Books with title Violets

Selected by Library Journal as one of the best horror books of 2019"The sheer, skin-crawling fright is masterful. Thomas has crafted an indelible story...all wrapped in a supernatural shroud that unfurls from the heart of America. Whether or not thoughts can breathe, books certainly can, and Violet does exactly that." ―Jason Heller, National Public Radio"Don't let anybody tell you this book is a slow burn―Violet travels at the speed of horror." ―Josh Malerman, New York Times bestselling author of Bird BoxFor many children, the summer of 1988 was filled with sunshine and laughter. But for ten-year-old Kris Barlow, it was her chance to say goodbye to her dying mother.Three decades later, loss returns―her husband killed in a car accident. And so, Kris goes home to the place where she first knew pain―to that summer house overlooking the crystal waters of Lost Lake. It’s there that Kris and her eight-year-old daughter will make a stand against grief.But a shadow has fallen over the quiet lake town of Pacington, Kansas. Beneath its surface, an evil has grown―and inside that home where Kris Barlow last saw her mother, an old friend awaits her return.

A Teenage Girl Awoken as a Werewolf Colleen awakens to the harsh reality of life as a werewolf.˃˃˃ Solace in an Unexpected Ally Protected by a wild werewolf with golden eyes, Colleen finds solace in his forest and control over her rapidly changing life. ˃˃˃ Another Welcome Chapter to this Fresh, Exciting Werewolf Series Colleen’s control is put to the ultimate test when her loved ones are in danger, forcing her to choose between freedom or returning to the source of her nightmares.˃˃˃ “I really enjoyed the wild element that played a key role in this book. Rafe may be one of my favorite secondary characters ever created. Read this book!” Jennifer Ekins- Goodreads Reviewer Scroll Up And Grab Your Copy Today!

This series explores the wonder of flowers. Young readers will learn the parts of the plant, varieties, seeds, and growing conditions. Pests, diseases, and how they are controlled are also discussed.-- Simple diagrams illustrate concepts like photosynthesis, plant anatomy, and reproduction-- Introduces the classification of the plant kingdom into families-- Brilliant close-up color photos

"Violet is a bright and colorful story set in the Galápagos Islands. Told entirely from the point of view of the animals that live there, this is the tale of a unique baby bird named Violet. Violet’s mother is a Red-Footed Booby, and Violet’s father is a Blue-Footed Booby. Their baby, Violet, is the first one of her kind, a Purple-Footed Booby, and she displays characteristics of both species. Violet’s red footed and blue footed relatives, however, don’t notice her similarities at first, just her differences, and they don’t see how she will ever fit in. Through the kindly intervention of a wise old Galápagos Tortoise, the birds all learn an important lesson about acceptance, and Violet shows off a new dance that is the best of all of them."

Violet is happy that her father has come to pick her up after her first day at a new school. But as she races over to meet him, one of the other kids asks, "How come your dad is blue and you're not?" Violet has never even thought about this before. Her mother is red and her father is blue, so why isn't she red or blue? Why is she violet? Upset and confused, Violet goes to her mother. Using paints, her mother shows her that when you combine red and blue, you get violet! Like many people in the world, Violet is a beautiful mix of colors. But color isn't really that important. After all, it is what's inside us that counts. Tania Stehlik is of Indian and French Canadian descent and takes great pride in her mixed heritage. She lives in Toronto, Ontario. Vanja Vuleta Jovanovic is a multimedia artist and a freelance graphic designer. Born in the former Yugoslavia, she lives in Toronto, Ontario. The is now online for your viewing pleasure!

Thirteen-year-old Violet Windsor is obsessed with the rush and thrill of skateboarding through a dangerous, gang-ridden part of New York City. Certain that her high-society parents wouldn’t approve of the rough-and-tumble sport or the sketchy neighborhood, she and her best friend, Sloane, hide her secret adventures in a thick veil of lies. When Violet’s neurodiverse brother, Oliver, begins drawing pictures that reveal a mysterious knowledge of her secrets, Violet is rattled to the core. Intrigued by clues in Oliver’s drawings, she follows them down a reckless path toward redemption and truth.

Thirteen-year-old Violet Windsor is obsessed with the rush and thrill of skateboarding through a dangerous, gang-ridden part of New York City. Certain that her high-society parents wouldn’t approve of the rough-and-tumble sport or the sketchy neighborhood, she and her best friend, Sloane, hide her secret adventures in a thick veil of lies. When Violet’s neurodiverse brother, Oliver, begins drawing pictures that reveal a mysterious knowledge of her secrets, Violet is rattled to the core. Intrigued by clues in Oliver’s drawings, she follows them down a reckless path toward redemption and truth.

Violet Johannesburg is just your plain ole average seventeen year old high school girl. She lives in the small town of Prix, South Carolina with her mom, dad, younger sister Hanna, and younger half-brother Max. She attends Prix High School and this is her Senior Year. But what happens when a cute new boy named Sam Smith moves into town and has a crush on her, her best friend forever Sarah abandons her, and she has emotional breakdowns almost everyday? Find out all this and a lot more in Violet, the first book of the two Smith books.

Violet Davis has suppressed the memories of her past long enough. She found the photo of their family her oldest sister, Sage, threw out. Over the years, she harbored a hatred of what they did to ‘survive’ as Sage claimed, but what came after she couldn’t forgive. The group home, being separated from Rose and Sage, and how Rose almost ruined their new life for the both of them. Sage and Rose were right though. Her so-called friends didn’t understand. So when they tried to ruin Rose, she got even. But now, she can’t help but wonder what happened to their parents? Rose and Sage don’t care anymore, but Violet, she’s just getting started and she wants to know how they could leave three girls by themselves. Hunter Morgan is one of the foster kids at Heron High. He’s lived in the shadows to avoid the torment from classmates, works to make a living, and is trying to make something of himself. Though, he can’t ignore Violet. The girl who fell from popularity and is now obsessed with finding her family. He knows the pain of finding out the reasons behind getting put in the foster care system. He wants to convince her to save herself, and let him save her as well.