Books with author and Jordan

Teenager Tina Walton thinks she is going to hell. That's what everyone has told her, for as long as she can remember. Sure, she wants to be a good person like Grammer Esther, but her idiot snake mouth always betrays her. Amongst the hurt of a traumatic childhood, a family torn apart by war and the Great Flood, and a struggle with undiagnosed Tourette's, can an unexpected friendship help Tina find peace with the past and the hope of new beginnings? A gripping novel for young adults, ideal for fans of `A child called 'It' by Dave Pelzer

Andre Jordan's graphic doodles are drawn from life experiences. Funny but sad, simple but clever, with a dark side, his doodles will appeal to fans of Purple Ronnie, The Bunny Suicides and Edward Monkton. Andre Jordan's popular blog wwww.abeautifulrevolution.com has half a million viewers. Covering all aspects of life experiences, ranging from birth to death, Andre Jordan's doodles have instant and enduring appeal.

Charlee And The Child Angel is a children's fantasy set in the UK and Ireland. The heroine, Charlee, is an eleven-year-old girl who is heartbroken following the death of her beloved dad. She misses him terribly and doesn t like to talk about it but when Jesse the Child Angel shows up Charlee is forced to change her mind. After all, Jesse appears to know where her dad is now and whats more he might be able to take Charlee to meet him. However, things do not really go to plan and Charlee finds herself plunged into adventures she could never have imagined. Join with Charlee as she sets out on a magical journey where her life becomes transformed.

Teenager Tina Walton thinks she is going to hell. That’s what everyone has told her, for as long as she can remember. Sure, she wants to be a good person like Grammer Esther, but her idiot snake mouth always betrays her. Amongst the hurt of a traumatic childhood, a family torn apart by war and the Great Flood, and a struggle with undiagnosed Tourettes, can an unexpected friendship help Tina find peace with the past and the hope of new beginnings? A gripping YA novel, ideal for fans of ‘A child called It’ by Dave Pelzer. A poignant tale of poverty and hardship, as a young girl struggles with issues of identity in the aftermath of the Second World War. Set against the backdrop of the Lynmouth Flood disaster, it is ultimately a story of love, acceptance, and the challenging nature of forgiveness. Sheila Jacobs author.