Books with author Diana Green

Fourteen-year-old Elvira Witsil lives in a remote area of Wisconsin with her mother, Connie, who acknowledges Elvira only when chores need doing; her grandma, a cantankerous woman who can’t hold her tongue; and her baby sister, Jessie — who, the family discovers, is a seer. Along with the burdens of a difficult family, Elvira also bears a daunting secret — she encouraged her father to enlist in WWII. Ever since he was declared missing in action, Elvira has felt responsible for his presumed death. But Jessie also carries a secret about the father she never met — a secret so powerful that when her mother, Connie, learns of it, she sends the family on a journey to California with a traveling preacher. This powerful teen manuscript tells the story of a family’s journey toward forgiveness and a young woman’s journey toward faith

Is your little girl all the time thinking about putting on her makeup? Is she aspiring to be like her mom or older sister?This Makeup Coloring Book For Kids is a great way to practice skills! It is the best choice if you would like her to develop creativity and practice something that may come in handy once she gets older.Features:50 face chart template pages - they keep anyone involved for hours;black pages between face charts - no drawing will be visible on the other side;8.5x11 inch size - large enough to freely experiment with makeup;well-designed, eye-catching glossy cover - enough to draw every girl's attention.Don't wait for too long. Check it out now and take a copy!

Fourteen-year-old Elvira Witsil lives in a remote area of Wisconsin with her mother, Connie, who acknowledges Elvira only when chores need doing; her grandma, a cantankerous woman who can’t hold her tongue; and her baby sister, Jessie ― who, the family discovers, is a seer. Along with the burdens of a difficult family, Elvira also bears a daunting secret ― she encouraged her father to enlist in WWII. Ever since he was declared missing in action, Elvira has felt responsible for his presumed death. But Jessie also carries a secret about the father she never met ― a secret so powerful that when her mother, Connie, learns of it, she sends the family on a journey to California with a traveling preacher. This powerful teen manuscript tells the story of a family’s journey toward forgiveness and a young woman’s journey toward faith

Some secrets won’t let you go. Elvira Witsil lives about as far away from civilization as you can get, in a remote corner of Wisconsin where nothing much ever happens. In a house crowded with her mother, her cantankerous grandmother, and her little sister, Jessie, Elvira feels forgotten and alone. Their house also contains numerous secrets, and Elvira’s family holds their secrets closely. Secrets about the father that Jessie never knew, and that Elvira can’t forget. Secrets about that day five years ago. And the one secret that Elvira can’t quite understand: that Jessie sees things no one else can see. These secrets will lead Elvira and her family on a journey far away from home―on a journey toward redemption and healing―if she can just bring herself to believe.

Children's fiction for girls age 10 -14 years.A TIME TRAVEL MYSTERY story of friendship, family and myth.Fourteen year old Rosalie Green has been having strange visions ever since the girl her sixth birthday in 1953 when the young girl had given her that old key. The girl had then walked down the garden and vanished. But Rosalie believes that she sees her in the visions. And in one of these - a bloody snow covered scene - the girl is being girl murdered. Rosalie’s beloved grandfather, Harry Storme, dies and leaves Rosalie his old journal and a new one for herself, in keeping with the Storme family’s tradition of journal writing together with the telling of stories about ‘Guardian Angel’ wood nymphs. Harry himself had always insisted that the spirit nymphs really did live in the woods behind his house. Grief stricken after Harry’s death, and tormented by her visions, Rosalie reaches out to the wood nymphs for assistance to search for the girl and to prevent her murder. Rosalie’s story becomes entwined with that of Kyrenius, a mysterious boy god who helps her in her quest. Kyrenius and Rosalie begin to fall in love, but what can become of such a romance? And will Rosalie ever find the girl and save her life?

Some secrets won't let you go. Elvira Witsil lives about as far away from civilization as you can get, in a remote corner of Wisconsin where nothing much ever happens. In a house crowded with her mother, her cantankerous grandmother, and her little sister, Jessie, Elvira feels forgotten and alone. Their house also contains numerous secrets, and Elvira's family holds their secrets closely. Secrets about the father that Jessie never knew, and that Elvira can't forget. Secrets about that day five years ago. And the one secret that Elvira can't quite understand: that Jessie sees things no one else can see. These secrets will lead Elvira and her family on a journey far away from home---on a journey toward redemption and healing---if she can just bring herself to believe.

Pit bulls always seem to get a bad name. But Sweety the pit bull is a good dog who is friendly and loving. When author Doreen D. Diana and her family adopt her, they find she is a very special dog. It takes some time and effort for Sweety to get used to her new home and to new ways of doing things. She has to figure out how to go up and down steps and how to go potty outside. When Sweety visits the dog park, she soon gets to know other dogs, but she also discovers the importance of walking away from bullies. She meets Bunny, a wild rabbit who lives in the backyard of her house, and has an encounter with an orange-and-white kitten who comes to visit. All the while, Sweety and her family learn important and valuable lessons. This true story for children describes the first few weeks that Sweety the pit bull spends with her new family and outlines the efforts it takes to adopt a new dog.

Pit bulls always seem to get a bad name. But Sweety the pit bull is a good dog who is friendly and loving. When author Doreen D. Diana and her family adopt her, they find she is a very special dog. It takes some time and effort for Sweety to get used to her new home and to new ways of doing things. She has to figure out how to go up and down steps and how to go potty outside. When Sweety visits the dog park, she soon gets to know other dogs, but she also discovers the importance of walking away from bullies. She meets Bunny, a wild rabbit who lives in the backyard of her house, and has an encounter with an orange-and-white kitten who comes to visit. All the while, Sweety and her family learn important and valuable lessons. This true story for children describes the first few weeks that Sweety the pit bull spends with her new family and outlines the efforts it takes to adopt a new dog.