Theresa Nelson Livres

Clare runs to Atlantic City in order to escape her alcoholic mother and her mother's nasty boyfriend, and she soon encounters a street gang of homeless children who steal and scrounge for food to stay alive. Reprint.

Set against the backdrop of the 1900 hurricane that ravaged Galveston, this novel intricately weaves the impact of nature with the lives of its characters. The powerful prose captures the emotional and physical devastation, highlighting the resilience of those affected. Through its compelling narrative, the story explores themes of survival and the human connection to the environment, making it a poignant reflection on a historical tragedy.

Ruby Miller, a twelve-and-a-half-year-old with a passion for movies, finds joy in the enchanting moments before a film begins, where the excitement of the unknown captivates her. She believes that movies surpass reality, and her own screenplays are a testament to her creativity and imagination. Through her love for storytelling, Ruby navigates the complexities of life, showcasing her unique perspective and the magic of cinema in her everyday experiences.

Set in St. Louis in 1911, the story follows eleven-year-old orphan Julia Delaney as she grapples with the harsh realities of life at the House of Mercy. With her sister Mary leaving for adulthood, Julia's frustrations with the nuns' strict rules grow. Her world takes a turn when she, her family, and her best friend become entangled with a gangster, leading them into a decade-old mystery that promises to change their lives forever.

Das Kapuzineräffchen, das Jim und seine Schwester in den Ferien betreuen sollen, schreckt sie nicht, wohl aber die kratzbürstige Enkelin ihrer reichen Arbeitgeberin, die sich seltsam benimmt. Nach und nach erfährt Jim die Hintergründe ihres störrischen Verhaltens