Books with author Jane Grace

Does she stay and possibly get shot by her crazed father or run into the storm of the century, Hurricane Katrina? Marguerite Aucoin has no choice but to run! Like the fiction heroine she writes about, a teen named Toots Gentry, Marguerite must be brave, despite the fact she’s lost both hearing aids and is virtually deaf.Amand rescues Marguerite from the swirling bayou waters. At his home, she awakes but doesn’t speak, writing her name, Toots Gentry. With time, he learns her secrets, and discovers someone’s trying to kill her. But’s he’s fallen in love with Marguerite and is determined to protect her.

Does she stay and possibly get shot by her crazed father or run into the storm of the century, Hurricane Katrina? Marguerite Aucoin has no choice but to run! Like the fiction heroine she writes about, a teen named Toots Gentry, Marguerite must be brave, despite the fact she's lost both hearing aids and is virtually deaf. Amand rescues Marguerite from the swirling bayou waters. At his home, she awakes but doesn't speak, writing her name, Toots Gentry. With time, he learns her secrets, and discovers someone's trying to kill her. But's he's fallen in love with Marguerite and is determined to protect her.

This is the story of Sarah, who is fourteen years old. She is pressured by her friends to have a boyfriend. Sarah only likes one boy, Devon, but Devon only likes her as a friend. Sarah is very levelheaded and knows what she wants out of life, but all that is twisted upside down when a new boy comes to her school and chooses Sarah for his girlfriend. Throughout the story, Sarah struggles to maintain her goals, but she stays true to herself.About the Author A graduate of UNC at Charlotte with a degree in business, Jane Grahl and her husband, William, have two children: Scott and Kimberly. Jane enjoys reading, writing, working with children as a foster grandparent, and spending time with her granddaughters. She is currently working on three other novels.(2010, paperback, 32 pages)

How often have you heard the question, "Why don't babies come with instructions?" Well now they do! This practical book offers busy parents and care givers quick, inexpensive, and exciting activities to do with their children. Each activity is specifically designed to be appropriate for the developmental stage. A bibliography of resources, books, and music is also included.

This is the story of Sarah, who is fourteen years old. She is pressured by her friends to have a boyfriend. Sarah only likes one boy, Devon, but Devon only likes her as a friend.Sarah is very levelheaded and knows what she wants out of life, but all that is twisted upside down when a new boy comes to her school and chooses Sarah for his girlfriend. Throughout the story, Sarah struggles to maintain her goals, but she stays true to herself.

This is the story of Sarah, who is fourteen years old. She is pressured by her friends to have a boyfriend. Sarah only likes one boy, Devon, but Devon only likes her as a friend.Sarah is very levelheaded and knows what she wants out of life, but all that is twisted upside down when a new boy comes to her school and chooses Sarah for his girlfriend. Throughout the story, Sarah struggles to maintain her goals, but she stays true to herself.About the Author A graduate of UNC at Charlotte with a degree in business, Jane Grahl and her husband, William, have two children: Scott and Kimberly. Jane enjoys reading, writing, working with children as a foster grandparent, and spending time with her granddaughters. She is currently working on three other novels.

In the midst of possible death, Dylan helps Emma move past grief and find her own new normal.Emma Qualyes survived the death of her parents and younger brother. She’s become a hermit living with her older brother, talented at a craft few young people do…quilting. Now her brother Ben, a world-famous epidemiologist, and his fellow doctor Wayne Meeks is leaving for a long trip and Emma’s getting a baby-sitter though she’s seventeen. Dylan Meeks survived not only the death of his mother and disabling injuries but estrangement from his father. He’s gone through post-traumatic stress disorder to post-traumatic growth…established a new normal. He lives his life to the fullest without being careless of the gift he’s been given. Yet now he is spending the summer in Arizona with a stranger—a girl no less, who’s his babysitter.No sooner do Emma and Dylan meet than danger looms in the form of a phone call that threatens Ben, Wayne and even Emma’s life. Who’s after them? Why? Can the desert save them when man and Nature attempt to kill them?