Books with author Caitlin Greer

At the Manhattan High School for the Arts, where everyone is “different” and everyone is “special,” Gretchen Yee feels ordinary. She’s the kind of girl who sits alone at lunch, drawing pictures of Spider-Man, so that she won’t have to talk to anyone; who has a crush on Titus but won’t do anything about it; who has no one to hang out with when her best (and only real) friend, Katya, is busy.One day, Gretchen wishes that she could be a fly on the wall in the boys’ locker room–just to learn more about guys. What are they really like? What do they really talk about? Are they really cretins most of the time?Fly on the Wall is the story of how that wish comes true.

Torn from her native New York City and dumped in the land of cookie-cutter preps, Candice is resigned to accept her posh, dull fate. Nothing ever happens in Swoon, Connecticut...until Dice's perfect, privileged cousin Penelope nearly dies in a fall from an old tree, and her spirit intertwines with that of a ghost. His name? Sinclair Youngblood Powers. His mission? Revenge. And while Pen is oblivious to the possession, Dice is all too aware of Sin. She's intensely drawn to him -- but not at all crazy about the havoc he's wreaking. Determined to exorcise the demon, Dice accidentally sets Sin loose, gives him flesh, makes him formidable. Now she must destroy an even more potent -- and irresistible -- adversary, before the whole town succumbs to Sin's will. Only trouble is, she's in love with him. What do you do when the boy of your dreams is too bad to be true?

Torn from her native New York City and dumped in the land of cookie-cutter preps, Candice is resigned to accept her posh, dull fate. Nothing ever happens in Swoon, Connecticut...until Dice's perfect, privileged cousin Penelope nearly dies in a fall from an old tree, and her spirit intertwines with that of a ghost. His name? Sinclair Youngblood Powers. His mission? Revenge. And while Pen is oblivious to the possession, Dice is all too aware of Sin. She's intensely drawn to him -- but not at all crazy about the havoc he's wreaking. Determined to exorcise the demon, Dice accidentally sets Sin loose, gives him flesh, makes him formidable. Now she must destroy an even more potent -- and irresistible -- adversary, before the whole town succumbs to Sin's will. Only trouble is, she's in love with him. What do you do when the boy of your dreams is too bad to be true?

Sin is coming prepare to Swoon! Torn from her native New York City and dumped in the land of cookie cutter preps,Candice is resigned to accept her posh, dull fate. Nothing ever happens in Swoon, Connecticut until Dice's perfect, priveleged cousin Penelope nearly dies in a fall from an old tree, and her spirit intertwines with that of a ghost. His name? Sinclair Youngblood Powers. His mission? Revenge. And while Pen is oblivious tothe possession, Dice is all too aware of Sin. She's intensely drawn to him but not at all crazy about the havoc he's wreaking. Determined to exorcise the demon, Dice accidentally sets Sin loose, gives him flesh, makes him formidable. Now she must destroy an even more potent and irresistible adversary, before the whole town succumbs to Sin's will. Only trouble is,she's in love with him.

In the magical Kingdom of Slumber, the adventure begins when the people of the kingdom begin to share a single dream each night. A nightmarish dark shape haunts the skies of the “dreamdom”. Soon, the residents of the kingdom are unable to sleep all the way through the night. Can Peg, a lame colt, and Christopher, the son of the king’s stablehand, find a way to rid their kingdom of the nightmare and, perhaps, make a new friend?Between the “Dreamdom’s” resident dragon, visitors from foreign lands, invaders, pirates, and an enigmatic traveling merchant who sells magical items, anything can happen in the Kingdom of Slumber. This book is a series of short stories which are “tuned” to be read aloud to children. Readers will discover that the Kingdom of Slumber is not unlike their own world, for God reigns over them both. Each story presents a subtle message for the people of the modern age. However, the characters are likeable, but fallible and do not preach to the reader.