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Books with title Willow's Wood

  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante, Therese Plummer, Audible Studios

    Audiobook (Audible Studios, Feb. 7, 2013)
    There's nothing 10-year-old Lily Sinclair likes about her new life in the city with her single mom. She misses her best friend, who seems to have forgotten her and their secret place, Willowood. She never sees her mom, who's working long hours at her new job. She's managed to make an enemy of the class bully. Mrs. Hiller from across the hall, who takes care of Lily after school, keeps preparing yucky healthy snacks for her. And she can't get her mother to tell her anything about her absent father. Her only source of comfort is her beloved pet gecko, Weemis. Everything changes when Mrs. Hiller introduces Lily to the owner of the Pet Palace, a nearly pet store, and his adult Down's syndrome son, Nate. Lily finds herself with an unofficial after school job - and forges a tentative friendship with Nate that's threatened by a dark secret about Nate that Lily knows nothing about.
  • Willow's Wood

    Elizabeth McCready

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 8, 2017)
    The forest surrounding Willow's Home is treacherous, but when left in charge of her sick brother she must face Witches, curses, and evil all before the full moon rises.
  • Willow's Wood

    Jenny Dale, Mick Reid

    Paperback (Macmillan Children's Books, Jan. 7, 2000)
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  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante

    Paperback (Aladdin, March 22, 2011)
    There's nothing ten-year-old Lily Sinclair likes about her new life in the city with her single mom. She misses her best friend, who seems to have forgotten her and their secret place, Willowood. She never sees her mom, who's working long hours at her new job. She's managed to make an enemy of the class bully. Mrs. Hiller from across the hall, who takes care of Lily after school, keeps preparing yucky healthy snacks for her. And she can't get her mother to tell her anything about her absent father. Her only source of comfort is her beloved pet gecko, Weemis. Everything changes when Mrs. Hiller introduces Lily to the owner of the Pet Palace, a nearly pet store, and his adult Down's syndrome son, Nate. Lily finds herself with an unofficial after school job--and forges a tentative friendship with Nate that's threatened by a dark secret about Nate that Lily knows nothing about.
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  • Willow Wood

    Laurie Melrose

    eBook (Booklocker.com, Inc., May 15, 2013)
    When twelve-year-old Caitlin O’Toole learns that she’s part Fairy, and royalty to boot, will she jump for joy or hide in bed for the rest of summer? During her summer visit to Aunt Maeve’s green home in Northern California, Caitlin comes face-to-face with a band of Fairies who tell her, in no uncertain terms, that she must correct the damage that Bumbles (otherwise known as humans) have caused; global warming, pollution, extinction of animals... and, oh yes, most importantly, the deaths of Fairies! “Fairies? Here? Really? Isn’t that kid’s stuff? And, aren’t fairies supposed to live in England, or Ireland...or in fairy tales?” asks Caitlin. As Caitlin’s Bumble-mind opens up to a world of new possibilities, magic trespasses into her everyday life. Pixies harass her during a hike, animals talk to her, and Spirit Orbs float mysteriously in the barn. Will Aunt Maeve discover Caitlin’s secret life and special powers? Can Caitlin possibly correct the damage that Bumbles have caused in her village and the world?
  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante

    eBook (Aladdin, Feb. 18, 2010)
    Ten-year-old Lily Sinclair is a bored latchkey kid, an ardent fan of decaf coffee, shoes, and anything to do with lizards. (She has a pet gecko, Weemis.) When her elderly neighbor, Mrs. Hiller, introduces her to the owner of the nearby Pet Palace and his adult son Nate, who has Down’s syndrome, Lily finds herself with an unofficial after-school job. She forges a tentative friendship with Nate, but their bond is threatened by a dark secret that will change everything. Boasting a fresh, original voice, Willowood is a touching testament to the importance of friendship.
  • Willow Wood

    Laurie Melrose

    Paperback (Booklocker.com, Inc., May 15, 2013)
    This middle grade novel delivers everything young girls love - summer vacation, adventure, Fairies, horses, and a twelve-year-old heroine. In disbelief, our protagonist learns that she's part Fairy, and royalty to boot! As she comes to accept her heritage, magic trespasses into her everyday life. Pixies harass her, animals talk to her, and Spirit Orbs float in the barn. How will her newfound status alter her once ordinary life? What dangers await her?
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  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante

    Hardcover (Aladdin, March 9, 2010)
    There's nothing ten-year-old Lily Sinclair likes about her new life in the city with her single mom. She misses her best friend, who seems to have forgotten her and their secret place, Willowood. She never sees her mom, who's working long hours at her new job. She's managed to make an enemy of the class bully. Mrs. Hiller from across the hall, who takes care of Lily after school, keeps preparing yucky healthy snacks for her. And she can't get her mother to tell her anything about her absent father. Her only source of comfort is her beloved pet gecko, Weemis. Everything changes when Mrs. Hiller introduces Lily to the owner of the Pet Palace, a nearby pet store, and his adult Down's syndrome son, Nate Lily finds herself with an unofficial after school job--and forges a tentative friendship with Nate that's threatened by a dark secret about Nate Lily knows nothing about.
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  • Willow’s Way

    Daniel Crook

    eBook (, May 31, 2020)
    The second stand-alone book in the Hanalo’s Heroes Limited Series takes Willow on a journey of pride and ownership. She works hard from sunrise to sunset only to face a new threat to the farming industry. Strap in to your tractors as the Astro-Nuts make their first appearance and follow along to find out who will make a guest appearance. This is a lesson on pride, ownership and embracing life with a unique storyline, impactful illustrations, and creative characters.• A fun stand-alone story for families with imaginative minds.• Books for kids ages 6-12 Books for early and emergent readers
  • Willow’s Way

    Daniel Crook

    Paperback (Independently published, June 1, 2020)
    The second stand-alone book in the Hanalo’s Heroes Limited Series takes Willow on a journey of pride and ownership. She works hard from sunrise to sunset only to face a new threat to the farming industry. Strap in to your tractors as the Astro-Nuts make their first appearance and follow along to find out who will make a guest appearance. This is a lesson on pride, ownership and embracing life with a unique storyline, impactful illustrations, and creative characters.• A fun stand-alone story for families with imaginative minds.• Books for kids ages 6-12 Books for early and emergent readers
  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante

    Digital
    There's nothing ten-year-old Lily Sinclair likes about her new life in the city with her single mom. She misses her best friend, who seems to have forgotten her and their secret place, Willowood. She never sees her mom, who's working long hours at her new job. She's managed to make an enemy of the class bully. Mrs. Hiller from across the hall, who takes care of Lily after school, keeps preparing yucky healthy snacks for her. And she can't get her mother to tell her anything about her absent father. Her only source of comfort is her beloved pet gecko, Weemis. Everything changes when Mrs. Hiller introduces Lily to the owner of the Pet Palace, a nearby pet store, and his adult Down's syndrome son, Nate Lily finds herself with an unofficial after school job--and forges a tentative friendship with Nate that's threatened by a dark secret about Nate Lily knows nothing about.
  • Willowood

    Cecilia Galante

    Library Binding (Perfection Learning, March 22, 2011)
    There's nothing ten-year-old Lily Sinclair likes about her new life in the city with her single mom. She misses her best friend, who seems to have forgotten her and their secret place, Willowood. She never sees her mom, who's working long hours at her new job. She's managed to make an enemy of the class bully. Mrs. Hiller from across the hall, who takes care of Lily after school, keeps preparing yucky healthy snacks for her. And she can't get her mother to tell her anything about her absent father. Her only source of comfort is her beloved pet gecko, Weemis. Everything changes when Mrs. Hiller introduces Lily to the owner of the Pet Palace, a nearly pet store, and his adult Down's syndrome son, Nate. Lily finds herself with an unofficial after school job--and forges a tentative friendship with Nate that's threatened by a dark secret about Nate that Lily knows nothing about.
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