Books with author Charles Thornford

Gabby was your average nine year-old girl. She loved playing princess and castles, she loved taking baths, and she never wanted to listen. Her mommy would say her voice went in one ear and out the other when she told Gabby anything. Despite this, Gabby still wouldn't listen to her mommy and would want to play or do other things that her mommy would tell her not to do."Gabby, don't eat any of the cookies. You need to eat dinner first." She still ate the cookies."Gabby, I need you to clean your room before your grandma gets here." Her room was still a mess and things were shoved underneath her bed."Gabby, you need to finish your homework before you go outside." Homework wasn't done until after she came inside and so she had to stay up late to finish.No matter what happened or what her mommy said she just wouldn't listen. She didn't want to listen. After all, it was no fun listening to her mommy and not having any fun. Listening usually meant she had to do work of some kind that took time out of her playing.

Gabby was what you would call your average 7-year-old girl. Or at least, she was average when you first met her. She had a big brother, she loved her mommy and daddy, she hated going to bed, and she definitely hated brushing her hair.It was always the same every morning. She would put her clothes on and eat breakfast, but she just refused to brush her hair. No matter how much her mommy told her to do it, she didn't want to. She liked her hair being extra bushy and curly in the mornings. She called herself the little lion queen with her big mane.

Hunter Mason has had a tough life somewhat, having lost his father three years ago. He lives with his mother, Charlene Mason but finds himself to be lonely most of the time, due to her working full time and going to school. He is proud of her, but also wishes she would spend more time with him. she promises to go out with him many times, but the promise never came through until he got a project at school which required him to write about one of the Presidents of the United States. This project has brought about changes in his life that he has been wishing and hoping for a long time now. After Spending a day touring the National Constitution Center with his mom, Hunter has gotten intrigued by the current President, Barack Obama's life, and decided to make a change in his own life and those around him, like the President did.

There was once a boy named Bobby and just like any 10-year-old named Bobby, he loved to go running outside and playing sports. He loved to ride bikes with his friends. He loved his mommy and daddy and kind of liked his sister. Most importantly, though, was he didn't like to share.He wouldn't share his toys with his sister, Gabby. He never did his share of the homework with his class for group work. He never even shared his food when he got a bigger plate than anyone else, even if he knew he couldn't eat it all.

Gabby was your average eight year-old girl. She loved her mommy and daddy, she loved playing with her friends, but she did not love eating her veggies. Gabby wanted to skip eating her veggies and eat her dessert instead. She would hide her veggies in a napkin or put it in the trash when her mommy and daddy weren't looking. Her daddy told her if she just ate desert all the time she would turn into one and if she ate her veggies she could grow strong and not turn into a sweet.

Adeline Sophia Jackson's Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way: International Women’s Day Mystery is a teen mystery thriller. Adeline is your average teenager except she solves mysteries and is the world's most famous crime fighter..Something is going on in her neighborhood. People are missing. Adeline finds herself catapulted into this strange predicament on the International Women's Day. See how this super sleuth solves this dilemma before time runs out.