Kate Klise Libri

Chi ha detto che in amore non contano le coincidenze? Tutto comincia con un bigliettino. Daisy è una chef famosa, una donna affascinante, una mamma single e una che ha volontariamente, consapevolmente, definitivamente chiuso con gli uomini. E infatti quando, sul volo che porta lei e la figlia Coco a Parigi, il passeggero del posto 13C le fa scivolare un biglietto nella borsa, Daisy pensa solo una cosa: che tutte le sue teorie sugli uomini - fanfaroni, impudenti, e così patetici! - sono più che fondate. E non le interessa nemmeno sapere chi è stato a scriverle quelle frasi da cottarella liceale. D'altra parte, non ha tempo di rimuginarci più di tanto: ormai sono arrivate a Parigi, e il vero dramma è un altro. Coco si è appena accorta di aver preso al ritiro bagagli la borsa sbagliata... Addio settimana parigina tra croissant, shopping e passeggiate: avete idea di cosa vuol dire essere in vacanza con un'adolescente che ha appena perso tutti i suoi vestiti più carini? Dal canto suo, il passeggero del 13C, architetto, papà single e un po' imbranato, specie in fatto di donne - quelle creature incomprensibili e anche un po' inquietanti - non sa come gli sia saltato in mente di scrivere quel bigliettino... Provarci con le passeggere sui voli intercontinentali non è certo il suo stile. È che quella donna lo ha proprio folgorato. Ma pazienza: il suo viaggio prosegue per Barcellona, dove ha una mostra importante, e dove potrà passare un po' di tempo con il figlio Webb, in piena crisi adolescenziale. Il fatto che, una volta a destinazione, il ragazzo scopra di aver preso per sbaglio dal nastro trasportatore la borsa con sopra l'indirizzo e-mail di una certa Coco non aiuterà di certo. Se cercavate una lettura frizzante, deliziosa, per ridere di gusto, emozionarvi e commuovervi come davanti a un fi lm con Hugh Grant e Julia Roberts, l'avete trovata. Con un avvertimento: preparatevi a scoprire qualcosa di vero sulla vita, sulle relazioni, e su quella cosa pazza e irresistibile, quasi sempre inaspettata, che si chiama amore.

Eli the dog has been with Astrid since her parents brought her home from the hospital as a baby. Now Astrid is getting older, and so is Eli. Sisters Kate and M. Sarah Klise have created a story that reminds readers of all ages that time with our loved ones is the most precious gift of all.

The story revolves around Little Rabbit's desire to attend the circus, thwarted by his messy playroom. In a clever twist, he decides to sneak out, imagining his mother as a fearsome circus act. The narrative explores themes of childhood imagination and the bond between parent and child, highlighting that Mother Rabbit's strictness stems from love. With a unique blend of humor and heart, the tale reveals her ingenious plan to tackle the mess, showcasing the importance of responsibility and creativity in overcoming challenges.

This whimsical tale explores the creative endeavors of a ghost who, instead of haunting, takes up writing greeting cards. With a playful tone, it blends humor and the supernatural, showcasing the ghost's unique perspective on life and love. The narrative invites readers into a world where the afterlife meets everyday sentiments, making it a delightful read for those who appreciate a blend of the eerie and the heartfelt.

With the impending closure of the post office, the transition to the new communication system VEXT-mail is anything but smooth for the human and paranormal residents of Ghastly, Illinois.

The story follows twelve-year-old Seymour Hope, who inherits a castle in Loch Ness, Scotland, presenting a potential summer getaway for him and his parents. While Seymour's mother, Olive, is excited about the trip, his father, Ignatius, is reluctant due to the castle's previous owner, his uncle Ian, a notorious punster. As Iggy opts to stay behind to write, both Seymour and Olive embark on their Scottish adventure, each harboring their own secrets that promise to unfold throughout the journey.

The story follows Principal Walter Russ, who is under pressure to renovate the school's unsightly basement bathrooms. His stress leads to unexpected complications, but sixth graders uncover a hidden gem—a forgotten ancient Roman spa and bath in the basement. This discovery offers a unique solution for relaxation, transforming their summer-school internships into a delightful adventure. The narrative blends humor and creativity as the students and principal navigate their challenges together.

Exploring the complexities of family dynamics, the narrative delves into the relationships between parents and their children, highlighting the challenges and joys that come with parenting. It examines themes of love, sacrifice, and the generational differences that shape family life. Through poignant anecdotes and reflections, the book offers insights into the emotional landscape of familial bonds, making it relatable to anyone navigating the ups and downs of parenthood.

A simple request for a new drinking fountain spirals into a comical adventure as principal Walter Russ navigates the whims of artist Florence Waters, who invites fifth graders to contribute outrageous ideas for a custom fountain. As Flo's ambitious designs clash with the school's needs, tensions rise among faculty and town officials. Amidst the chaos, the students uncover hidden secrets of Dry Creek's history, leading to a humorous and engaging exploration of community and creativity, all presented through letters and documents.

In this delightful sequel, the beloved characters of Sir Sidney's Circus face a challenge when a contest to determine the star of the show stirs up competition among the performers. As Sir Sidney takes a break, the focus shifts from teamwork to winning, leading to chaos. Meanwhile, Barnabas Brambles, the ringmaster-in-training, struggles to manage the crew. Sibling mice Bert and Gert take it upon themselves to help him by writing a guide. The story unfolds with humor and heart, culminating in the revelation of the true star of the circus.