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This was it - Sarah Jo Foster's last year of school! Even though it was home school, it was still school. Being finished - graduating - was a big deal. She knew her friends Abby Jacobs and Callie Morris were just as excited. For that matter, so were Wendy Granton and Laura Sanders who lived in faraway Addison where Sarah Jo had once lived. But now she was back in Pine Moor where life had begun for her. It would always be home no matter where she went. She called Abby to see about planning a get-together. Callie could be a part of it if she wanted too also.

"Wanda Weird, Wand Weird, it'd be nice if you disappeared. . . "It is a chant that nine-year old Wanda Weir often hears from some mean girls at school. Sometimes she wonders if they are right. Maybe she is a little weird. After all, she did spend an awful lot of time daydreaming in class. Is it really weird to spend so much time daydreaming about building a sandcastle in Florida or taking hula classes in Hawaii or marrying a boy in her class she has a secret crush on?Is Wanda Weir really any different than other girls her age? She lives with her parents and her pesky younger brother, Kevin who is always asking riddles. She loves her family and dog and two kittens. And she would never say or do anything on purpose to hurt anyone else. So why do some of the girls bully her so much? And how do you deal with a bully?With a little help from her best friend, Misty Baker, Wanda learns to understand why some girls are so mean. But can she find a way to deal with them?

Callie Morris is an average, happy American teenage girl living in an average Midwest town and then suddenly her life is turned upside-down without warning. How could answering the door and doing a good deed cost so much that's near and dear to her? What kind of wicked, subversive force had entered her life? Could she recover from that "innocent" encounter and live a normal life again? Just like Callie, who had to get those crucial answers there's only one way to find out!

Growing up is hard in 1972, especially if you're 12-year-old Katherine Rose "Mosie" Bitmen. While praying her best friend's dead aunt out of purgatory and keeping that old witch, Mary Worth, from appearing in the bathroom mirror, Mosie is sentenced to yet another month of rosary, three times a day. The reason: fighting "The Perfects," St. Anne's all-girl gang. Then, just when she thinks life couldn't get any worse, it does. When her father moves the family to her Native American mother's hometown in the Wisconsin Northwoods, ¿Mosie forges a friendship with a dog that's gone wild in the swamps. To save the dog's life and that of her soon to be born wolf-pups, Mosie has to make a decision of a lifetime. Will she embrace her quest and seek out the legendary Dog Island located next to the Apostle Islands, somewhere out in the cold deep waters of Lake Superior? Or will she come to her senses before it's too late?

Behind the Green Door~ memoir of a time traveler, is a 90,000-word coming of age, historical, science fiction novel of a young girl's journey struggling with the dilemma of time, faith and loyalty.It's 1892. Eighteen year old misfit, Camarilla Rae Berkelman, orphaned at a young age, loses the last tatters of faith she has, blaming God for all of life's ills. While raised in a special mental institution with some very special people, another misfortune forces her to leave the only home she knows and loves which brings her to the task as a caregiver, unknowingly, for someone from her past. Through their friendship, Camarilla discovers her true identity- the inventor of time travel. With a timeline plagued with her mishaps, Camarilla is determined to mend her wrongs. Along with a rather odd partner, a devoted, large, black feathered friend, the two travel on a timeline ready to snap. When she arrives, Camarilla Rae finds herself once again grappling with God, and other time travelers, in a time and place that she does not belong-