Disneylanders, by Bob McLain and Kate Abbott, follows 14-year-old Casey's annual summer trip to Disneyland with her family. But this summer is different than the others. Casey’s nervous to start high school next fall, is tired of trailing her embarrassing parents around Disneyland, and her (now ex) best friend Kiley isn’t coming with them like usual. Casey’s miserable, despite being in the “Happiest Place on Earth.” That is, until she meets Bert waiting in line for a ride, a boy a year older than her and with problems of his own.
On planet Zolei your sixteenth birthday is feared. Will you be marked? As their only hope of survival, a group of marked teens race across the land in a desperate search for a hidden training camp. Will they make it with their enemies in close pursuit?
This book is about a Connemara pony named Darcy. Darcy was one of the strongest ponies; she got even stronger when she drank milk from two mares, her mother’s and another mare’s whose filly died. When Darcy was taken away from her home she was sold to a nice little (family of five) called the McKenna’s. After Shannon, the eldest daughter, raced Darcy against Embarr, a tall and handsome horse their lives changed forever.
Edna In the Desert by Maddy Lederman is a riviting novel about a young girl and her summer banishment to her grandparent's house. In fact, their house just so happens to be in the desert, or as Edna likes to say, the middle of nowhere. When her parents abandon her with her grandparents who live just outside the small ghost town of Desert Palms, Edna makes a horrid mistake that will alter her entire summer. She decides to run off into the desert and die. Little does she know that dying in the desert isn't quite what they make it seem like in the movies.
Regarding the question “Are we alone?” Alix DeBenit found the answer the hard way. After Alix’s fiancé and unborn baby girl are murdered by a powerful demon, Alix becomes a Hunter. With help from the handsome rouge Fagan and a uncontrollable demon named Dox. Alix begins the quest for the “Storyteller”. The Storyteller is mythical demon who possesses a book which contains every story ever told—including the one of Alix. Legend has it that, if the Storyteller chooses to, he can rewrite any story.
Vinnie is a self-proclaimed misfit who asks "Why don't I ever fit in anywhere?" His search for the answer takes him across the country from New York to California. Vinnie hopes that the communal feeling that dropping acid and other drugs brings will help him connect with other people. Through the thick haze of a drug-induced stupor, Vinnie experiences many 'firsts' that expose his faults and true inner thoughts. In the end, it is up to him as to whether he wants to walk down the honest road of rehab, getting help and answers.
Natalie and Brooke are total opposites, but have been best friends for forever. Natalie is quiet and prefers to spend her nights at home watching movies and drinking hot chocolate. Brooke is the most popular girl in school, has the perfect boyfriend, and is the life of the party. One night Brooke convinces Natalie to enjoy her senior year and go to a party – a party that changes everything. Natalie can’t remember anything that happened, but Brooke’s boyfriend, Aiden, can’t seem to forget it. The uncertainty about that night strain Brooke
April is just starting 8th grade and is very excited. She has an amazing best friend and boyfriend. April's life is amazing, she also got a spot on the dance team with older girls. But when the cute neighbor boy next door does something she doesnt suspect, it changes her life. Everyone is turning their backs on April, and relationships fall. Will she be able to put her life back together?
ReGuarding Grace by Karen A. Leppert is a unique story that compels you to keep turning the page and leaves you still craving for more when you’re done. Jack Elliott is what they call an Amalgamate: a person that possesses three alters that have superhuman abilities. Like other Amalgamates, he uses his unique gifts for carrying out orders as Guardians of the Delacroix Institute. It would be because of his duty as a Guardian that he teaches Grace about her three alters, helping her to stop them from having control over her body.
