Books with title If I Tell

Janet Gurtler's books have been called "just right for fans of Sarah Dessen and Jodi Picoult" (Booklist) and "reminiscent of Judy Blume" (RT Book Reviews). In this riveting contemporary YA read, she explores the consequences of keeping the ultimate secret. One small mistake. One giant secret. Jazz wasn't supposed to have seen her mother's boyfriend that night. Especially not making out with one of her friends! Worse yet, she goes to tell her mom and gets the ultimate bombshell: her mom's pregnant. Now, Jazz can never reveal what she's seen. No matter what. The only one who seems to understand her is Jackson. Rumors are swirling that he's just out of reform school. But right now-with everything going on-Jazz isn't afraid to live on the edge a little... Praise for Janet Gurtler: "Gutler's writing unfurls with the exquisite grace of a flower." — Sarah Ockler, bestselling author of Fixing Delilah and Twenty Boy Summer

Janet Gurtler's books have been called "just right for fans of Sarah Dessen and Jodi Picoult" (Booklist) and "reminiscent of Judy Blume" (RT Book Reviews). In this riveting contemporary YA read, she explores the consequences of keeping the ultimate secret. One small mistake. One giant secret. Jazz wasn't supposed to have seen her mother's boyfriend that night. Especially not making out with one of her friends! Worse yet, she goes to tell her mom and gets the ultimate bombshell: her mom's pregnant. Now, Jazz can never reveal what she's seen. No matter what. The only one who seems to understand her is Jackson. Rumors are swirling that he's just out of reform school. But right now-with everything going on-Jazz isn't afraid to live on the edge a little... Praise for Janet Gurtler: "Gutler's writing unfurls with the exquisite grace of a flower." ― Sarah Ockler, bestselling author of Fixing Delilah and Twenty Boy Summer

This wordless book captures the heart and drama of the famous marksman and Swiss folk hero Wilhelm Tell with bold, bright illustrations by Warja Lavater.Told in pictograms inspired by Manhattan street signs, Lavater turns characters and objects into symbols in this lavish accordion-style fold out book. The drama literally unfolds, with the direction of an arrow motif. Originally published in 1962, NorthSouth is proud to bring this design gem back into print.

What if the secret is more damaging than the lie?I never planned on falling in love in Two Creeks, but since when has life ever followed a plan? The day I fell for Phoenix Stone, there was no warning. She shattered the world I knew. This is a story about being seventeen and growing up in rural Australia. Falling in love for the first time, following your dreams and disappointing your parents. Being brave enough to live your life, even when life is terrifying. In fear there is bravery – you can either cling to the edge or have the courage to jump. But what do you do when you’re left spiralling through the freefall?Be proud. Be seen. Live life fearlessly.

"It was like watching a train wreck. I wanted to look away but couldn't take my eyes off them."IF ONLY ...If only I hadn't gone to that party. I never would have seen what I did. Jackson wouldn't have driven me home. I wouldn't have started to fall for a guy just out of reform school. I could go back to pretending everything was normal. I wouldn't be keeping a secret from my mom that could blow our family apart ..."Gutler's writing unfurls with the exquisite grace of a flower." – Sarah Ockler, bestselling author of Fixing Delilah and Twenty Boy Summer

Final Fairy Story... Persia is still sixteen years old and is still finishing her fourth year of fairy school at the Prince and Princess Fairy Academy within Fairyland. She attends with her same friends and same foes as a fairy of Second Class for more fun or non-fun times while growing and expanding her learned fairy powers that flow from inward to outward. Persia has one more year before she graduates from the Fairy Academy as an adult fairy, who will work for the Fairy Queen for the rest of her life within Fairyland. However, she is still trying to figure out what fairy job she desires to do and qualifies for. Her dearest friend and bestest neighbor Yachel is going to be a fairy farmer like her parents. Her fairy guy Britton is going to be a fairy protector like his parents. Her fairy foe Apella is going to be a fairy collector like her parents. Her parents are fairy watchers that watch something during the day and sometimes during the nighttime. During the school year, Persia will carefully use her neurons and her powers to figure out what type of fairy she will become in the future while still learning new things and more as a wee fairy tart at her new school. This is purpose of the Academy. This is the purpose of the mentors. This is the purpose of you. You are a fairy within Fairyland.