Sisters Forever

Eve Jackson, a busy medical office receptionist, is alarmed about her sister Hetty's well-being, and takes two weeks off work to tavel north to Raleigh, NC to help her. She finds Hetty gravely ill and calls an ambulance. She is admitted to the hospital with pneumonia and placed in Intensuive Care. After a course of antibiotics Hetty is released by the doctors, and the two sisters spend an all too brief reunion before tragedy overshadows them, abruptly ending their time together. Eve stays in Raleigh another month to see the end of the police investigation of Hetty's murder, and gains some closure for her grief, finally seeing justice done.

Barbie(R) and her eleven sisters escape the rules of their harsh aunt for a magical world of dance in this retelling of the classic fairytale about the twelve dancing princesses. Every night the princesses descend into a magical realm where they dance the night away. In the morning, their shoes are worn through, but no one knows where they've been or what they've been up to! This mysterious and exciting fairytale will capture the imaginations of little girls everywhere.

A warm and engaging look at the bond between sisters. This story is a colorful celebration of the special bond shared between sisters. Sisters may squabble and fight, but when it comes right down to it, the relationship between sisters is often the closest and most enduring of a girl's life. We see the girls playing together, sharing in chores, helping one another, disagreeing, and laughing themselves silly. What they know is that just being together is the best thing of all. Hallinan brings his usual warmth and humor to the rhyming verse and bright watercolors. Sisters will love this engaging book, perfect for reading aloud together. Ages 2-5.

The McConnellsburg Bed & Breakfast had been in the Keyser family for over five generations. The towns people had always wonderd why it never was out of family hands. The old house held secrets, old and new that needed to be protected at all cost. Some guest would always wonder why two rooms would never be rented out, what was behind those doors? While other would rave about the heirloom lillies blooming and their lovely scent hanging in the air as they sip their tea in the back garden. And yet they all would say something was strange about the woman that ran the old place. Amelia, sweet, gentle, and yet odd. Emily the youngest sister who did the baking for guest, so friendly and inviting. Terra the sister who came home from time to time, who appears to know nothing of what goes on, but does she really? A family of many secrets, many generations, at any cost they must be kept!

It's a wrap on Liv's hit TV show, Sing It Loud!—and her sporty twin, Maddie, is so excited to have her back home! But when Liv tries to play matchmaker for Maddie, her grand plan falls flat! Has Liv ruined Maddie's chances with her crush forever? Then, when Maddie is voted basketball team captain, she will need to gain the respect of her teammates—with a little help from Liv! Will this be Liv's most dazzling role yet? Or will her plan lose its sparkle? This hilarious junior novel includes eight pages of full color photos and an interview with Dove Cameron!

Children's chapter book geared toward girls ages 5-8 introduces the Olympic sport of synchronized swimming and teaches life lessons including the values of friendship and perseverance. Written and published by a teenaged swimmer (and first time author) to help grow the sport she loves. All profits from book sales go directly to USA Synchro.

Born in St. Petersburg Florida in 1960 the second of six children to Amanda and Henry L. Keys Sr. at age eleven he was drafted into the army of the Lord. In 1972 God put a very special person in his life in the person of Claire Newcome his seventh grade science teacher to help lead him in the right direction. With whom Henry keeps in touch with on a weekly basis. Although he suffered with epilepsy from a child God blessed him to keep making strides forward. In 1979 He was blessed with the opportunity to move to San Diego to live with his Uncle Marvin and Auntie Rosamary. In 1982 Henry broke his neck in a car accident yet he was blessed because he was not paralyzed neither does he have any trouble with his neck. Late in 1982 he was diagnosed with having lupus this was a terrible blow to Henry's future plans. The merciful love of God and help from family and friends has helped Henry to continue make strides forward and has blessed him to write this inspiring book of poetry. Nickole Anntionette Keys and Krystal Angelica Keys his two lovely daughters have been an awesome source of inspirational power for him to move forward with his life despite the many obstacles. With the strength of God every year, every month, every week, every day, and every moment he would battle these difficulties until God gave him the victory. In February 23, 1998 Henry would under go brain surgery for the epilepsy. With love support and prayer from family and friends the surgery was a great success. God gave them the victory over the seizures and caused the lupus to go into remission. To God be the Glory for all the things he has done.

Following up their mega-bestselling Real Friends and Best Friends graphic memoirs, Shannon Hale and LeUyen Pham are back with Friends Forever, a story about learning to love yourself exactly as you are. Shannon is in eighth grade, and life is more complicated than ever. Everything keeps changing, her classmates are starting to date each other (but nobody wants to date her!), and no matter how hard she tries, Shannon can never seem to just be happy. As she works through her insecurities and undiagnosed depression, she worries about disappointing all the people who care about her. Is something wrong with her? Can she be the person everyone expects her to be? And who does she actually want to be? With their signature humor, warmth, and insight, Shannon Hale and LeUyen Pham have crafted another incredible love letter to their younger selves and to readers everywhere, a reminder to us all that we are enough.