Books with author Sydney Long

Seventeen-year-old Scout Ramsey’s life is a mess. With a dead father and a junkie mom, she can’t imagine things can get worse. Then her mother tries to sell her for a bag of meth. After her mom’s arrest, Scout’s forced to switch schools in the middle of senior year. Scared and alone, she pours her heart into her journal and dreams of the day she turns eighteen.For Wyatt Campbell, senior year is predictable purgatory. Then the new girl steals his seat in history class, and suddenly, school’s not so bad. They bond through their love of music, and Wyatt finds himself falling hard for the journal-loving girl with the sad blue eyes.Wyatt’s heard the rumors. He knows Scout’s had it rough.He’s determined to be the one thing in her life that’s easy.In this captivating teen novel, Sydney Logan weaves a touching story that tackles the heartbreak of addiction, the power of forgiveness, and the wonders of first love.

English teacher Sarah Bray never thought she’d return to Sycamore Falls, but a shooting at her inner-city school leaves her desperate for the sanctuary of home. By returning to her roots, Sarah hopes to deal with the demons of her present and confront the ghosts of her past. She finds a kindred spirit in Lucas Miller, a teacher from New York with demons of his own. Their new relationship is put to the test when one of their students shares his deepest secret. When the conservative community learns the truth, Sarah and Lucas—along with the town of Sycamore Falls—are schooled in the lessons of acceptance, tolerance, and love.

This is a strange world we live in. You just have no idea how strange. The same cannot be said for Lily Gomer, an agent for Union. Four years ago, the truth about the world was revealed to her, and nothing has been the same since. Lily is submerged in a world of monsters and prophecies, tasked with keeping her best friend safe and, most importantly, in his skin. Follow Lily through her bizarre and sinuous journey in this first installment of the Freak series.

Seventeen-year-old Scout Ramsey’s life is a mess. With a dead father and a junkie mom, she can’t imagine things can get worse. Then her mother tries to sell her for a bag of meth. After her mom’s arrest, Scout’s forced to switch schools in the middle of senior year. Scared and alone, she pours her heart into her journal and dreams of the day she turns eighteen.For Wyatt Campbell, senior year is predictable purgatory. Then the new girl steals his seat in history class, and suddenly, school’s not so bad. They bond through their love of music, and Wyatt finds himself falling hard for the journal-loving girl with the sad blue eyes.Wyatt’s heard the rumors. He knows Scout’s had it rough.He’s determined to be the one thing in her life that’s easy.In this captivating teen novel, Sydney Logan weaves a touching story that tackles the heartbreak of addiction, the power of forgiveness, and the wonders of first love.

English teacher Sarah Bray never thought she’d return to Sycamore Falls, but a shooting at her inner-city school leaves her desperate for the sanctuary of home. By returning to her roots, Sarah hopes to deal with the demons of her present and confront the ghosts of her past. She finds a kindred spirit in Lucas Miller, a teacher from New York with demons of his own. Their new relationship is put to the test when one of their students shares his deepest secret. When the conservative community learns the truth, Sarah and Lucas—along with the town of Sycamore Falls—are schooled in the lessons of acceptance, tolerance, and love.

Sarah Bray never planned to return to teach in Sycamore Falls, but a traumatic event leaves her desperate for the sanctuary of home. She discovers a kindred spirit in Lucas Miller, a teacher from New York with demons of his own. Their love is put to the test when a student's secret sends shockwaves through the community, and Sarah and Lucas-along with the town-are schooled in the lessons of acceptance, tolerance, and love.

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Excerpt from Talks to Boys and Girls: Kite Talks; Random Talks; The Life I Ought to LiveSitting in my easy chair one day, I was try ing to think of a way to tell the boys and girls how to rise in life, how to make life a success.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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