Books with author Coleman,

The town of Middleton is on edge after three kids go missing from their campground. Did they simply run away? Or did something more menacing happen? Nevertheless, Trey and his friends plan a camping trip to celebrate graduating from Middleton High. But when someone else goes missing, Trey begins to suspect that an otherworldly force is stalking the local lake. Can he and his friends escape before they, too, vanish without a trace?

Child soap-star Ruby Parker discovers fame isn’t all it’s cracked up to be!Ruby Parker has been acting in the glamorous soap, Kensington Heights, for most of her life. She is stunned when she overhears the script writers discussing whether to kill her character off, or to replace Ruby with a more beautiful actress! She has always felt like the ugly duckling compared to her stunning co-stars, but now more than ever she sees that everyone is disappointed how the cute, chubby dimpled four year old has morphed into a lumpy pimpled fourteen year old. Ruby is feeling more self-conscious than ever, and to top it all off, she discovers she’s got to have her first screen kiss – with the oh-so-gorgeous Justin de Souza, the soap’s hunk.What with dealing with fame on a national level, having her first ever kiss in front of cameras and dealing with everyone’s jealousy at stage school, Ruby doesn’t think things can get any harder. Then her parents give her the most unexpected (and worst) news yet…

Grace is floored to learn that she is royalty. When this unpopular nobody from America arrives in the European country of Evonia, she finds herself at the center of a crowd of young nobility. But just as she's finally found a way to fit in, Grace learns that her new friends might be using her. Where will this out-of-place girl turn? This escapist coming-of-age story features intrigue and strong girl appeal to engage reluctant readers.

Excerpts from the works of Locke, Paine, Adams, Franklin, and others provide an in-depth look at ideas on slavery, government, liberty, and human nature as the Continental Congress drafted, debated, and approved the Declaration of Independence. Revealing details on the changes made to Jefferson's original draft and the final version are shown, along with excerpts from the later ""Declaration of Women's Rights,"" comments by Lincoln, and the ""Black Declaration of Independence.""

Tessa knows a soccer scholarship is her best chance at going to college. She's the best player on her small-town high school team―but that doesn't mean much in the big world of college soccer. Luckily, her best friend's sister plays for a nearby university. She offers to help Tessa make the team―but not for free. Tessa must join her snobby sorority, and ditch her high school boyfriend, who is simply not fraternity material. Tessa wonders if it's all worth the cost of admission.

Sixteen-year-old Alecia doesn't know anything about goblins or magic or faerie creatures from Alfheim. She's just trying to get through high school and get her driver's license. And then she meets faerie creature who needs her help. One impulsive bargain later and half her soul is gone, her grandfather is kidnapped, and the FBI is involved. Can she pull it all together before things entirely spiral out of control?Alfheim Seoul is a fast-paced, fantasy adventure. This is the first novel in the Magic Parcel Service series.Clean. Suitable for all ages.

Have you ever had the feeling that you didn’t belong?Mark thinks that the planet with the four suns is Earth – but he is not sure. Brighton seems to be as he remembers it – but not quite. His everyday life seems OK though. There is the Mother and the Father, and he goes to school with his friends Martin and Phil and they seem to think that everything is all right!But when he first wakes up and his mind is clear, Mark knows that it isn’t. For one thing, there’s Monk. Monk is his toy monkey. Old and brown and shabby. The only thing in this whole world that is not bright and gleaming-new. Once, Monk must have been new. Once he must have had silky fur and two eyes. Perhaps yesterday? But what is yesterday? And why does it disappear as soon as he swallows the pill the Mother brings in with his orange juice? Is it the pill that makes everything all right? Makes everything as it should be? Home. School. Picture show. Football … Until the morning when he accidentally drops the pill! And then things really get confusing! Luckily, he meets Col. Col is a Watcher. Not the easiest person to get along with. But at least he explains about A-os … and the Osmids … and how Mark is just the other half of a Changeling program … part of an Osmid experiment to help them take over first the Earth – and then the Universe!So Mark decides that he has to get back home. To warn his own people.But first, he has to get rid of The Osmid Version.

After a fire serparated Sophia from her brother, Ben and best friend, Patrick. she is partnered up with her long time crush, Thomas. After searching for a long time, Sophia has to live with the fact that Ben and Patrick might be dead. With zombies surrounding her, can she find Ben and Patrick? Will Thomas help or distract her? She has to hold on to faith that she will find them alive and that then they can all make it back home.

With talk of their high school shutting down for good, Busby and his best friend Anton know that it might be up to their football team to save the school. With such high stakes, is it worth it to ignore injuries and push through? Will a concussion keep Anton―the star quarterback―from playing? Not if he has anything to say about it! Busby is forced to make a difficult decision. . . .