Books with author Rebecca Bucy

Nat, Lise, and Sofia are best friends. This year, their last year of high school, none of them foresees the changes that will occur in their lives.This is the year that Nat—the go-between, the peacemaker—gets a job and meets a drop-dead gorgeous chef named Josh.This is the year that Lise—quiet, shy, and solitary Lise—decides to take control of her life by taking control of her weight.This is the year that Sofia—the ultimate guy magnet—gets her nose pierced and falls seriously in love for the first time in her life.This is the year that will change each of them forever.

FREE ACTIVITY BOOK AND VIDEO WHEN YOU BUY FOR KINDLE!A Fun rhyming Children's Story that is perfect for your Early Reader. Trini Bee is more than a picture book for a Beginner Reader. It is a story with a moral, one that is sure to boost your child's self esteem. If your little one loves adorable Bugs, Bees, and a whole lot of fun Trini Bee will become a favorite.

This children's book is more than just a bedtime story or some kids story to help with imagination and play. The beautiful illustrations of bugs and nature and even a princess helps the early learning, beginner reader to imagine life as a ladybug princess. It is a story with a moral, one that will remind you bugaboo that they are very special. If your little one loves bugs, princesses, grumpy beetles, colorful illustrations, rhymes, and a whole lot of fun. They will love Ladybug Lizzie Lou!

This children's book is more than just bedtime story or some kid's story to help imagination and play. The beautiful illustrations of marine life and mermaids help the early learning, beginner reader to imagine life under the sea. But it is more than just a picture book with fun rhymes, it is a story with a moral and one that is certain to remind your child just how much they are loved!

When the magnificent Journey family planned their trip to Africa, they did not expect it to be quite as exciting as it turned out to be! Join them as they explore creepy caves filled with unique animals, watch whales splash out of the ocean and listen to birdsongs along the trails of a safari with their Aunt Annie. They’ll encounter everything from enormous hippos to soft cheetahs while they bump and crash through the jungle in Aunt Annie’s Jeep. There is always something new to learn when you explore with Jack, June, Jay and Jelly! So hop on in the Jeep and join them on this amazing African adventure!

This is a wonderful series offering a fun way to learn to spell...Each book consists of five week-long lessons, (eighteen words per week) with a review of all words during the sixth week. Each lesson also consists of scripture memory and value lessons. This series is not only fun for children ages 6-12, but helps with retention using practice activities, visual imaging, listening, and games. This way, all learning-styles are able to benefit. The colorful lessons in this workbook are broken down into 10 components: preview, word shapes, hide and seek, other word forms, fun ways to spell, working with words, dictation, proofreading, games, and journaling. In these sections, students will explore word meanings, learn tenses, discover different forms of the root word, learn punctuation, and complete dictionary practice. Softcover. Recommended for Grade 2.

With her family, fourteen-year-old Carmen Delgada puts in long days in the Iowa farm fields. To survive, the Delgadas live off and on in an old school bus, avoid doctors, and use the local food bank. After a terrible misunderstanding, her mother Zoila kicks her out.Carmen ends up living at a YWCA that shelters homeless women and girls. When she discovers her new friend Hazel is pregnant, she vows to help her--a decision that results in tragedy and a scandal for the Y. When I Am Singing to You is a coming of age story that is also about a daughter's fierce determination to return home.

Nat, Lise, and Sofia are best friends. This year, their last year of high school, none of them foresees the changes that will occur in their lives.This is the year that Nat—the go-between, the peacemaker—gets a job and meets a drop-dead gorgeous chef named Josh.This is the year that Lise—quiet, shy, and solitary Lise—decides to take control of her life by taking control of her weight.This is the year that Sofia—the ultimate guy magnet—gets her nose pierced and falls seriously in love for the first time in her life.This is the year that will change each of them forever.

Sister Carrie, Dreiser's great first novel, transformed the conventional "fallen woman" story into a bold and truly innovative piece of fiction when it appeared in 1900. Naive young Caroline Meeber, a small-town girl seduced by the lure of the modern city, becomes the mistress of a traveling salesman and then of a saloon manager, who elopes with her to New York. Both its subject matter and Dreiser's unsparing, nonjudgmental approach made Sister Carrie a controversial book in its time, and the work retains the power to shock readers today.

Have you ever felt like a princess and had that taken away by the mean things someone does or the ugly things they say? Lizzie Lou had that problem with a grumpy beetle named Moe. He wanted to make her ordinary and take away her glow. But what he didn't realize is she was special deep, deep down, and he could never change that just by taking away her crown. She decided to share her story because the world is filled with Moe's. They try to make you ordinary and take away your glow. But don't you ever believe them because you are special too and you're a princess on the inside just like Lizzie Lou!

"Dear Diary: I am still a virgin, which is not so unusual if you've never had a boyfriend." Do happy people write in diaries? Not according to Piccolo Poggioli, whose diary describes the horror of a road trip with her manic-depressive mother.On a trip stretching from Niagara Falls to Las Vegas, the two flunk Adventure 101 and fall out with everyone they meet--hippie pet therapists, Las Vegas showgirls, and crackpot relatives. Even their adopted dog Salsa seems to hate their guts and keeps running away. Piccolo longs to escape this epic fail in mother-daughter bonding. Unfortunately, her parents act like children who want recess to go on forever. Early on, she replaces her diary's cheesy affirmations with sarcastic sayings, pet peeves, random factoids, and slogans she spots on bumper stickers and bathroom walls. With luck, her love of words will help the two of them find their way back home, where she can put away her diary for good.