Books with author Jessica Jingwei

“What if he's the twin?” Michael snapped his head in the direction of the aunt's room. “Did you hear that?” “What?” Madeleine slid her ear against the wall. “Someone's whispering to themselves!” Michael yelled. The prophecy begins to tell a tale of a young boy, one that his family abandoned. When Michael, a homeless orphan meets Princess Madeleine, they become unexpected friends. Together, they take life easily until they find about a deep hidden secret that had been hidden for ten years. The two of them, against all others, go off to uncover a dark secret in the royal family. Together, they unveil a legend of redemption among their own flesh and blood.

How weird could a book possibly get? You're on Hassid Lane, watching everyone get out of their houses and rush of to work or school. You see them scamper out of their houses and run to the driveway. Like Mr. Tallapoosa, who's late for his court meeting. You see a light at the end of the road, where the deserted and perhaps haunted house is. Who's in there and why is the light on? Mysteries unravel slowly as you hear everyone live a unusual life on Hassid Lane. Wait 'till you turn the curb to Pitti Lane, where the weather is too unexpected. One moment it's raining, then hailing and another moment, it's sunny and beautiful out again. Or how someone gets up every morning to be an alarm clock for everyone on the street? The weirdness is just too much! How weird can a book get? Very weird indeed.

Rachel and Kathleen Dan are twins - who live thousands of kilometers away from each other. They don't even know that they're twins until Kathleen moves with her father from her home in Vancouver to live in Toronto. They meet accidentally, and share a special sister relationship. Just as things are going well, disaster strikes, and Kathleen and Rachel must learn to cope with what life has dealt them.

Living a fairy tale is every little girl's dream, right? For eighteen-year-old Amanda, eleven-year-old Isabelle, and eight-year-old Stella, it's no different. But real-life fairy tales are often worlds apart from dreams. Isabelle has a schoolyard showdown with a mean girl. Stella is faced with an evil nanny who wants her dead. And Amanda confronts a challenge that could forever change someone's life.

How weird could a book possibly get? You're on Hassid Lane, watching everyone get out of their houses and rush of to work or school. You see them scamper out of their houses and run to the driveway. Like Mr. Tallapoosa, who's late for his court meeting. You see a light at the end of the road, where the deserted and perhaps haunted house is. Who's in there and why is the light on? Mysteries unravel slowly as you hear everyone live a unusual life on Hassid Lane. Wait 'till you turn the curb to Pitti Lane, where the weather is too unexpected. One moment it's raining, then hailing and another moment, it's sunny and beautiful out again. Or how someone gets up every morning to be an alarm clock for everyone on the street? The weirdness is just too much! How weird can a book get? Very weird indeed.

Seventeen year old Sunny McKibbon is twisted around her busy life that she has no time for God or Bible Study. Instead, she tackles the job of babysitting seven year old Tommy with a lisp. Because of his lisp, he's often underestimated and looked down upon, so Sunny acts like a friend to him. When the annual Christmas musical rolls around this year, both are intent on receiving the parts they want. Sunny gets hers, Tommy doesn't. Although he gets a tiny part, with barely any lines, he just grins and bears it, even though it hurts. As Sunny watches him, she is inspired by him and her faith slowly begins to peak as Christmas changes not only the decorations outside, but the hearts of two people.

Denise and Delaney Matthews are two sisters who aren’t exactly the closest. Their relationship with each other is strained and they try to get along everyday for appearances. Sixteen year old Denise is mysteriously invited to an expensive party by an anonymous host. She arrives and discovers that she is at the centre of a trap. She struggles to escape, but it is too late. Slowly, she is caught into a tangle of lies – to the police, to the public, even to her family. When Denise confides in her best friend Emma, both become the bullseye of danger. Out of the blue, Emma disappears. Then, Denise and Delaney are kidnapped unexpectedly. Locked and abandoned, they find themselves with many famous kidnapped children. The sisters are forced to snap out of their busy worlds and fight for justice against the schemers. Under immense pressure, they hatch a plan together while finally mending their rocky friendship. After all, the whole country tethers on the outcome.

“What if he's the twin?” Michael snapped his head in the direction of the aunt's room. “Did you hear that?” “What?” Madeleine slid her ear against the wall. “Someone's whispering to themselves!” Michael yelled. The prophecy begins to tell a tale of a young boy, one that his family abandoned. When Michael, a homeless orphan meets Princess Madeleine, they become unexpected friends. Together, they take life easily until they find about a deep hidden secret that had been hidden for ten years. The two of them, against all others, go off to uncover a dark secret in the royal family. Together, they unveil a legend of redemption among their own flesh and blood.