After viewing an afternoon talk show, sixteen-year-old Olivia discovers her mother's strange behavior might be more than a case of eccentricity, she may be mentally ill. Olivia fears being left behind to care for her mother when older sister CeCe moves away in June to take a shot at stardom. After the truth about her mother is confirmed, Olivia must trust the only people who offer help: one strange man and a friend her mother makes at the mental institution. "Sweet Tea is a fine young adult story... So many titles on mental illness narrow the focus to coping and neglect the overall bigger...

Aly M. Bellisher, a ten-year old teller of tall tales, discovers how to be a light for God.

An anthology of short stories, essays and poetry about the Christmas Holiday and Bridging the Gap story on South Dakota.