Bøger af Nicole King

Seventeen year old Autumn Jones has it all. She's rich, she's the most popular girl in school...and she's a thief. Nicknamed "The Ghost" by the media, she and her best friend Yuri have pulled off some of the most perfect heists. But when her father turns up dead during summer break, Autumn decides to put her heist days behind her. That is, until a new challenge arises. The lost painting her father spent his life searching for has suddenly surfaced. But there's a catch. The painting is rumored to be cursed with deadly dark powers, that in the wrong hands, could lead to the world's demise. Despite the myth, Autumn and her best friend, decides to steal the painting. But unlike other heists, this one calls for more than a two woman team. The girls team up with two other classmates, while Autumn tries to ignore the sudden feelings she is starting to have for the new transfer, Micah. Being around him is putting a dent in her bad girl reputation, and is also taking her attention away from the heist. But as the days for the heist grows closer, Autumn begins to discover secrets and clues about her father, that may have caused him his death. It seems there is another thief after the painting, and they will do anything to keep the girls from stealing it, even if it means killing them.

Histoboy is a book series created to start discussions about history with children while also teaching some character development.

Defining creolization as a process by which European, African, Amerindian, Asian, and American cultures are amalgamated to form new hybrid cultures, Nicole King uses this process as a means to understand C.L.R. James' work and life. She argues that James articulated his attempt to produce radical discourses with a consistent methodology.