Books with author Jennifer Aulie

Do you believe in magic? Well, if you do, then you’re going to want to learn about something called the Law of Attraction. If you use the Law of Attraction, you can be anything you want to be, you can have anything you want to have. All of your most wonderful dreams will come true! Do you think this sounds hard? Do you think this sounds impossible? It’s not! It’s easy! All you have to do is read this book for 21 days in a row. That’s it. Even before the 21 days are up, you’ll see wonderful things starting to happen in your life. And, before you know it, your life will be awesome. An awesome life is what you deserve. Because you’re awesome!

Ella Day, the first princess of a mirror Earth known as Biack, is struggling to deal with mounting pressures while living in the spotlight.Jessica Durand, a teenage girl on Earth, has felt out of place her whole life but sought comfort in her regular dreams of Ella's life.But when Jess's life falls apart around her she ends up trapped on Biack, a world she isn't ready to accept is real, only to discover the world isn't ready to accept she's real either.

When Jennifer Jones Austin, wife, mother, lawyer and child advocate, and the picture of good health, found herself burdened by a fever she couldn’t shake, doctors insisted it was merely viral and told her to sleep it off. Just days later she lay comatose with a 99% probability of imminent death. Stricken suddenly with an acute form of leukemia that required a bone marrow transplant to increase her chances of survival, Jennifer and her family and friends were in a race against time as she fought cancer and together they searched for a bone marrow donor to cure her and others of the deadly disease. With focus and precision that will leave you breathless, Consider It Pure Joy is a story that if not lived would make for a great novel. It is the harrowing account of one woman's horrific battle with a life-threatening illness, and the power of faith and community to transform desperation into joy.

A century after a government-mandated cure for obesity, people are dying... Tahlia’s ancestors refused the cure, escaping to live in the wilds of South Dakota. When she’s captured on a supply run, she becomes a lab rat for the scientists searching for an antidote to reverse the damage.Quentin, the son of the doctors wanting to dissect Tahlia, knows the fate of humanity lies buried in Tahlia’s genetic code, but her survival also lies in his hands. Will his choices doom the human race?Harrowing and suspenseful, Untreatable transports readers to a dystopian future where everything is not as it seems and resilience of body–and spirit–is required to survive.

A century after a government-mandated cure for obesity, people are dying... Tahlia’s ancestors refused the cure, escaping to live in the wilds of South Dakota. When she’s captured on a supply run, she becomes a lab rat for the scientists searching for an antidote to reverse the damage.Quentin, the son of the doctors wanting to dissect Tahlia, knows the fate of humanity lies buried in Tahlia’s genetic code, but her survival also lies in his hands. Will his choices doom the human race?Harrowing and suspenseful, Untreatable transports readers to a dystopian future where everything is not as it seems and resilience of body–and spirit–is required to survive.

This children's picture book is appealing to both boys and girls, ages 3 to 10, and features original, untouched photographs to complement the text. Did you know oysters have hearts? How many legs does a crab have? What color are live sand dollars? Ann is exploring the ocean shore while on holiday on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. Join her as she makes discoveries, dreams of finding treasure, and sends a message in a bottle on its journey. Ann at the Ocean is the first in a trilogy of stories of travel, adventure, science, and friendship. "Engaging, charming, delightful, creative" are a few of the descriptions our readers use for the Ann books by Jennifer Leslie. Ann becomes a friend to our young readers, who cherish her books. The full-color photographs are fascinating to children. Page design encourages left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading skills.

This children's picture book is appealing to both boys and girls, ages 3 to 10, and features original, untouched photographs to complement the text. Ann knows the Yukon is famous for the Klondike Gold Rush and for being "the land of the midnight sun," but what is it like for a summer holiday? Find out with Ann as she explores along the Yukon River in Whitehorse, takes a day trip to Skagway in Alaska, rides in a float plane to Bennett, and jumps in the soft sand dunes of Carcross Desert. With both archival photographs and Jennifer Leslie's own popular photographs, this memorable tour of a remarkable area is full of surprises! "Engaging, charming, delightful, adventurous, and creative" are a few of the descriptions our readers use for the Ann books by Jennifer Leslie. Ann becomes a friend to our young readers, who cherish her books. A map of southwest Yukon included. The full-color photographs are fascinating to children. Page design encourages left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading skills.

Ella Day, the first princess of a mirror Earth known as Biack, is struggling to deal with mounting pressures while living in the spotlight. Jessica Durand, a teenage girl on Earth, has felt out of place her whole life and sought comfort in her regular dreams of Ella's life. But when Jess's life falls apart around her, she ends up trapped on Biack - a world that she isn't ready to accept as real - only to discover this world isn't ready to accept that she's real either...

This children's picture book is appealing to both boys and girls, ages 3 to 10, and features original, untouched photographs to complement the text. Ann has received a mysterious airmail letter. The post mark is from Hawaii . . . Who could it be from? Ann's message in a bottle has been carried by the North Pacific Current to Maui, Hawaii, where Keoki was thrilled to find it, and to reply. How will Ann deal with her would-be 'keypal'? What is the safest way to communicate with a stranger, especially when he is a bit pushy? Sequel to Ann at the Ocean, this important discussion about stranger safety and modern electronic communication is delivered with a touch of science in Jennifer Leslie's signature light and humorous way. (All Ann books can be read alone, or in any sequence.) "Engaging, charming, delightful, adventurous, creative" are a few of the descriptions our readers use for the Ann books by Jennifer Leslie. Ann becomes a friend to our young readers, who cherish her books. A "For Discussion" section included to encourage critical thinking. A map of the Pacific Ocean showing the North Pacific Current is also included. The full-color photographs are fascinating to children. Page design encourages left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading skills.

This children's picture book is appealing to both boys and girls, ages 3 to 10, and features original, untouched photographs to complement the story. Ann is excited to see leaves and flowers return to her garden after a long Canadian winter, and is inspired to draw the fiery-colored tulips. But the temperamental spring weather gets in her way. How will Ann cope with her disappointment and frustration? Will she get to make her drawing? Connect to nature, and with your own feelings, as you read Ann's Drawing. "Engaging, charming, delightful, creative" are a few of the descriptions our readers use for the Ann books by Jennifer Leslie. Ann becomes a friend to our young readers, who cherish her books. A "For Discussion" section included to encourage critical thinking. Charming full-color photographs are fascinating to children. Page design encourages left-to-right, top-to-bottom reading skills.