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Miles and I put up a great front, quickly hating on one another, but we both know it’s a lie. We also know the rules are simple. For me, don’t sleep with the subject of your articles. For him, don’t sleep with the journalist who can make or break your career.

Meet Karrine, a clever, witty twelve-year-old with her own detective agency. "No job is too big" is her motto. In "Dognapped", Karrine scours the city to find the beloved stolen pet of a kind older woman. In the "Magical Disappearing Act", a magician’s assistant disappears, and it’s up to Karrine to solve the mystery. In "The Painted Ponies", Karrine, along with her quirky cousin, Jayden, who has come for a summer visit, must discover who would want to paint all the ponies in Mr. Jackson’s stable.

Dis-Is-Able is more than just a book for special-needs children. It is used to normalize and add beauty to disabilities! Even though children may look different doesn’t mean they should be treated differently.

Nia is a very smart nine-year-old third-grader. She is best friends with Courtney. One day at school, they see something that will change the way they see the future. Their normal regular day turns upside down.

Miranda finds out she has an ancient magic, and travels to the world of Mystica. On Mystica, a dark wizard Midnight has been freed and is wreaking havoc and war wherever he goes. Can Miranda save the world of Mystica from the dark wizard Midnight?

Emily's summer before senior year of high school has been eventful with a variety of new experiences. In the midst of these new experiences, there is the constant mystery of the blue book and her dreams. What do they mean? What will she uncover over time?

Hunter is a normal fifth grade, 11-year-old boy. He never expected his day to turn out the way that it did. It started off as a regular day at Courage Elementary School. But what happens shakes the lives of Hunter and his two best friends Danny and Byron.

The Doll Maker is taking women off the street and turning them into dolls before killing them. Will he be caught?

Jadan takes a walk with his father and his younger sister on Galveston beach. They make amazing discoveries before they leave.

Charlie takes a voyage with his father, Charles Edison Olson II, to find new raw material and markets for their factories in New York and New Jersey. They are separated for one full year. With the help of a 12-year-old Southeast Asian girl and her grandfather of the rainforest, they must survive until they are rescued. Poachers and would-be kidnappers add to their struggle.

Lisa and her Autistic son Tim have moved to suburban neighborhood for a fresh start in life. Yet soon discover they are looked at very questionably by the neighbors. People Lisa initially trusts, but Tim never takes to at all. Is there something more at work here, or does Tim just not trust too many people? Also, there is a man who constantly has his eye on Lisa. Is he himself a strange individual she cannot trust, or does he himself known something about these people?

Gabby does not want to go to bed. Her mind becomes filled with adventures at night. Come along with Gabby on her adventures.

The Magnificent Jumbalia Kornwell is the creative signature story of pushing forward against the barriers that arise, to quiet the fundamentals of young creativity. The unnamed narrator learns from Jumbalia Kornwell that stories are at the core of creativity, and stories move you, and they are meant to be told.