Books with title The Pink Dress

A hurt leg kept Susan Stevens sidelined at the Halloween dance, and the flu ruled her out of the Christmas ball, but nothing can keep her away from the Peppermint Prom. Sue is ready to make her Taft Junior High debut, and she'll be wearing a perfect pink dress. The prom is as elegant as a fairytale, and it doesn't take long for Sue to meet her prince. Dave Young is dashing, graceful, with an attitude that Sue cannot resist. He offers his hand, and sweeps her into a dance that will change her life forever. Soon, she and Dave are an item, and Sue is a certified member of The Crowd. But popularity brings new pressures, and Sue will find that beneath their peppermint smiles, her new friends may have a darker side.

A hurt leg kept Susan Stevens sidelined at the Halloween dance, and the flu ruled her out of the Christmas ball, but nothing can keep her away from the Peppermint Prom. As a ninth grader, Sue is ready to make her Taft Junior High debut, and she’ll be wearing a perfect pink dress. The prom is as elegant as a fairytale, and it doesn’t take long for Sue to meet her prince. Dave Young is dashing, graceful, with an attitude that Sue cannot resist. He offers his hand, and sweeps her into a dance that will change her life forever. Soon, she and Dave are an item, and Sue is a certified member of The Crowd. But popularity brings new pressures, and Sue will find that beneath their peppermint smiles, her new friends may have a darker side.

An ancient old house, full of memories and spirits, comes to the aid of Annie and her beleaguered mom as Christmas prom arrives. See how Millicent Vincent, a turn of the 19th century seamstress and previous inhabitant of the house, comes together with other house spirits to become solid to help in the making of Annie's prom dress. Enchanting pure magic to all who believe . . .

An Orange Dress is delivered to a department store but the dress does not look good anymore. So she searches for alterations to fix all her dress complications. Her plan did not work out exactly her way but everything did work out OK. Young dresses and tuxedo's when life gives you a problem and tries to interrupt you must keep moving forward and never give up. The moral of the story is to believe in yourself. The educational value teaches children to count ordinal numbers.