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Daria Pipkin
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September 2020
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The Influencer: A Heartfelt School Story for Ages 10-14
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expected publication
2026
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3 editions
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Silk and Sensibility
by Mengxi Seeley (Goodreads Author)
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Stu and the Sinister Second Serum (The Sketcher Series Book 2)
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| Book 2 of the Sketcher Series is a laugh-out-loud, rollicking adventure for Stu and his friends as they rescue his kidnapped mum and a few others along the way. Set against a Halloween backdrop, they dash through speculative time stops, haunted house ...more | |
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| Archa or Unniarcha is the ultimate fierce female protagonist! Kids and adults will enjoy this exciting story set in the 16th century Kerala region of India, filled with Kalaripayattu battles and a young girl finding her voice and her strength as she ...more | |
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"The author's memoir follows her through her life as the daughter of a pastor, spiritual abuse at the hands of church leaders, and her battle for truth. Interspersed throughout, Joy McCullough tells the stories of both women accused of witchcraft thro"
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| Sexy, spicy escapism for fans of MM instalove. I liked how kind, sweet, and adorably awkward both Zach and Drew were toward each other. No enemies, just lovers. | |
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| Laurie Morrison kept me up late again. As usual, her characters are compelling, realistic, relatably flawed, and relevant to modern tweens. She truly understands the age group. Pug's voice was perfect, while Sadie's character will resonate with intro ...more | |
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| A middle grade take on The Stepford Wives describes this book perfectly! It starts as an intriguing sci-fi mystery and turns full horror by the end. Joni and her friends are fun to root for as they save their community from a tech-based mind control ...more | |
“The shark bobbed his massive head. Impressions of ancient agreements, sensations of collaboration and kuleana, of working together to take care of what needed to be taken care of, flowed over Lei. It wasn't like the shark was saying "no problem"--brushing off their thanks the way most folks do when shown earnest gratitude. More like he was reminding them that this is how it always was and always should be. They had a connection and a responsibility to one another.”
― Lei and the Invisible Island
― Lei and the Invisible Island
“I have good news and ... what is the word that teachers use now instead of bad news? Opportunities?”
― Lei and the Invisible Island
― Lei and the Invisible Island
“Letting words out,
saying them out loud
would lighten the pain,
lighten my sorrow,
make me happy again.
I will stop missing Amma,
stop loving her.
No . . .
that will never do.
So I lock them within me,
afraid to open my mouth
lest the hurt, the love, the memories
fly and fade away
like birds on the horizon.”
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saying them out loud
would lighten the pain,
lighten my sorrow,
make me happy again.
I will stop missing Amma,
stop loving her.
No . . .
that will never do.
So I lock them within me,
afraid to open my mouth
lest the hurt, the love, the memories
fly and fade away
like birds on the horizon.”
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“When grown-ups tell you 'what to do?'
you are made to think there's no solution.
That there's nothing to do
but to keep doing what's always been done.”
― If Elephants Could Talk
you are made to think there's no solution.
That there's nothing to do
but to keep doing what's always been done.”
― If Elephants Could Talk
“If elephants could talk,
they would narrate tales of
pain
suffering
and bondage.
If they could speak,
they would ask for freedom from
hunger
isolation
and loneliness.
Yes, if they could,
they would ask to return to
their homes
their families
the wilderness
away from humans and their chaos.
But they can't.
So I must.”
― If Elephants Could Talk
they would narrate tales of
pain
suffering
and bondage.
If they could speak,
they would ask for freedom from
hunger
isolation
and loneliness.
Yes, if they could,
they would ask to return to
their homes
their families
the wilderness
away from humans and their chaos.
But they can't.
So I must.”
― If Elephants Could Talk