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young adult fiction:
the "molly mormon?" series!
“Molly Mormon? and Molly Married? are
two of the best books I’ve ever read for LDS teens. The problems are
realistic, the action is continuous, and the main character is
absolutely captivating. These books are not only well written but
also funny and spiritual—in a non-preachy way. I heartily recommend
the Molly books and look forward to reading more in the
future.”
—Rachel Ann Nunes, author of the bestselling Ariana
Series
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molly
mommy?
(bonneville books: 2005)
We fell in
love with Molly Chambers, the spirited strawberry blonde in
Molly Mormon? And she fell in love in the sequel,
Molly Married? Now it’s time for Molly to live happily ever
after in Molly Mommy? |
But Molly soon
discovers that the pathway to “happily ever after” can be full of
winding turns and obstacles—from the ups and downs of married
student life to her kid brother crashing in on her newlywed year as
an unexpected house guest to the reappearance of ghosts from her
past in the form of Chad Hanks and Brandon Mace. And in the middle
of it all, Molly receives some incredible news—she’s pregnant!
In the familiar, humorous, and often poignant tone of her previous
books, Tamra Norton has once again created an enchanting tale.
Molly Mommy? will give you some good laughs, pull at your
heartstrings, and ultimately leave you feeling confident with your
role in Heavenly Father’s eternal plan of happiness.
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molly
married?
(bonneville books: 2003)
Molly Chambers, the spirited strawberry blond we fell in love
with in Molly Mormon? is back. And so is Elder Brandon Mace—from
a mission in Texas. After two years as a devoted pen pal, Molly
has dreams of a bright future that include attending BYU-Idaho,
rooming with her cousin, and best friend, Shannon, and most of
all, falling in love with Brandon—the guy who has made her heart
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But college life throws Molly numerous twists—feelings of jealousy
toward her beautiful roommate Elena, comical encounters with the
always unannounced, but ever-diligent home-teachers, Ernie and Bart,
to the joys of ballroom dancing with Gordon the goofball. Will
college life ever settle down enough for Molly to find the true love
she has been seeking?
Enjoy this highly anticipated, true-to-life tale full of laughter,
love, and lessons of life. Dreams really can come true when the Holy
Ghost is allowed to be our guide.
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molly
mormon?
(bonneville books: 2002)
Is it just a
myth that a teenager can keep high standards and still be
well-liked? Molly Chambers certainly hopes not. She just tries
to do what is right and be herself, even if that brings ridicule
from guys like Travis and Mitch. She can even handle the verbal
jabs of Jennavive Taylor, the most popular girl in school.
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But soon Molly faces a
whole new challenge. When Molly's best friend is swept away by the
school's top athlete-and top party guy-Molly unexpectedly finds
herself attracted to his best friend. Reality tells her this
relationship could never work out, but her heart tells her
otherwise.
This enchanting, true-to-life novel takes you along on Molly's
journey, where humbling Homecoming dates and heartaches are mingled
with valued friendships and staying true to the truth . . . while
unknowingly helping others along the way.
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comfortable in my own genes (bonneville books: 2004)
Dani Smith is a
high school reporter intent on finding the perfect story.
Along the way she discovers that finding her true identity and
selfworth is the greatest story of all. |
Dani longs to feel special and appreciated, just like her beautiful,
perfect older sister, Trista. In a journalism class, Dani is
reunited with Jarret Allen, an old childhood friend. Jarret helps
Dani recognize that she doesn’t need to change her outward
appearance to feel good on the inside.
Tamra Norton has once again created a marvelous story full of witty
humor and enchanting characters. Her charming style draws you in to
the main character’s life. This story is a treasure for all to
enjoy!
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non-fiction
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writing secrets
(ldstorymakers,
inc. 2005)
Written and compiled by: Linda Paulson Adams, Shirley Bahlmann,
Anne Bradshaw, James Dashner, Janet Kay Jensen, Josi S.
Kilpack, Tamra Norton, Rachel Ann Nunes, Lisa J. Peck,
Tristi Pinkson, BJ Rowley, Marsha Ward, Linda Shelley Whiting,
and Julie Wright
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Drawing on a wealth of knowledge, fourteen authors give you the
answers to the pitfalls and problems faced by writers everywhere in
this comprehensive volume. Whether you've written all your life, or
have just begun to experience the joys of putting pen to paper, this
book has what you need, to keep you going, achieve more, and—most
importantly—do it right.
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Refine ideas into workable, exciting plots
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Pen a "can't-put-it-down" opening
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Find the time and inspiration to write
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Create seamless plots and subplots
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Research fiction and nonfiction topics
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Utilize positive (and negative) feedback
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Overcome annoying Writer's Block
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AND MUCH MORE!
Written in the same
easy-going manner as its companion volume, Publishing Secrets,
LDS Storymakers: Writing Secrets offers just the right
encouragement and advice needed when faced with two hundred empty
pages. Learn from the extensive experiences—both good and bad—of
fourteen successful LDS authors as they explain how, and how not, to
write your story.
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coming
in 2006
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homeschooling a houseful: juggling 101
– tamra norton and wendy roberts (mapletree publishing:
scheduled to be released - 2006) |
From making the decision to homeschool your large family, to
developing a curriculum that will work for varied ages, to the
process of turning that inevitable chaos into education—Homeschooling
a Houseful: Juggling 101 addresses all of these issues and more.
This one-of-a kind resource not only gives practical suggestions for
that homeschooling mom-of-many, but will also allow you to peek into
the lives of several “seasoned” large homeschooling families to see
first-hand how they have managed to juggle home-education…in a big
way!
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