Bøger af Vanessa Lewis

Let's go to the zoo! There are so many animals to see! They come in all different shapes and sizes. Travel through the pages to find your favorite kind. It might be the elephants, giraffes or even the slithering snakes. No matter which, you'll want to look again and again to discover something new each time.

Kay has dreampt of the time when she'd have a chance to be noticed by her long time crush, Jake Grillo. She is surprised to see him at a local burger joint as a waiter, and she can't seem to stop staring his way. Her best friend brings her attention back to reality and tells her she could at least still admire him, even if he was clueless she was even on the planet. Find out what happens to this pair as their two totally different worlds seem to come closer together in interesting ways, and find out who wants to keep them apart, for good. This feel good romance is a continuation from Paper Thoughts 2, where a portion of it was featured. As promised to readers who wanted more of the story line, a series of beloved characters has been launched. Who knows what will happen next....

Vanessa wrote this book to sort of stop time and give readers a personal and intimate look inside her life filled with triumphs and struggles, though her journals she kept during her teen years. When you buy this book you will be able to Read about the inner thoughts of a teen and see how life choices were made. Learn how battles were picked between mom and daughter. See how Vanessa's mom cultivated a relationship with her, instead of listening to people around her. Kick her out! Notice how Vanessa hid what was going on in her life. There was a whole other world that was hidden out of sight. TEENS, how many teenagers feel like they are alone and no one understands them? There are probably quite a few. Vanessa also wrote this book with them in mind so that they can: Relate to the struggles of what Vanessa went through during her school years. Know that sometimes, even though problems seem definite and never ending, they really are a temporary situation. And when a situation is seen temporary, well, the dark cloud over head doesn't seem so dark. And of course, how life was as a punk. Who can read this book? Anyone really. No matter who you are, it's overall a great read. Parents will be able to gain knowledge on how to relate to their teen better, and teens will be able to see how life was back in the 1980's. That problems are problems no matter what year you live in.The 1980's and beyond. Join the many other readers who have stated they couldn't hardly put the book down once they started reading it. All in all, it's just a good read. *BONUS- An interview with Vanessa's mom at the end of the book. This is a must read that ties it all together.

Trinity definitely loves the life of cheer! Follow her on a cheer adventure to competition and find out what she does to prepare. She balances home, school and cheer life just right. And, she wouldn't have it any other way. Live, Life, Cheer

Paper Thoughts 2 is a continuation of the non-stop adventures of the first book. Living life continually through Vanessa's journals, she documents events that eventually affect the rest of her life. She is faced with the fact she is getting older and she deals with situations that haven't been presented before. Read her daily journals and see that the comical engagements still continue, and there's rarely a dull moment throughout the book.

Inspired by the entries in her own journal and as a touching tribute to her late grandmother, Vanessa Lewis offers A Little Bit of Love-an intimate analysis of New England winters, black womanhood, and weathering the uncertainties of life. This essay collection captures the nature of vulnerability and reminds us of the kinship we share through life's painful challenges. Each of us will lose a loved one, abandon long sought after dreams, and end once cherished relationships. Lewis shares her path forward with deep compassion for our humanness. A Little Bit of Love is a road to finding humor, faith, and healing when we need it most. Whether she is grief-stricken and crying in public for the first time or questioning organized religion, Lewis tells an intensely personal, often provocative story about maturing and what to do with the inevitable heartache that comes with it.

From congee to kedgeree to rosti, Little Tables brings together 72 breakfast recipes from 32 countries on six continents.