Books published by publisher Prairieland Press

Finn McCarthy and Josh Hadley feel like typical tenth-grade übergeeks who don’t really stand out or fit in . . . until the day Finn is texted a racy photo from an anonymous female with the tantalizing proposition: Wan 2 c mor? Feeling flattered, confused, excited, and nervous, Finn seeks the counsel of his best friend, Josh, and together they attempt to unravel the why and—most importantly—the who of this enticing message. This task proves difficult, yet it’s an intoxicating escape from the difficulties both boys face at home. Finn’s mom is an alcoholic and his dad seems to accept her destructive behavior as status quo. Josh and his sister, Paige, are children of divorce living with a mom who is always working, and an absentee dad who has news that will change their lives forever. While unraveling the mystery of these seductive texts, both Finn and Josh must face their demons and desires—and decide which risks are truly worth taking. Karen Coombs, yet again, tackles a hot topic from the perspective and authentic voice of today’s teens. With genuine characters and authentic emotion, she reveals how seemingly innocent curiosity can lead to damaging consequences.

The antique dollhouse had been the start of her troubles. Could it possibly be the end to them, as well? Nancy’s world is spinning out of control. Her mother has disappeared without a trace. Now her father is gone, as well. Nancy and her brother are forced to live with the cousin she despises and the aunt she mistrusts. But when Nancy and her cousin Cassie are drawn into a mystery surrounding a treasured family heirloom, Nancy is forced to adopt a new view of her old life. Young girls and adults alike will find themselves rooting for Nancy as she begins a journey to discover who she is, where she fits in her family, and who she is ultimately destined to be.

Introducing the Spanish version of this popular children's picture book by author N. L. Sharp and illustrator Chris L. Demarest.: Buzzing mosquitoes, wiggly worms, smelly fish, and worse yet, fish for supper are just some of the reasons why the young boy in this humorous story doesn't like to go fishing. But none of these things can outweigh the reason why he goes fishing after all: he loves spending time with his dad. And therein lies all the difference.

The antique dollhouse had been the start of her troubles. Could it possibly be the end to them, as well? Nancy’s world is spinning out of control. Her mother has disappeared without a trace. Now her father is gone, as well. Nancy and her brother are forced to live with the cousin she despises and the aunt she mistrusts.But when Nancy and her cousin Cassie are drawn into a mystery surrounding a haunted family heirloom, Nancy is forced to take a new view of her old life. Will she finally have the courage to make the changes necessary to find the girl she was truly meant to be?