Four friends, successfully working through their personal problems in the church-based Good Girlz Group, are suddelnly tempted by cool clothes and easy money. Preceded by Nothing but Drama and followed by With Friends Like These.
When Reagan makes the varsity cheerleading squad she unwittingly incurs the wrath of the most popular girl in her new high school. In order to regain the popularity she craves she sets out on a path of partying and backstabbing that threatens to destroy her real friendships and sense of self. This is Book 12 in the True Colors series, which can be read in any order.
Freedom of speech in a 1950's Catholic girls' school -- Unheard of! But that's what transfer student Sophie Bowman is demanding and timid 8th grader, Francine Green, begins to listen.
At a terrible time in her life, 15-year-old Shell finds comfort following young Father Rose's gentle path to peace. Why then does her small Irish town believe that she and the priest are on the road to Hell?
While Marne is vacationing with her Hasidic family in Hawaii, the attentions of a cute surfer make her wonder if she might be a prisoner in this Garden of Eden.
Sex, gambling, and partying are easily available to college football freshman Skky Perry. Will God give him the stength to leave his playing on the field? Book 4 in the Skky Perry series.
Quakers in 1665 London suffer religious persecution, deportation, plague, and devastation by fire. Not exactly the best time for Will and Susan to set a wedding date. Sequel to No Shame, No Fear.
Liz Scattergood's grandmother dies and her mother will not be comforted. She turns instead to a Spiritualist church whose members believe in communing with the dead.
In her third novel, acclaimed author Sara Zarr examines the coexistence of affliction and hope, and what happens when everything you thought you believed—about God, your family, and yourself—is transformed.
The message in a bottle dropped into the Gaza Sea by an Israeli girl and scooped up by a Palestinian boy sparks a dangerous forbidden email correspondence.