and try to contact her mother, she might have all the answers she needs. For generations, Leo Mercury’s family has been in charge of the Aviles Island lighthouse, and Leo himself is determined to take after his beloved grandfather and be a Lighthouse Keeper one day. When nosy Alice Jones shows up for the festival, asking questions about the tidings that outsiders shouldn’t, Leo knows it’s up to him to protect the island’s traditions. But he starts to realize that he and Alice may actually want the same things—and together, they can believe in the impossible, even if no one else will. Between the Lighthouse and You is an emotional, heartwarming story about love, grief, and letting go.

Between the Lighthouse and You

Michele Lee describes herself as the ‘fence-sitting’ middle child in a large Hmong-Australian family. Banana Girl is the explosive and poignant memoir of her rites of passage. Sexy, irreverent and nuanced, Lee isn’t afraid to lay herself and her relationships bare. Intimacy in an on-line world, sexual adventures and Gen Y yearnings, turning thirty as an Asian-Australian woman in inner city Melbourne, and the travails of becoming an artist, all capture Lee’s riveting gaze. The result is a book that is erotic, witty and revealing, a gutsy true story of self-acceptance that takes hold and won’t let go.

Banana Girl

Zoey has had a crush on Evan since they first met in high school, but has never acted on those feelings. She has always felt she wasn't Evan's type and their friendship means too much to her to jeopardize. At a Halloween party, Zoey meets Griffin, something Evan isn't too happy about. Zoey and Griffin's budding relationship grows into something Zoey never thought she would find, that four letter word, love. When she is ready to marry Griffin, Evan decides to let his true feelings be known. Ultimately, Zoey has to decide, marry the one the currently loves, or be with the one she's always loved.

A Four Letter Word

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Victoria Chang

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Devi Laskar

Karen An-hwei Lee

Sun Yung Shin

Marilyn Chin

Ryka Aoki

Diana Khoi Nguyen

Jane Wong

Nancy Chen Long

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Carlina Duan

Doyali Islam

Jessica Abughattas

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Mary-Kim Arnold

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Maw Shein Win

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Amy Lam

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Nellie Wong

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Kailee Pedersen

Manahil Bandukwala

Allison Albino

Sarah Audsley

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Catherine Chen

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Mai-Linh Hong

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They Rise Like A Wave: An Anthology of Asian American Women Poets is a collection of hundreds of contemporary poems by both established and emerging Asian American Women Poets.

An Anthology of Asian American Women Poets

They Rise Like a Wave

Each volume provides substantive critical essays and biographical information on four to eight major poets from all eras. A cumulative title index to the entire series is published separately (included in subscription).

Poetry Criticism

"Best friends Nico the bear and Pip the pig have slightly different ideas about playtime"--

Play with Me!

Bert Jovin is an amateur motocross racer. Learn what it takes to be successful in this high-intensity sport and practice using rational numbers on the ride. Packed with factual information and high-interest content, this adrenaline-boosting book uses real-world examples of problem solving to build students' math and reading skills. Let's Explore Math sidebars feature math questions that challenge students to develop their math skills. A problem-solving section at the end of the book prompts students to reflect and apply what they've learned. Demystify math with this leveled book that makes learning math fun and accessible for kids ages 10-12 and appeals to reluctant readers.

Spectacular Sports: Motocross: Rational Numbers

Called upon by God to liberate the people of her country, Joan of Arc sets out on her mission to re-conquer France at the age of 17. A peasant girl who knows nothing of war, she reunites a broken French army and leads them to victory against the English, guided only by her celestial voices. A feat so remarkable that she was accused of being a witch, captured by her enemies, and burnt at the stake at 19. The story of the most famous female soldier in history is one of courage, faith and inspiration, and she remains today a figure of legend.

Secrets

What do you do when you're a Glob called Bob... and you're Pink? "It's Ok to Be Pink!" explores diversity and acceptance with humorous, catchy rhymes and lively illustrations. Join us in Globland to find out what happens to Fred and Bob, as Bob tries to overcome his fear of fitting in.

It's Ok to Be Pink!

Playtime means very different things to these two spirited friends Pip is full of ideas for what to play: Dress up! Magicians! Dolls! Only, Nico doesn’t want to play any of them, and Pip gets mad. REALLY mad. But don’t worry—Nico finds the perfect way for them to play together. Michelle Lee’s irresistible characters show that finding a way to play together will always hit the right note.

The Playground follows the life of Anna Reed; wife, mother, and small business owner in a quaint Philadelphia suburb. To alleviate a financial crisis, Anna finds herself diving over a moral line that creates a network of moms who transport cocaine in diaper bags; the cocaine in the guise of baby formula.

The Playground

Michelle Lee

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