Books with author K Carter

The day Rocky became Brian’s chocolate Labrador was the first best day of his life. The second best day was when he met Molly, the cocker spaniel next door. The dog life has been a good one—chasing grasshoppers, playing tug-of-war, swimming in the lake—but Rocky also wanted to be a service dog. He wanted to be a police dog and go through the police academy. Molly, too, had her own dreams of being a show dog and competing in the dog show after her stint in beauty school. However, following their dreams meant they would have to leave each other and their childhood homes, and saying goodbye is bittersweet. Rocky’s life as a police dog is a dangerous one, but Molly’s journey to become a show dog did have its bad guys. New friends and new adventures await the two dogs, but will Rocky’s and Molly’s different dreams mean they will have to say goodbye forever? Or will fate somehow bring them back together for good? With perseverance, friendship, and fun, Rocky and Molly show what it means to dream big no matter what happens.

A short story for the young ones during the Christmas holidays.The day before Christmas in the town of Greentree Station is usually uneventful. It's a time shared between friends and family in traditions going back as far as anyone can remember.Sam and Madison are sisters who decide that this year, instead of tradition, they'd rather have a little adventure.Sometimes, adventures have a way of turning out a little differently than expected...

Lauren is a junior high student with some challenges in her life. In her spare time, she plays volleyball on a Rec League team, but at the start of the season, she doesn't know a single soul on the team. Even worse, she’s far from a pro, shorter than the rest of the team and even struggling to serve the ball over the net most of the time. Back home, she’s given a difficult time by her neighbor because she doesn’t attend a public school. Finding wholesome and appropriate chapter books for young girls can be a pretty difficult choice nowadays, especially if you’re looking for a sport’s story to appeal to their hobbies. Set To Serve manages to not only fill that gap as an entertaining story, but also shows how one girl manages to overcome both physical and social difficulties. It’s a must read for any girl that’s struggling with her own social or sports abilities.