Books with author Kay Woodward

Passion, the Yorkshire moors, a wild and handsome stranger—sound familiar? A humorous spin on Brontë's classic. When Robert arrives in town with his dark good looks and mysterious background, Emily has a huge crush! It's almost enough to take her mind off this year's school play—miserable, wailing Wuthering Heights. But Robert is no prince, with his black moods and fierce temper. The beautiful untamed moors would be the perfect backdrop to their fiery romance, if only Emily could work it out. On stage or off stage, will Emily ever be the Cathy to his Heathcliff?

Frankie fears her dreams of ice-skating stardom are over when a skiing injury means she's unable to enter the World Junior Championships. So, when Frankie is matched with Paul - another injured-skater - for the Pairs Competition, Frankie is delighted. But this is no match made in heaven. Paul's reluctance to share the spotlight makes teamwork virtually impossible, and his fierce ambition appears to be masking a deeper worry. If only Frankie could be paired with tall, talented Dylan - when they skate together, Frankie feels like a perfect 6.0. Skating in synch with Paul is tough enough, so when he suggests spicing up their routine with a stunning - but notoriously difficult - skating move, Frankie's concerned. While it's guaranteed to grab attention, Frankie fears that if they fail on the ice people will be talking about them for all the wrong reasons. What's more, Paul insists they keep this a secret from their coach, and following Frankie's maverick moves in last year's routine, she's already skating on thin ice. Ultimately, Paul's mad desire for victory could even get them kicked out of Skate School. Frankie's a strong skater with a big personality - but is she strong enough to stand up to Paul?

There are worlds beyond our own--the Compass will show the way . . .When Lyra sets out to rescue her friend Roger, she has no idea her adventure will lead all the way to the frozen North, where an epic struggle between good and evil will determine the fate of the world--and perhaps other worlds as well. This movie storybook is a full-color, easy-to-read adaptation of key scenes from the movie.

A laugh-out-loud tale of a teenage girl obsessed with Jane Eyre What's not to love about Jane Eyre? Gothic and passionate, it features the ultimate male hero—Mr. Rochester. Her favorite book gives Charlotte a great idea—she'll look for a new Mr. Rochester for her mom. When Charlotte finds the ideal man, she cannot believe her luck—he's dark, brooding. and mysterious, but the real-life romantic hero turns out to be not nearly as charming as his sideburns had promised. She wonders if she really wants her mom marrying him. Perhaps it would have been better if Mr. Rochester had stayed between the covers of Charlotte's favorite novel.