Books with title Fifi Forget-Me-Not Forgot!

When Far Hills Junior High becomes the subject of a documentary, everyone is star struck—except MadisonMaddie’s friends all think her mom has a glamorous job, but Maddie has mixed feelings. She thinks it’s neat that her mom makes important movies about things like gorillas and travels to exciting places. But ever since the Big D, her mother works more than ever.When her mom’s film crew shows up at Far Hills to document middle school life, everyone wants a piece of the limelight—everyone but Maddie. It’s hard having Mom at school—especially when she never has time for Madison at home. Can Maddie remind her mom to make time for her, too?

Forget Me Not: Garden of Love Series, Book Fourteen"Forget Me Not" is a story of four young women's journeys of faith, hope, and love. Finishing up her second year of college in Chicago, Aubrey Moss is looking forward to going home for the summer and having quality time with her beloved family and friends. She has missed them tremendously, and although she doesn’t have any specific plans, she knows whatever she faces will be good—even seeing her high school sweetheart again and hearing what Jason has to say about his hopes concerning their future together.Along with Aubrey and Jason, their siblings and friends also have expectations about what the summer will hold. Emily is getting married. Jeremy is hoping Britney will want to do the same sometime soon, assuming she even wants to keep dating him. Katelyn is graduating from high school and wondering if any guy will ever notice her after four years of nothingness in that department. And Noelle is constantly surprised that the wonderful man in her life is still hanging around after two years of nothing separating them besides a few hundred miles.*Forget Me Not is the fourteenth and final book in the Garden of Love series. This book is recommended for those who have also read Violets Are Blue (Book 9), but may be read as a stand-alone novel. Forget Me Not is recommended for women and teens, age 14 and up.Readers of the Garden of Love series may also enjoy the "Abundant Life" series, the "Seeking Heart" teen series, the "Moments In Paradise" series, and these independent titles: The Lighthouse, Home For Christmas, and Welcome Home.

My name is Glory Mason, and I come from a town called Dogwood, deep in the mountains of West Virginia. It was my home, the place where I belonged. But I don’t belong anywhere now. It’s been nearly a year since I was cast out of Dogwood. Nearly a year that the poison has been inside my body, making me sicker every day. It would take a year to kill me, they said. And now that year is almost up. But before I die, there is one last thing I need to do—one last way to make sure I will never be forgotten.

Young readers are given an emotionally powerful yet accessible introduction to what it is like having a close family member with Alzheimer’s disease in this deeply resonant story about the relationship between a girl and her grandmother. Grandma’s whole family is concerned as they start to notice that she is becoming more and more forgetful. After they find her wandering the neighborhood, they need to make an important decision on her behalf—that the time has come for her to move out of her house and into an assisted living community where she can have the best care possible.

When Paisley Watts is diagnosed with terminal cancer, she soon realizes that she's going to likely be forced to miss out on the biggest experiences of her life—going to prom, getting a tattoo, having her first drink of alcohol—and she vows to fit as many of those things into one summer as she can.Along with four of her friends, Paisley struggles to convince her parents to let her go on one last trip before she's too sick to travel—across provincial lines to Partridge Island, a place where so many of the things on her bucket list will be able to be completed. However, something happens that isn't on the agenda: Paisley realizes that she is falling in love with her best friend, Mitchell, and her time to let him know is quickly running out.

Playing it safe and fitting in may have rocketed Kayla West into the In crowd at Camp Juniper Point, but it's left her lonely. The only person she's ever been herself with was her former best friend, Nick, an outsider that pushed her to join the most popular girls cabin two years ago. Too bad being a Diva meant pressure to break up with Nick. Of course, Kayla had her reasons, but Nick can never know the real one.She always thought she'd forget him one day and move on. Until he returns to camp a super-hot Olympian snowboarder. Now, every girl wants him and Nick seems determined to show her what a mistake she made. Or at least, she thought that's what he wanted. But when Nick starts sending her private notes--just like he used to--she wonders what kind of game he's playing. Nick's attention is making it tougher to stay in the background and play in safe, forcing Kayla to make a decision--stay on the sidelines and get overlooked? Or take a chance on trusting Nick and, maybe... herself.

Monty is a very young elephant, and his Mama is concerned for his safety. She tells him the two important things he must always remember. First, he must stay with their herd, where he will be protected from danger. Second, he must never forget how much his mother loves him. Then, Monty sees something bright and blue that is half-buried in the ground, and he thinks it might be a bouquet of forget-me-nots. He wants to bring the flowers to his Mama. Forgetting her words, he stops to dig it up, but when he looks up from his task, he discovers that his herd has moved on, and is nowhere in sight. As he goes looking for them, Monty finds many other animals grouped together--a flock of flamingos, a mob of meerkats, and a colony of termites. But now, the rain is coming, and Monty still hasn't found his herd. What on earth can he do? This warm and gentle story for younger children features large color illustrations on every page.

Fortune has smiled on seventeen year old Aileen McCormick ever since Addison came back into her life, giving her the love she has so desperately longed for. That is, until a mysterious man slithers across her path and slips a spellbinding cameo around her neck. The cameo holds more than just the image of an enchantress who hungers for souls. It possesses a curse that strangles away every memory Aileen has of Addison.Addison, a three hundred year old fugitive from the netherworld, recognizes the wretched woman inside the cameo and the curse she has cast on his unsuspecting love. The enchanted cameo has but one purpose: to torment Aileen with hints of love she can no longer recall. Aileen cannot escape the deadly cameo. She runs for her life with the curse only a breath away. If she truly wants her memory back, the enchantress is all too willing to restore it. It will cost her, though. Cost her everything.

Celia was mad. She must be if she is committed to this asylum, mustn’t she?It is 1888, and Celia is locked away in the Northern Michigan Asylum. Far away from the life she had known before, with only her own doubts to her sanity, and the kindness of a few new acquaintances to guide her. Does she belong here, shut away from the world? Or is she being hidden for a nefarious purpose? In 2011, Eve stumbles upon some strange objects at the bookshop she works in, located in the creepy old asylum. The more she learns about these forgotten possessions, the more she is drawn to the woman who owned them, and the mystery of her life. But will the trail into the past lead Eve anywhere worth going? Or is she fated to the same despair as the woman who left them behind?Forget Me Not Blue is a tale of love, madness, the ghosts that follow us, and the possibilities awaiting.