Drew Rangle, quarterback of his high school football team, is dating gorgeous cheerleader, Elle Martin. When Drew's parents ask Elle's full-figured twin sister, Em, to stay with Drew during their month long vacation, Drew discovers more about himself than he ever wanted to know.
A person who can't speak their mind, feel their feelings, or do anything. Life has taken them over.
Moving to Gotham City was already stressful enough for Aphrodite Johnson; the addition of having to juggle her strange attacks, new job and overall curiosity about The Batman didn't make for a peaceful transition. A series of murders occur and she garners unwanted attention due to her abilities. She soon encounters a...
If you're judging this book by its cover and title, you're already proving the point this story wants to make. Try to move past this satirical obstacle in front of you. This is a story about bullying, and like the hundreds of other books on the topic, it will show you the harsh reality of being discriminated, belittle...
Zac Carter had spent one week out of every year at Emily Dawson's house since he was fifteen. It was the week his parents had their 'alone' time as they liked to call it. He was thinking of bailing on it this year, telling them he was old enough to be on his own for a week. Then he remembered sad, strange Emily who he...
A true born country girl named Alexa (goes by Lexi) falls in love with a cowboy named Ranger. Lexi and Ranger go on miraculous journeys. Then one day Lexi's parents end up making her go live with her aunt and uncle to attend school. What will happen to Lexi and Ranger?
Thunder is basically a living problem. He's cutting, depression, very suicidal, anorexic the list goes on. Then one night his beloved mother who he thought he could trust tells him he's a living problem. Thunder knows how to solve this. He's going to make his mom, his school and everyone happier. But how?