Jenny Lundquist a grandi à Huntington Beach, en Californie, souhaitant que ses lunettes aient des pouvoirs magiques. Bien qu'elles n'en aient pas eu, elles lui ont permis d'obtenir un diplôme en études interculturelles. Ses expériences comprennent la peinture dans un orphelinat au Mexique et l'enseignement de l'anglais dans une université russe, alimentant son désir d'écrire un jour un livre dans un café parisien. Elle réside maintenant dans le nord de la Californie avec son mari, ses deux fils et leur chat particulièrement plaintif.
In this heartfelt sequel, Violet Barnaby embarks on a journey to rediscover joy and navigate life after her mother's passing. Balancing humor and sweetness, the story explores themes of resilience and the importance of friendship as Violet learns to embrace new experiences and cherish memories. Through her adventures, she finds laughter amidst sorrow, showcasing the healing power of love and connection.
Told from three viewpoints, Audrey, Grace, and Harlow come together at their annual town carnival to heal and reconnect after a tragedy
A princess and a servant unite and switch identities in order to prevent a war between neighboring kingdoms.
Polly Pierce enjoys her role as the second-most popular girl at Winston Academy, thriving in the shadow of her best friend Kelsy. However, when a freak accident sidelines Kelsy, Polly must step up to lead the Groove It Up! committee, forcing her to confront her own identity and popularity. As she navigates this unexpected responsibility, Polly discovers the challenges of leadership and the importance of being true to herself, rather than merely following Kelsy's lead.
Izzy Malone, an ambitious young girl, dreams of joining an elite rowing club but faces a challenge: she must complete a one-of-a-kind charm school first. This engaging story, the first in a new duology, blends themes of determination and self-discovery as Izzy navigates her way through this unconventional training, promising a delightful journey filled with unique experiences and personal growth.
Struggling with frizzy hair, new glasses, and a best friend's weird behavior at the start of sixth grade, Callie is astonished to discover that her glasses give her the power to read people's thoughts.