The Twibble Club
Candace Battiste
Twins, Summer and Nicole, are always getting into trouble.... with each other. Summer is pretty and smart. She is into reading, writing poetry, and studying with her friends,  while Nicole would rather go shopping and talk about boys. Nicole's best friends, also known for their popularity, are embarking on life in their new middle school.

Join in on the day-to-day fun and hilarious antics of the tweens in this delightful coming of age story. Fundraiser for Candace Battiste
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A Song for Me
Susan E. Henry
An eclectic blend of poems, A Song for Me is the debut collection from poet Susan E. Henry.  Prevalent in Henry’s poetry is the theme of nature, but other poems explore romance, relationships, spirituality, and pure whimsy.  The works collected in A Song for Me have been composed over a span of twenty years, and illustrate the range of the poet’s inspirations.
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I No Longer Color My Hair
Miriam L. Jacobs
Feeling like an amateur boxer in the ring with Life, she is no match for her opponent. She is intensely unprepared with poor coping skills. Her tool box is nearly empty except for booze, men, and excuses to remain a victim of circumstance. Does Tess have what it takes to pull from deep within the strength and courage to take action to change her life before she kills herself? What happens to raise her awareness that if it doesn't kill you it can only make you stronger?
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My Name is Not Monkey Girl
Miriam L. Jacobs
My Name is Not Monkey Girl serves as a tremendous resource for parents, teachers, grandparents, schools, and libraries alike. It was written with the aim of teaching children the importance of unconditional kindness, patience, love, tolerance, and compassion. And inspired after a child called the author's granddaughter, Candace,  a monkey girl. At the time, Candace was approaching her to play.
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10.00