Willo Davis Roberts è stata un'autrice americana, celebrata principalmente per i suoi romanzi gialli rivolti a bambini e giovani adulti. Il suo lavoro approfondiva suspense e segreti avvincenti che affascinavano i lettori più giovani. Roberts dimostrò un talento nel creare trame avvincenti e personaggi memorabili, tenendo il pubblico con il fiato sospeso. Le sue storie sono apprezzate per la loro arguzia e accessibilità, affermandola come una figura amata nella letteratura per giovani adulti.
The story follows Gracie and her cousins as they navigate a chaotic summer vacation filled with unexpected twists and excitement. Authored by three-time Edgar Award winner Willo Davis Roberts, the narrative promises a blend of thrilling adventure and the challenges of family dynamics, making for a captivating read.
Struggling with her mother's death and the arrival of a new stepmother, Nikki feels the tension in her family. Crystal, the stepmother, is equally uneasy around Nikki and her siblings. The dynamics shift when Crystal inherits a large seaside house, prompting the family to spend the summer there. It is during this time that Nikki begins to uncover unsettling truths about her stepmother, leading to a deeper exploration of grief, family dynamics, and the complexities of new relationships.
From the author of Don’t Hurt Laurie and The Minden Curse comes a thrilling and frightening story about a teenage boy who sets out to solve the death of a man who fell from a bridge onto the hood of the boy’s car. When a falling body strikes the hood of Nick’s Pinto as he drives under the overpass, the police close the case, calling the man’s death a suicide. Haunted by the expression on the man’s face as he fell to his death, Nick is not so certain that’s what happened. Suspecting murder, he risks his life as he places himself and a close friend in the center of danger trying to investigate what exactly happened to the mysterious man that fell on his car.
Lewis and Alison's vacation should be lots of fun. Driving to Yellowston National Park in a motor home, seeing all the fantastic sights, getting to know their new neighbors... the trip should be a blast. It turns out to be anything but. First they discover that their hosts, the Rupes, have no interest in their own children. Even worse, two strange men seem to be following them. Could they have somthing to do with the one-hundred-dollar bills little Billy Rupe keeps finding in the motor home? Lewis in afraid the answer is yes -- and he should be.
Set against the backdrop of bullying, this classic novel delves into the consequences of such behavior through a gripping mystery. The narrative is crafted by three-time Edgar Award-winning author Willo Davis Roberts, ensuring a captivating blend of suspense and excitement that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
This resource guide serves as an essential tool for young diabetics, offering bibliotherapy to help them navigate their condition. It also provides valuable insights for non-diabetics, enhancing their understanding of diabetes as a serious, often silent illness. The guide is presented in full color, making the information accessible and engaging for readers of all ages.
A 10-year-old girl, who has always looked different from other children, discovers that she not only has unusual powers but that there are others like her.
The story follows fourteen-year-old Rebel, who, while trying to tone down her rebellious nature, finds herself compelled to confront challenges directly. Her journey explores themes of self-identity and the struggle between personal convictions and societal expectations, showcasing her resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
The arrival of a woman claiming to be the pregnant wife of Mamie's deceased son disrupts the stability Teddi found after moving in with her neighbor. As Teddi navigates her grief and the complexities of this new situation, themes of loss, family, and the search for belonging emerge, challenging her understanding of love and loyalty. The story explores the impact of unexpected relationships and the emotional turmoil that accompanies personal tragedy.
Buddy longs for a normal family amidst her chaotic life marked by loss and uncertainty. With her mother deceased, her father absent, and her brother on a quest to find him, she feels isolated while living with distant relatives who harbor resentment towards her. Struggling to understand their hostility, Buddy grapples with her identity, particularly her unusual name, as she navigates the complexities of her new environment and yearns for connection and belonging.