Books with title Little White Lies

The first time Lou meets tall, dark, and handsome Christian, she knows he's hiding something. Why does he clam up every time she asks about his past? Why doesn't he have any family photos and why does he dye his blond hair black? Then suddenly his terrible secret is unveiled to the world - and it seems everything he's ever told Lou is a lie. Can what the media are saying about him really be true? Should Lou trust him? Or is she in terrible danger? But Christian isn't the only one keeping secrets. For what if their chance meeting was no accident at all . . .? As lie follows lie, nothing is as it seems, and soon Lou finds herself ensnared in a web of deceit, her loyalties torn, her emotions in tatters as she faces a heart-wrenching dilemma: should she shatter the lives of those she holds dearest, or betray the guy who, against all odds, she's fallen in love with? Full of family secrets, surprising twists and unexpected revelations, Katie Dale's second novel will have readers on the edge of their seats.

Little White Teeth lends itself to being both suitable reading material for parents to young minds and for young minds to savour and enjoy with innocent and useful suggestions. Aiming to hit the spot as a tool for developing a good set of habits in the mouth and beyond, the book uses nursery rhyme playfulness and stories in poetical form to make sure lessons are learnt with a hint of zest.

The White Spots family has just finished collecting and storing all the food they'll need for the winter when tragedy strikes. Farmer Jones tears down the tree that all their food is stored in to use as firewood! With little time remains before the cold sets in, what are the White Spots to do? J. M. Emswiller is an Emmy winning sound mixer for movies and television. He had over 30 years' experience in the entertainment industry. When he was not on a motion picture project, Emswiller also worked as a state constable, serving his community. Emswiller was an avid outdoorsman; his interests included gardening, fly fishing, shooting, hiking, camping, and motorcycling. As such, he was concerned about the environment and the creatures of the world, one of his motivations for writing Little White Spots. He lived outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his wife.

The Devil Wears Prada meets Sex and the City in a wickedly funny debut novel about a girl who lands a dream internship at a magazine in New York City. If only she hadn’t lied about being a dating expert on her resume…Harper Anderson has always thought she should have been born somewhere more glamorous than her sleepy Northern California suburb. Already resigned to working at a Skinny B’s Juice Press for the summer, Harper is shocked when the ultra-prestigious teen magazine, Shift, calls to say they want her to be their teen dating blogger for the summer. All she needs to do is get her butt to New York in two days. There’s just one teeny, tiny problem: Apart from some dance floor make-outs, Harper doesn’t have a whole lot of dating experience. So when Shift’s application asked for an “edgy” personal essay, Harper might have misappropriated her best friend’s experiences for her own. But she can just learn on the job...right? Will the house of lies Harper has built around her dream job collapse all around her, or will she be able to fake it until she makes it in the big city?

Everyone says Nina has a good imagination, a gift for telling stories. In fact, it's one of her stories that attracts Scott to her. He's one of the Daltonites, the most sophisticated clique in the school. Nina can't believe she's dating him! But Nina soon finds that the Daltonites don't welcome outsiders. So she impresses Scott's friends with her stories. It's so easy: a little exaggeration here, a white lie there. I'm doing this for Scott, she thinks. But her lies finally start to catch up with her, and Nina's afraid of losing Scott forever.

When Sawyer Taft agrees to move in with her grandmother, she expects some things to be different, but what she doesn't expect is to get sucked into a group of over-privileged, yet somehow lovable debs who have-wait for it-kidnapped one of their own in hopes of blackmailing her into keeping their secrets under wraps-secrets that are far bigger and more scandalous than anyone could have imagined. As Sawyer works to uncover the identity of her father, she must also navigate the twisted relationships between her new friends and their powerful parents and help them discover the villain among them. Set in the gentrified south among debutante balls, grand estates, and rolling green hills, Little White Lies combines the charm of a fully-realized setting, a classic fish-out-of-water story, and the sort of layered mystery only Jennifer Lynn Barnes can pull off.

In Little White Lies, Book # 1 of the Girlfriends Series – Eighth grader Rachel Scott finally has the perfect boyfriend. He’s good looking, athletic and wealthy. The only problem is he doesn’t actually exist. Rachel’s escape into her fantasy world worries her parents and they insist she meet with the school counselor. Frustrated with her life and without her best friend’s approval, Rachel heads down a dangerous path, looking for love in all the wrong places.Reviewers said:"Great read for teens and adults.""The author more than aptly captures both the voice and the essence of what it's like to be a modern teen.""Great book, kept my interest!"

What would happen if you always told nothing but the truth?Cat's always been the perfect girl next door. Thoughtful friend. Supportive girlfriend. Surrogate mother to her three younger siblings, a great help to her dad since her mum died. But now Cat's facing some major dilemmas. A game of Truth, Dare, Kiss or Promise lands her in hot water when she's asked a truth she can't reveal. On top of this she doesn't want to hurt her boyfriend by telling him the truth, but she knows it's over between them. Is it right to tell lies to protect people or keep the peace? Can the truth be too hurtful? Cat tries to sort all of this out and in doing so discovers a lot about herself and others.

The White Spots family has just finished collecting and storing all the food they'll need for the winter when tragedy strikes. Farmer Jones tears down the tree that all their food is stored in to use as firewood! With little time remains before the cold sets in, what are the White Spots to do? J. M. Emswiller is an Emmy winning sound mixer for movies and television. He had over 30 years' experience in the entertainment industry. When he was not on a motion picture project, Emswiller also worked as a state constable, serving his community. Emswiller was an avid outdoorsman; his interests included gardening, fly fishing, shooting, hiking, camping, and motorcycling. As such, he was concerned about the environment and the creatures of the world, one of his motivations for writing Little White Spots. He lived outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with his wife.