In the glittering world of New York City's richest and most famous prep school, best friends Paige and Anthony become equally entranced by the enigmatic, eversocute new guy Max, but in order to snag him, they must first use their charms and wit to discover the truthis he or isn't he?

Is He Or Isn't He?

Teen & Young Adult

Hall, John

Literature & Fiction

HarperTeen

Holly and her friend Alison always wanted to be cheerleaders, when Alison was alive, but Holly made the squad after Alison died, and now Holly's getting threatening calls from beyond the grave--calls from Alison, promising revenge. Original.

The Cheerleaders

Harpercollins

Julie is delighted to finally meet her long-lost twin sister, Joanna, but she soon discovers that Joanna refuses to share Julie with anyone else--even if she has to kill to keep her to herself. Original.

Dear Sister

Powers and Liberties: The Causes and Consequences of the Rise of the West

Business & Money

Economics

Penguin Uk

Yorkshire Bred

Biographies & Memoirs

lulu.com

Bricks and Mortar is the book we all promise to write but never had the time. In 2007 my surgeon insisted I needed hip surgery to repair damage caused from a lifetime in construction and I seized the moment. Bricks and Mortar begins in 1970 when I was just 16 and is two books in one! A journey of hip replacement surgery recorded in real time alongside my adventures in the construction industry. My latest book Yorkshire Bred isbn9780244369934 begins in 1954 charting my childhood adventures and life at Wallingfield, my family home. Humour, History, Adventure and Antics are in abundance for your pleasure and enjoyment. Both books are available worldwide!

Bricks and Mortar

Where the Boys Are

When seventeen-year-old Ben Harris meets a beautiful guest at the summer resort where he works, in secret shame, as a cleaning "maid," he wonders if telling her the truth about his summer job means losing her forever. Original.

Scholastic Paperbacks

Homecoming Queen

Twenty-five years after the last Homecoming queen at Westdale High was murdered, Melissa is nominated as a contestant for the newly revived tradition and is horrified when the other contestants begin to suffer deadly accidents. Original.

Genre Fiction

The West Window tells a heartwarming story of survival, change, and friendship. The lives of a sixty year old farmer, Harold, and a nineteen year old orphan, Shirley, come together in a struggle to find compatibility on a Vermont hill farm. Shirley is eager to move forward with the onrush of new agricultural technology, and Harold is determined to fight change.Shirley is haunted by her violent past involving a kid now grown into a maniacal character who has vowed revenge. She also struggles to free herself of the haunts of rape that resulted in pregnancy. A romance with Joe Iverson, Agricultural Agent, blooms and then fails, leaving her devastated. The author vividly portrays life on a small farm in the spring, summer, and fall of 1948 when Vermont was intensely agricultural. This is a story of two people finding wholeness, healing, and redemption. The author is a graduate of the University of Vermont majoring in Agricultural Economics. He has been a dairy farmer for forty years in East Montpelier, Vermont. His wife, Donna and he have raised four children and have twelve grandchildren, most of who continue to be involved in the dairy infrastructure, from the hobby level to commercial dairying. Prior to farming in East Montpelier, he spent five years employed by the University of Vermont Extension Service."The West Window is a fine novel of personal evolution and the loving embrace of circumstance. What a pleasure to read someone who clearly knows what he is talking about from his long farming experience." Christopher Noel author of A Frail House (stories) and In the Unlikely Event of a Water Landing (memoir)."This is a good story, full of action and character, about the clash of the old ways with the new. There are plenty of characters here too, and the best one is Harold, the old man that owns the farm. Everyone who lives in Vermont will recognize him with affection, and everyone else will be glad to have met him." Ruth

The West Window

Erotica

iUniverse

Autism does not have to be a life sentence. Dr. John Hall knows. As a toddler, he lived in his own private world, flipping light switches, flushing toilets, banging pans, avoiding eye contact, and babbling unintelligibly. Today, he is CEO of a national education management firm based in Southern California. Defying his initial "slightly retarded, low-functioning autistic" diagnosis, he pushed his way through elementary and high school, put himself through college, earned an MBA, and earned a doctorate! His confusing, frustrating, often heart-wrenching, sometimes comical journey from disabled to triumphant will inspire every teacher, therapist, parent, and family member who lives with, loves, or works with a special-needs child. Am I Still Autistic? offers a unique inside perspective on life in the special, secluded world of autism, and how love, support, and persistence can help make even the most unlikely candidate for success turn their life around.

Am I Still Autistic? How a Low-Functioning, Slightly Retarded Toddler Became the CEO of a Multi-Million Dollar Corporation

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

Opportunities In Education, LLC.

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