Books with author D. L. Kelly

1969, the Summer of Love, Woodstock, NASA moon landing. Soon-to-be High school Senior Laura Patton finds a ring on the beach. When she puts it on her finger, she travels to the future and finds herself married to Gabe, the guy she just met. She removes it, and is back on the beach. Her friends tell her only minutes have passed although she spent about twelve hours with Gabe before she removed the ring. She and her girlfriends Dee, Lin and Mouse experiment with the ring and time travel. Laura tries it on with her boy pal Ringo Daniels-- and finds herself grown up and married with children. Yikes! The best part is-- when she removes the ring, she’s back where she started from. Until the day when Laura slips the ring on and finds herself shackled to a cellar wall…

1969, the Summer of Love, Woodstock, NASA moon landing. Soon-to-be High school Senior Laura Patton finds a ring on the beach. When she puts it on her finger, she travels to the future and finds herself married to Gabe, the guy she just met. She removes it, and is back on the beach. Her friends tell her only minutes have passed although she spent about twelve hours with Gabe before she removed the ring. She and her girlfriends Dee, Lin and Mouse experiment with the ring and time travel. Laura tries it on with her boy pal Ringo Daniels-- and finds herself grown up and married with children. Yikes! The best part is-- when she removes the ring, she’s back where she started from. Until the day when Laura slips the ring on and finds herself shackled to a cellar wall… But this isn't the end. She escapes, and goes on with her life, determined to return to that house and find the girl named Carla who was held captive there.

#1 of the Zany Hazbean Series Let the shenanigans begin! "The Comeback Witch" is a fun take on a clueless diva writing a children's book. Fading star Zany Hazbean is convinced by the porcupine-furred Miz Biz, Hollywood's bristly agent to the stars, to write a children's book. "All the hazbeans are doing it," says Miz Biz. But self-centered Zany , who spent her life in front of flashbulbs, doesn't know a kid from a kangaroo. That's when Miz Biz takes Zany for a limo ride past a playground to point out some children. "Those short people," she says, "Those are children." Aha! time to invite the "playground people" to a children's party where kids can romp with TV's first wooden puppet from the Hollywood Hazbean Museum and ride through Zany's outrageous tunnel of fancy shoes! Leave it to this drama queen to engage both child and parent alike in her escapades. Bright, whimsical illustrations and read out loud lines. Look for prequel, "Witch Goes to Hollywood." Ages 7 on Up!