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Lynn was not happy about today. She did not want to see her Nana. The last time she saw her Nana, it made her very sad - and she did not want to be that sad ever again. But, when a small jackrabbit senses Lynn’s fears, he leads her down the path, and helps her find her happiness again.

In Lucy’s opinion, every person in the Colorado town of Rock Springs was a hypocrite. After witnessing her best friend, Melissa, be publicly humiliated, Lucy knew that was the last straw. Every man in the town - from Melissa’s cheating husband to the preacher - made their way to the saloon on a weekly basis. Town wives pretended they didn’t know what went on in the bedrooms on the second floor of the saloon, but Lucy knew better. Fed up with the double standards, Lucy decided to put a plan in motion that would expose all of the sins and turmoil in Rock Springs.

Phoebe is given toys by her owner Kate all of the time, but she doesn’t like it when other dogs want to play with them. She also doesn’t understand why the other dogs don’t want to play with her - until Kate teaches her a valuable lesson about sharing.

Written for children seven years old and younger. Julie is red-haired with freckles and gets teased for being different. She is always kind to others, and she doesn’t understand why Ann makes fun of her. This story helps parents address the subject of bullying in a lighthearted way. Julie is the fourth and final book of the Susie series.

Danny is shy and quiet and doesn’t have many friends. He doesn’t like to share his musical talents, afraid that people will laugh. His story is a great way for parents to talk with children about self-esteem and self-confidence.

Billy is a wonderful story of learning to love your gifts even in the face of peer pressure. Author K Wendt brings to life Susie’s friend Billy as he learns to be proud of his special talents.

Written for children seven years old and younger, Susie is the tale of one father-and-daughter love for baseball with a bit of self-assurance and self-esteem rolled in to give parents a fun way to start important discussions with their children.

The death of her friend and mentor devastated her almost as much as finding out about his past. But when Emma learns his plans for her in his small hometown, she will have to make hard decisions about who she is, what she believes, and the man for whom she is falling.