Rebecca Phillips Knihy

Avery's life of constant goodbyes changes when she moves to Granesville, where she plans to avoid attachments during her final year of high school. However, a collision with Liam, who has aspirations tied to a trip to Ireland, leads her to take his job at a local sandwich shop while he recovers. As she navigates small-town challenges, Avery discovers the value of real friendships and the possibility of love, forcing her to reconsider her decision to keep her heart closed.

Morgan has a secret she's deeply ashamed of: she's a shoplifter. When she's caught and sentenced to community service, Morgan's determined to complete her punishment without her friends discovering the truth. Easier said than done.

Exploring the intersection of faith and personal discovery, this book invites readers to join Rebecca Autumn on her journey of self-exploration amid life's challenges. It delves into the complexities of human desires and temptations, providing insights into how these experiences relate to biblical teachings. Rather than offering a prescriptive guide, it encourages readers to reflect on their own lives and beliefs, fostering a deeper understanding of both themselves and their spiritual perspectives.

The story follows Lexi Shaw as she navigates her senior year after seducing Tyler Flynn, the school's notorious bad boy. Initially, their relationship appears to thrive under her set rules, but as emotions deepen, the dynamics shift. Lexi must confront the challenges of love, loyalty, and the unexpected consequences of her choices, leading to a tumultuous journey of self-discovery and growth amidst the complexities of teenage romance.

Challenging conventional views on hearing disability, this book addresses the stigma and marginalization faced by individuals in Western society. Hogan and Phillips explore the collective and personal consequences of societal exclusion, urging readers to reconsider notions of inclusion. Through their insights, they highlight the need for a deeper understanding of the experiences of those with hearing disabilities, advocating for a shift in perspective that promotes true inclusivity.

The story follows Isobel, whose life takes a drastic turn after her mother's death when her father relocates the family to a remote survivalist community. As she navigates the challenges of this new environment, Isobel forms a bond with a boy named Dane, which brings her some comfort. Ultimately, she must confront her circumstances and take charge of her own destiny amidst the chaos of her father's doomsday preparations.

The story follows Bella, an adventurous Pekingese puppy with a playful spirit. Readers will join her as she explores her surroundings and embarks on various fun-filled adventures, showcasing her lively personality and love for discovery.

These Things I've Done is the story of a seventeen-year-old girl who accidentally caused her best friend's death and, a year later, is still grappling with the consequences