Books with title Morning Glories

Sequel to Born to Run and YearlingCan Alex & Brooke help Morning Glory overcome her racing slump?When a terrible accident shakes the Showmans, Alex finds herself questioning her place in the family. Feeling like a second class citizen, she turns once again to find her solace in horse racing.With a new filly to manage with Brooke, and Venus Galaxies's first foal on the way, the girls must rely on each other to make things work out.But will a handsome, foreign newcomer split them apart once again?On the heels of Joanna Campbell's beloved Thoroughbred Series, and Walter Farley's Black Stallion, comes a brand new young adult horse racing series that will sweep you away like a runaway Thoroughbred.To learn more about Morning Glory, check out this cool video by former jockey, Frankie Lavatoyoutu.be/B3WM72sAOkk

Morning Glory: Moments in Paradise Series; Book FiveMary is embarking on a new adventure. After eighteen years of raising her daughter, she is sending her off into the great unknown of college life. It’s a journey she encouraged her daughter to pursue, and she is happy to know Tawnya is going to a good school with her best friend. But she knows having her away isn’t going to be easy. She is hopeful for good things for her daughter, and for herself as she faces life without her and waits to see all that Jesus may have in store. Tawnya is having an equally difficult time with saying good-bye, but she is trusting God to be faithful to both of them, and especially to her mother, whom she feels deserves the best of everything. Neither of them expect the events that unfold within a few short weeks, and although tragedy is a part of the paths both of their lives take, the glory of morning is on the horizon, promising a more glorious future than they ever imagined.*Morning Glory is the fifth book in the Moments in Paradise series and is recommended for women and teens. Books in this series are meant to be read in sequential order.Melanie Wilber is the author of the Moments In Paradise series, the Garden of Love series, the Seeking Heart series for teen girls, the Heaven in my Heart and True Friendship series for pre and early teens, and the Pure in Heart series for older teens and college-age readers. She also authors several devotional books and independent novels.

Sunny nearly dies giving birth to Morning Glory - her beautiful Palomino foal. Jenny suspects that her old enemy, Vanessa DuBois, is to blame and decides to take her horses home to Sonrise Farm early before something awful happens. After narrowly escaping a head-on collision with a familiar blue Mercedes, a freak tornado uproots a tree right in front of them and causes a terrible crash. The driver of the Mercedes is badly hurt in the same collision and might die. Jenny can help, but what will she do when she discovers that the driver is . . . Mrs. Dubois!

Sequel to Born to Run and Yearling Can Alex & Brooke help Morning Glory overcome her racing slump? When a terrible accident shakes the Showmans, Alex finds herself questioning her place in the family. Feeling like a second class citizen, she turns once again to find her solace in horse racing. With a new filly to manage with Brooke, and Venus Galaxies's first foal on the way, the girls must rely on each other to make things work out. But will a handsome, foreign newcomer split them apart once again? On the heels of Joanna Campbell's beloved Thoroughbred Series, and Walter Farley's Black Stallion, comes a brand new young adult horse racing series that will sweep you away like a runaway Thoroughbred.

From dawn to dusk, journey with the flower pixies to discover a tender lullaby that introduces children to a variety of flowers and explains the reasons that some flowers close at night. Written by award-winning author Donna Love, it features musical notation and luscious illustrations by Laura Love. Whether you read it as a poem or sing it as a song, this lullaby is a bedtime poem sure to delight!http://donnalove.comhttp://lauramaelove.com

Every single morning of his life, Ivan does the same thing. He gets up. He eats breakfast. He sits at the table. In theory, he does his homework. But instead of studying, Ivan sits at the table and stares hypnotically out the window, mesmerized by the huge morning glory vine growing on the opposite wall. One morning he spies a gigantic rat climbing the vine. His cry of horror soon unleashes a day of madness and misunderstanding. As more and more people respond to Ivan’s cries — his family, the neighbors, even the media — the situation becomes increasingly frantic until finally, the Kafka-esque city bureaucracy steps in . . . This uproarious shaggy-dog story reminds young readers how easy it is to misunderstand a situation and how wildly people can overreact — and how quickly things can spiral out of control. Quirky illustrations from the renowned Spanish artist Max enhance the absurdist humor that children adore.

Mary is embarking on a new adventure. After eighteen years of raising her daughter, she is sending Tawnya off into the great unknown of college life. It’s a journey she encouraged her daughter to pursue, and she is happy to know Tawnya is going to a good school with her best friend. But she knows having her away isn’t going to be easy. She is hopeful for good things for her daughter, and for herself as she faces life without her and waits to see all that Jesus may have in store. Tawnya is having an equally difficult time with saying good-bye, but she is trusting God to be faithful to both of them, and especially to her mother, who she feels deserves the best of everything. Neither of them expect the events that unfold within a few short weeks, and although tragedy is a part of the paths both of their lives take, the glory of morning is on the horizon, promising a more glorious future than they ever imagined.