The story follows identical twin sisters Payton and Emma Mills as they embark on a thrilling adventure in New York City. Known for their playful antics, the twins navigate the challenges and excitement of the Big Apple, showcasing their unique bond and clever schemes. This sequel promises humor, heartwarming moments, and the charm of sisterly teamwork as they tackle new experiences in a vibrant urban setting.
The novel explores the challenges of identity as twin sisters switch places on their first day of middle school. Written from alternating viewpoints, it delves into their struggles to establish individuality while navigating the complexities of being indistinguishable to their peers. Through their unique perspectives, the story highlights themes of self-discovery and the pressures of fitting in.
Fourteen-year-old Nathaniel Clark, who has Asperger's Syndrome, tries to prove that he is a genius by writing songs for his rock band, so that he can become a member of the prestigious Aldus Institute, the premier organization for the profoundly gifted.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Hollywood, this story follows twins Emma and Payton as they navigate the glitz and glamour of the film industry. While they aim to make their mark among movie stars, their adventure is sure to be filled with humor and mischief, showcasing the unique bond and antics of the twin duo. Expect plenty of excitement and challenges as they embrace the Hollywood lifestyle.
The story follows 11-year-old Claire, who becomes a junior bridesmaid at her cousin's wedding to a British prince. As the event approaches, she discovers a rival bridesmaid with ulterior motives, intent on sabotaging the celebration. Claire must navigate social dynamics and confront challenges to ensure the wedding goes off without a hitch, blending themes of friendship, loyalty, and the pressures of royal expectations.
"Ich habe einen kleinen Stoffrest, er ist hellblau. Er sieht aus wie der Himmel. Wenn die andern von ihren Abenteuern draußen wieder in den Keller kommen, krame ich meinen blauen Stofffetzen heraus und schaue meinen Himmel an." Im Getto von Lodz lebten über eine Viertelmillion Menschen. Bei der Befreiung waren es noch achthundert. Unter ihnen befanden sich zwölf Kinder, die in einem Keller versteckt waren. - Der Jugendroman von Jennifer Roy basiert auf den Erinnerungen ihrer Tante Sylvia Perlmutter, die das Getto von Lodz überlebte