Meet Felicity

Meet Felicity Merriman, a spunky, spritely nine-year-old girl who lives in Williamsburg, Virginia, in 1774, just before the Revolutionary War. Felicity is excited to hear abut a new horse in town. But the horse is owned by Jiggy Nye, the cruel tanner, and Felicity is determined to find a way to save the horse. Part of the "American Girls" series.

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In 1764, when Kaya and her family reunite with other Nez Perce Indians to fish for the red salmon, she learns that bragging, even about her swift horse, can lead to trouble. American Girls Collection/Kaya #1.

Felicity Fly is a children's book based on childhood fears, aimed at age 2-6 year olds. The book introduces characters, Felicity Fly, William Washing Machine, Simon Spider, Willamena Woodlouse, Moey Mouse and Sissy Silverfish.

While learning to be a polite lady, Felicity makes friends with Elizabeth, an English girl, but their friendship is threatened when Felicity's father decides to boycott tea

Felicity has spent the last five years running from everyone. Her family. Herself. Her God. Using her talent for dance in the Las Vegas clubs, she thinks God will never look for her there, but she is wrong. A chance encounter with her childhood friend, Rory, reminds Felicity exactly how much she left behind, but it is an act of violence that brings her to her knees.

Hannah is a world-weary 17-year-old. Growing up in social care means Hannah knows all the answers, and hates them. When John Mason visits Cambridge, Hannah decides she can use him. But attracting John’s attention is risky. The plusses are he is rich, and has a huge social media following. The minuses, though concealed, are very real. Living by his own rules, John isn’t put off by Hannah’s tough-girl exterior. Inside her is a vulnerable teenager who longs to belong somewhere; he can use that. John’s built-in advisor, a secret alien brain-mate called Andy, has no moral scruples whatsoever. Hannah was one Don’t-Care girl’s past. Felicity may be her future, if she can find a place in John’s outrageous life. Much darker than Harry Potter, more realistic than 50 Shades of Grey, Becoming Felicity is a story which challenges your imagination. *** Set in the summer of 2012, this story contains strong language and descriptions of sex. If you think you may be offended by either of these, I strongly suggest you read something else instead.

Colonial life in America.