Brenda's whole life she was teased for being fat. It even got to the point where her nickname was Brownie because when she was little she would quickly eat all of her Mom's brownies!! Eventually, Brenda decided to take matters into her own hands. Slowly Brenda become anorexic, but no one notices until she steps into Mrs. Colleen Rose's classroom. Brenda still tries to lose weight, but Mrs. Rose refuses to stand by and watch. A bond forms between the student and the teacher that might be able to get Brenda healthy again. But what happens if Brenda refuses to get better? And what if Mrs. Rose refuses to give up on getting Brenda healthier? Don't ask me, read for yourself:)

Sometimes the hard part isn't falling off—it's getting back on. Thirteen-year-old Sienna Carson is spending the summer with her distant relatives at Hartwell Creek Stable while her parents settle a messy divorce. There she meets Dreamer, a fiesty, difficult Anglo-Arab. The beautiful bay gelding is hard to handle and, after throwing too many riders off, is at risk of being sent away. But as Sienna begins to form a relationship with Dreamer, she becomes convinced that he's not awful, just broken, like her ... and maybe, if both of them let their walls down, they could help fix each other.