Weekend Sisters

Fourteen-year-old Amanda's comfortable practice of spending weekends with her divorced father is disrupted when he announces plans to remarry, providing her with a stepmother and a new sister her own age.

Teen & Young Adult

Colman, Hila

Literature & Fiction

Fawcett

Suddenly

Haunted by guilt about the accident that takes the life of little Joey Bernstein, Emily Jane struggles to cope with her role in the tragedy and her feelings for Joey's older brother, Chet, the only person who blames her for the accident

During the year she records her feelings in a diary, an eleven-year-old comes to terms with her lack of self confidence and mixed feelings about her older sister.

Diary of a Frantic Kid Sister

Children's Books

Random House Childrens Books

<p>When her parents' increasing unhappiness results in her mother's moving out, thirteen-year-old Sarah Grinnell becomes resentful and lonely</p>

Nobody Has to Be a Kid Forever

Outlet

Tell Me No Lies

After finding out the truth about her absent father, a twelve-year-old girl learns about the difficult choices people must sometimes make.

<p>After her mother's death, Samantha and her father, Lenny, become inseparable traveling partners as her father follows work, but when he proposes settling down, and introduces his new friend, Liz, Samantha feels alienated</p>

Just the Two of Us

Scholastic Paperbacks

Demco Media

Archway Paperbacks

Confession of a Storyteller

Simon Pulse

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Books by Colman, Hila

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Weekend Sisters

Suddenly

Diary of a Frantic Kid Sister

Nobody Has to Be a Kid Forever

Tell Me No Lies

Just the Two of Us

Diary of a Frantic Kid Sister

Tell Me No Lies

Confession of a Storyteller

Nobody Has to Be a Kid Forever