Lucia Giroux lived in The Nation: a utopian society where all citizens were committed to "doing their fair share" for the greater good. She led the perfect teenage life in her safe haven of Province 3, but that all quickly changed when she learned that not everything was as it seemed. After being sent on a mission and finding out that The Nation hid dark secrets from its citizens, Lucia joined her parents as part of the Dissentient-an uprising against The Nation. Just when she is beginning to understand who her parents truly are she narrowly lost them at the hands of The Nation. Together they...

Upon returning to her home of Province 3, Lucia Giroux quickly realizes that it is no longer the home that she remembers. Houses are abandoned and the citizens seem to have virtually disappeared. The Supreme Sovereign has exerted her power over the citizens of The Nation: command, control, death. With the Light coursing through her veins and her friends by her side, will Lucia fulfill The Prophecy and save The Nation's citizens? Nicolas Pernelli quickly fell head over heels for the strong-minded, independent Lucia. But just when he thinks that their relationship is no longer in jeopardy...

Now that she's turning six, Lizzy wants a birthday party with her friends. The only problem is that her birthday is two days before Christmas, and everyone is too busy Then her mommy comes up with a brilliant idea: a half-birthday. Or as Lizzy says, "An unbirthday "

The Moon People are afraid. Something lurks in the darkness. Manifred is assigned to find a Human Child because only a Human Child is brave enough to banish what lurks in the darkness. Michael is that child. By the light of the moon, he sails in Manifred's moonship to help the Moon People. What could be hiding in the shadows of the moon? Will Michael be brave enough to help his new found friends? In this whimsically illustrated book, Michael learns that bravery comes from within the heart and Manifred realizes that often times there is nothing to fear, but fear itself.

Lizzy's mom arranges a playdate with one of Lizzy's classmates, Jimmy. The only problem is Lizzy overheard someone calling Jimmy the Peanut Kid. What could that mean? Of course, Lizzy's imagination runs wild with the possibilities. If you, or someone you know, has food allergies, this book is a great reminder that we are all unique--and that's what makes it fun Lizzy is compassionate and humorous in her latest adventure.