Frozen Rodeo

Summer is supposed to be fun. Right? Peggy Fleming Farrell's summer has taken a turn for the worse: She works at the Gas'n Git to pay back her parents for wrecking two cars, takes summer school French from a succession of increasingly lame substitute teachers, loves an IHOP waiter, and attends Lamaze class with her mother while her father prepares for his professional ice-skating comeback (read: midlife crisis). Just when the only exciting event looming before her is the town's annual Rodeo Roundup Days -- "exciting" being a relative term -- things take an unexpected turn for the better. Between hijinks with a hijacked golf cart, plans for streaking at the Rodeo parade, and a showdown over pancakes, Peggy's summer becomes more about mayhem than money management, and definitely something close to fun. Even if she never learns to speak French.

Teen & Young Adult

Clark, Catherine

Literature & Fiction

HarperTeen

Gilmore Girls: Like Mother, Like Daughter

Sherman-Palladino, Amy

Harper-entertainment

"We have buried the putrid corpse of liberty." -- Benito Mussolini
It's not like I'm surprised my mom picked the Mussolini quote for her wedding invitation. She's never been what one would call "conventional." I was a little surprised (but happy) when she agreed to marry my English teacher, Max Medina. Which makes my summer even busier -- with my classes at Chilton, the wedding planning, and, as Paris so efficiently pointed out, about ten years of extracurricular activities to catch up on, it makes me wonder: whatever happened to the good ol' days of summer loving, had me a blast?

Gilmore Girls: I Do, Don't I?

Children's Books

HarperEntertainment

Okay, let's face it. My mom and I are never going to have a "normal" mother-daughter relationship because my mom isn't just my mother, she's my best friend. She would do anything for me, including asking her parents for the tuition money to send me to Chilton, this prestigious prep school that just accepted me. That was probably one of the toughest things she's ever done, although agreeing to weekly dinners in exchange for the loan probably runs a close second. My mom's just miserable at the mere thought of this. But the way I look at it? -- I'd just say life is going to get a lot more interesting.

Like Mother, Like Daughter (Gilmore Girls, No. 1)

What is It About Alison? For one thing, she has rules: 
<ul>
<li>When stealing a rowboat, ALWAYS check that the oars are the same length, so you don't go in circles. 
</li>
<li>In reference to your best friend's crush, KEEP your feelings to yourself. 
</li>
<li>NEVER use your locker if that's where you were standing when told the very worst news of all. </li>
</ul>
But rules -- like hearts -- are meant to be broken. From Catherine Clark, author of Frozen Rodeo, comes a profound story of friendship, love, and loss.

The Alison Rules

HarperTempest

What is It About Alison?
For one thing, she has rules:
<ul>
<li>When stealing a rowboat, ALWAYS check that the oars are the same length, so you don't go in circles. 
</li>
<li>In reference to your best friend's crush, KEEP your feelings to yourself. 
</li>
<li>NEVER use your locker if that's where you werestanding when told the very worst news of all.</li>
</ul>
But rules -- like hearts -- are meant to be broken. 
From Catherine Clark, author of Frozen Rodeo, comes a profound story of friendship, love, and loss.

Contemporary

Harpercollins

What is It About Alison?
 For one thing, she has rules: 
 When stealing a rowboat, ALWAYS check that the oars are the same length, so you don't go in circles.
 In reference to your best friend's crush, KEEP your feelings to yourself.
 NEVER use your locker if that's where you were standing when told the very worst news of all. 
 But rules –– like hearts –– are meant to be broken. 
 Ages 12+

Wish You Were Here

The next morning we meet at the world headquarters of Leisure-Lee Tours. Which is a sentence I never thought I'd write. Ariel Flack never thought she'd write a postcard saying "Wish you were here," especially to Dylan, the boy she's had a crush on forever and is finally (sort of) dating. She also didn't know she'd be sending that postcard from the family vacation from hell—a two-week geriatric bus tour with her crazy mom, annoying sister, embarrassing uncle, and frighteningly energetic grandparents. As South Dakota rolls by at five miles an hour, Ariel begins to learn that sometimes life is just too complicated to fit on a postcard. Sometimes your parents let you down (and sometimes they don't). Sometimes you meet an unexpected fellow traveler. And sometimes you just have to go where the road takes you—even if the tour bus won't.

Dylan!
You won't believe this.
I'm trapped on a tour bus with my relatives. 
And other crazy people.
And two overly chipper tour guides.
It's some crazy plan to get us to bond while seeing the USA.
Wish u were here instead.
Ariel
Ariel Flack never thought she'd be stuck on a bus writing postcards to Dylan, her friend-finally-turned-boyfriend. But as the Badlands roll by at five miles an hour, Ariel begins to learn that sometimes, you just have to go where the road takes you—even if the tour bus won't.

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Books by Clark, Catherine

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Frozen Rodeo

Gilmore Girls: Like Mother, Like Daughter

Gilmore Girls: I Do, Don't I?

Like Mother, Like Daughter (Gilmore Girls, No. 1)

The Alison Rules

The Alison Rules

The Alison Rules

Wish You Were Here

Wish You Were Here

Wish You Were Here