Jennifer And Rocket

Sometimes opposites don't just attract - they catch fire and ignite Jennifer is a middle school teacher with an eye for metrosexual men. Her last boyfriend had more shoes than her. Having no interest in tatted up, pierced, and rough looking Rocket she dances with him anyway since it's only a dance. Wild Rocket has come back from a binge of drinking, fighting, and sleeping around. Finally deciding to get serious, he falls for pretty Jennifer and the hot way she shakes her butt on the dance floor. In a moment of weakness, Jennifer agrees to join Rocket on a visit to an art gallery where she learns that maybe the book is deeper than the cover and love can be found in the least obvious places. Of course, Jennifer has her band of college friends supporting her the whole way; dubbed The Princesses from their freshman year Halloween costumes. Told in alternating POV. This is a stand-alone book, but much more fun if read along with the other Princess stories.

As Layla's half-demon, half-gargoyle powers evolve, the demon prince Roth returns to bring her news that could change her world forever.

Inspire a lifelong love of reading with an irresistible dog named Rocket and his teacher, a little yellow bird in this sequel to the New York Times bestselling picture book, How Rocket Learned to Read. #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY School Library Journal • Publishers Weekly "A perfect choice to inspire new readers and writers." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review Rocket loves books and he wants to make his own, but he can't think of a story. Encouraged by the little yellow bird to look closely at the world around him for inspiration, Rocket sets out on a journey. Along the way he discovers small details that he has never noticed before, a timid baby owl who becomes his friend, and an idea for a story. Tad Hills, the creator of the beloved Duck & Goose series delivers another heartwarming story, filled with fresh, charming art making this a favorite for story time. Don’t miss the animated movie based on the bestselling Rocket books--now airing on PBS!

Sometimes you can't help falling in love Meredith's mom dropped out of college when she got pregnant. There's no way Meredith will let any boy derail her dreams. Sam is captivated by the pretty freshman with the big blue eyes. He's on a one-man mission to date her. What happens when a shy stubborn country girl meets a warm charming city boy? Can Sam's persistence overcome Meredith's reluctance? Of course, Meredith has her band of college friends dubbed The Princesses from their freshman year Halloween costumes. Meet the princesses in their freshman year of college and accompany them through their twenties as we follow Meredith and Sam’s story. This is a stand-alone book, but much more fun if read along with the other Princess stories.

Everyone's surprised at their twenty-year high school reunion when Noah Harris shows up. He still has that same edgy energy that intimidated the boys and made the girls swoon. All the girls except Kate Moore. Kate was kind, a good student, and the school’s top athlete. Kate never liked Noah, he was a mean bully who sold drugs and stole. When Kate picks her son up from child care, she’s appalled that he’s playing with Noah’s boy. Even worse, Noah’s boy is on her son’s soccer team. How does she nip this friendship in the bud? Noah can’t get Kate out of his mind. It’s been twenty years but she still has the same warm happy energy he finds madly compelling. Maybe, with a little charm, he can melt this ice queen’s heart. It won't be easy but you can’t fault a man for trying, can you?

In 1982 a high school shooting shook the community of Sabreton, Pennsylvania. A year later signs of the shooting had been swept clean and students seemed to take events in stride. For Gary, an insecure 1983 Sabreton freshman, this only added to his anxiety as he began what promised to be a humiliating year of school. The Rocket’s Red Glare is a story of the friendships that sustained, inspired and ultimately carried Gary through those turbulent years. He and his friends were, for the most part, middle class kids who were drawn to the New Wave and Punk music popular at that time. For them, drinking, dancing, and loving it all seemed so right but ended so badly. Five years after high school Gary is now on his own. He is an aspiring artist balancing a hatred for his corporate day job with his live-in girlfriend’s desire for stability. But soon his world will change when he receives a call from an old friend. An impromptu road trip across America, a tape of a long forgotten band and a suicide force him to face the question of whether he has really survived anything.

Flint has had a crush on Lexi since he was fourteen. Being two years older, Lexi never really paid attention. Twenty years later… Lexi’s personal life has come crashing down. When Lexi’s at her lowest, having a handsome man hitting on her sure feels good. It can’t hurt to flirt back, right? Maybe he’s the diversion she needs right now. While Flint might have the chance to make his high school dreams come true. This is a stand-alone book, but much more fun if read along with the other Prince storiesBrody’s interest is piqued. He decides to take a day off to help Ana find what affected her cat. What Brody isn’t prepared for is Ana. Can a man only focused on business realize that he’s met the right woman? Can a woman with a bruised heart be open to the right man? This is a stand-alone book, but much more fun if read along with the other Prince stories

Sometimes everything that you want is right in front of you Kelly has always been a wild child. She travels the world partying, competing in sports and hooking up – and not necessarily in that order. She's never had an interest in living in one place, having a steady boyfriend, or getting a job. Until she meets a guy who changes her mind about everything. Of course, Kelly has her band of college friends that compel her to keep coming back to Silicon Valley; dubbed The Princesses from their freshman year Halloween costumes. This is a stand-alone book, but much more fun if read along with the other Princess stories.