Books with author Norma Johnston

Helping her widowed cousin run an inn on the New England coast, sixteen-year-old Celia Claiborne suddenly finds herself caught in a labyrinth of supernatural phenomena and mysterious deaths

Shy Saranne Albright befriends Paul Hodge, a boy liked by no one, and is instrumental in getting him a part in the high-school production of The Merchant of Venice, but she has trouble convincing others of Paul's good qualities

A fourteen-year-old girl tells about her family and their collective experiences during a seven month period in 1900.

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Teen girl's fiction.

Fourteen-year-old Tish, living in Yonkers, New York, chronicles her family's problems and experiences during a seven month period in 1900

As her boyfriend grapples with serious identity problems after uncovering the truth about his parents, Saranny realizes that, no matter how much she loves Paul, she cannot solve all his problems

At the beginning of her sophomore year of high school, in 1900, and with her grandfather dead, her father ill, and close friends moved away, Tish Sterling enters into a time of painful and unsettling transition

For Irish Sterling the spring of 1902 is a time of learning, under Mrs. Owens's strict tutelage, the rigors of creative writing, of family difficulties, of changing, troubling friendships, and of personal growth

A fourteen-year-old New York girl keeps a journal of her experiences and adventures from January to June of 1901

A shy young girl befriends a boy with a reputation as a troublemaker and convinces her family that there is more to him than appears on the surface.

Fourteen-year-old Tish records the trials and tribulations of six months in her life between January and June in 1901. Sequel to "The Keeping Days."