Broadcast seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day, Blissful Days offers residents of the war-ravaged Sectors a glimpse of idyllic Bliss Island. Every week, millions of viewers delight in the islanders' picturesque home and seemingly saccharine lives.
In this book you read about a 17-year old girl named Layla. She's half gargoyle, half demon. With one single kiss, she'll kill anything with a living soul. Zayne is Layla's half brother. She was adopted into the Warden Family long ago, and has grown up with Zayne. He's always looked at her like a sister. As part of the gargoyle Warden Family, a clan that kills demons, it's Layla's job to tag demons. The tag allows the demon to glow white, and only the Wardens can see it. One night while going after a demon, Layla meets Roth.
In Disneylanders, Casey is going on her family's yearly trip to Disneyland, but this year is different. They usually go with her ex-best friend Kiley, but due to a fight between the girls, she is not going. Casey is tired of her family and friends seeing her as a little kid. The trip isn't going as magical as the last trip, but everything changes when she meets a boy her age named Bert.
Most seventeen-year-old girls in the kingdom of Christendom are busy flirting with young men, but Lady Rosemarie is a rare exception. Her now-deceased parents desperately wanted a child, so they used the Tears of the Virgin Mary. The miracle came with a heavy price. When Rosemarie turns eighteen, she must become a nun. Since she’ll still rule her land from the convent, she’s prepared to give her life to God.
Changing Michael is a book featuring conflicts among teenagers. Matthew is a teen who tries to fit in as well as he can, and it works, for the most part. He's decided that the less people know about you, the better. He doesn't have too many friends, but he's all right with that. Matthew's school life is perfect for him in almost every way. But, then a boy named Michael comes in, and changes everything up. Matthew notices that Michael gets treated badly at school, and decides to step in and help.
Lacey has a rough life. Her grandmother hates her, her mother is a drunk, someone is beating her little brother up, and she has a creepy ex-boyfriend. Also, people percieve her to be someone she isn't because of something that happened to her. Then Everett comes in. He is nice, sweet, and everything Lacey needs. They start to fall for each other. Even after Everett finds out about Lacey's past, he still wants to be there for her. They are falling even harder for each other. Lacey then finds out about Everett's past.
Peter Stewert is an ordinary outcast until one day, Lily Portman shows up at his school. Lily can see invisible creatures spread throughout the world attaching to everyone except for Peter. Peter saves them from a deadly accident. They both find out that, in a magical city called Carlion, Peter is destined to fight off the evil creatures that Lily sees controlling the human race. Because Peter always thinks logically, he denies this.
The Fog of Forgetting, written by G.A. Morgan, is a book about several children, the eldest boy Chase, his younger brothers Knox and Teddy, as well as their new friends Evelyn and Frankie. These children make an unforgettable journey through a dense fog onto an island, which they later learn is called Ayda. There they face a keeper named Dankar. Dankar seeks to claim the stones of power to gain control of water, earth, air, and fire, as well as the long lost fifth stone, which is believed to hold control of the fog.
The Field is an electrifying book about a teenage boy named Eric Horton. He has had a great summer, but now school break is over and he has to go back to high school. Not everything is bad about going back to school, though. For the past three days he has been attending soccer tryouts, and the first day of school is the day he will find out if he's made a team.
Six Million Accusers, by D. Lawrence-Young, is about a Jewish man named Haim and his part in the team of spies who captured Adolf Eichmann, the organizer of all the Nazi concentration camps. Haim and his team have to spend weeks in a foreign country looking for an elusive man, all the while staying undercover. They cannot let anyone know of their presence, or they could lose their man.
