Books published by publisher Evernight Publishing

Leeza Hamilton is a famous performer who has everything she could possibly want, searching for meaning to her life. When she meets a young lady, Jane, in a red cloak who looks just like her, they decide to change places for just one day. Although the simplicity of Jane's life is attractive at first, Leeza becomes afraid when she it looks as if she won't be able to escape and return to the life that is really hers.

My Friend is Deaf is a short illustrated book introducing communication technologies and techniques used by the Deaf in America the 1990s. Introduced are communication using sign language, TTY for the telephone, television and video captions, alert lights for the doorbell, alarms and timers, hearing dogs for the Deaf and sign language interpreters.The illustrations and the story of two friends, one hearing and one Deaf, make the perfect introduction for children to learn about communicating with the Deaf. Color illustrations were created and colored by 8-year-old Jahla Brown.

A global disaster, known as The Great Devastation, had drastically changed life on earth. Layla, a Kidgen, or Kid-Genius, was living and working at the Complex, where the Insiders had everything provided for them. She was aware of the Outsiders who were just scraping by without the use of technology, but she didn't have any reason to think much about them - until Kenrick, one of her friends who was also a Comgen (Computer-Genius), secretly arranged for four friends to travel. Suddenly Layla became curious. What was life Outside really like? Where would they go? Would they be able to get back safely and unpunished? Kenrick had a few surprises in store for them - and especially for Layla, whose life would never be the same after journeying Outside the Complex.

Nathan is not like anyone else: Nathan is Nathan. Told in the form of a poem, from Nathan's perspective, this beautiful children's book was written and illustrated by Nathan's 20-year-old sister, Jahla. Nathan has been diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD). He is a unique child with a different learning style, and different communication style, a child full of love and hope and joy.

After tragedy devastated their family, Crystal and her sister, Taylor, have been sent across the country for the summer to live with strangers, Pastor and Sister Young. Bound by guilt and shame, Crystal refuses to speak in this new environment. She merely exists, despite the living and loving all around her. Visiting relatives of the Youngs, unusual circumstances which force Pastor Young to take drastic action, and the discovery of an old diary weave the past to the present as Crystal begins to see the hand of God in all matters.