what was the series of childrens books that included a little girl that narrated but she was horrible at grammar and spelling? She usually talked about her day at school and riding on the bus, but the grammar in the book was always wrong as if the girl were really talking?

Does anyone remember this?

Junie B. Jones by Barbara Park

She started writing them in the early 90’s, most recent one was published last year.

I wish to make an offer to buy the publishing rights for a book, that was printed in 67′ (one edition) and never printed again. The author is passed on, what would be a fair price to offer the family. I preffer to buy it than work with royalties. Anyone know how I can find contacts for the authors family? Thanks in advance

If you like it then price is their, and if you do not like it you just do not want it even free of cost.

I want to try and read books from new authors. Any suggestions? Preferably young adult books.
& Teenage ones of course!
I’m 15 and Stephenie Meyer is not a new author and I don’t like her books.

I just typed this for another girl asking about young adult novels so here you go.

Have you read any by Sarah Dessen? She’s amazing.

The Georgia Nicholson series is hilarious and easy to read.
The Spy books by Ally Carter (I forget the title of the first one).
Any Simon Pulse Romantic Comedies.
Thirteen Reasons Why – Jay Asher
Sweethearts – Sara Zarr
Lucky – Rachel Vail
Guyaholic – Carolyn Mackler
The Other Half of Me – Emily Franklin
Suite Scarlett – Maureen Johnson
Peeled – Joan Bauer
How Not to be Popular – Jennifer Ziegler
The Book of Luke – Jenny O’Connell

I have a huge list (over 200) of good young adult books. Message me if you’d like the whole list

i love love twilight and harry potter
im not sure what else i should read? any recommendations? i dont really like the whole schi-fi types of books though.
i like mystery type books i also liked books like go ask alice a child called it confessions of a shopaholic ect.

which books should i read?
anyone have any good series i should check out??
thanks

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I’m also 14 and love to read. However, my tastes are a bit different from yours. I’ll list some of my old favorites, though.

Ella Enchanted, by Gail Carson Levine (anything by this author)

The Year of Secret Assignments, by Jaclyn Moriarty

The Lovely Bones, by Alice Sebold

Torn Thread, by Anne Isaacs

North by Night, by Katherine Ayres

Any book by Meg Cabot

All of these are light reading and really enjoyable.

Blue is for nightmares
White is for magic
Silver is for secrets
Red is for rememberance
These are about a teenage girl who practices wicca, and her dreams tell her things. And in each book she has to help someone and save their lives(including herself). They are really good. She goes to a boarding school and has 4 really close friends. If your going to read these make sure to read them in that order because they’re a series, haha my friend read them out of order.

Good Girls
About a girl whose reputation is destroyed after a picture is taken of her and a boy being….close. She makes new friends during the book and finds out that she loved that boy.

LAURA WEISS-

Such a pretty girl
A girls father who was in prison for child rape and molestation, gets out early. Shes 15, and tries to find a way to put him back in jail, because hes still active.

LAURIE ANDERSON-

Speak
a girl gets raped and calls the cops at the party, and everybody hates her at her school.

Fever 1973
a girl tries to save her mom from a deathly fever

SARAH DESSEN-

This Lullaby
a girl who never stays with a guy for more than a couple of months, gets with a musicician, which she promised herself she would never date musicians, but hes different from all the other guys.

Keeping the Moon-
a girl goes to her aunts for the summer, she used to be really fat, but she got skinny because of her mom. And she finds her inner beauty with real friends. she didnt have friends back at home, even when she turned skinny, everybody still hated her. But here she meets a great guy, and finds out stuff about herself.

The Truth About Forever-
a girl whose father died, and she or her mother, never really dealt with it, they didnt want to think about it and get depressed. she ends up working at a library and a catering business. she meets good friends, one of which is very attractive, and ends up being the friend she can tell anything to.

Just Listen-
A girl almost gets raped by her former best friends boyfriend, and everybody thinks that shes a slut. So she has no friends, but the ones at her modeling career. She meets a boy at school, who is obsessed with music, and keeps to himself.
He teaches her to not lie, and let her emotions out.

Dreamland-
this girl meets a boy whom she is fascinated with and loves. But he ends up hurting her, and she faces with her sister running away and being abused by her boyfriend.

Someone like you-
a girls best friend gets pregnant, and the father was killed in a motorcycle accident, she helps her with her pregnacy.She also meets a guy who is a rebel. and she ends up getting in trouble with her parents because of him. And she ends up getting in a accident, because of him.

oh all of the girls in these books are teenagers.

JODI LYNN ANDERSON-

Peaches
3 very differnt girls become friends, and find love. and solve problems with help from one another.

Hope this helps, and that you read some, im sure there will be some you’ll love. All of them are about teenagers.

I work at a school and many of the teachers were saying they have more books in their classrooms than they are able to use and I thought if there was a chairty or organization that gives used books to people who need them we could all donate our extra books. Does anyone know of any such organization?

Other schools.
Goodwill.
The Public Library.
Book Drives.
Hospitals (for waiting rooms and such).

I was wondering what are some good Christian books that I can read to supplement my bible studies?

The following Bible-based BOOKS are *excellent!:

The Bible—God’s Word or Man’s? ;
Pay Attention to Daniel’s Prophecy!
http://watchtower.org/e/publications/index.htm
(This site gives a brief description of each bk listed.)

What Does the Bible Really Teach? ;
The Greatest Man Who Ever Lived ;
A Satisfying Life–How to Attain It ;
The Secret of Family Happiness
http://jw.org/index.xjp?option=QrYQZRQVNlBBX
(This AUDIO site shows the chapter & appendix titles.)

Several of those^ books are on both of those sites, along with others I didn’t list.

There are also several articles on-line that you might want to read, listed here:

The Bible, & its Viewpoints regarding various subjects
http://watchtower.org/e/archives/index.htm#bible

Jesus Christ
http://watchtower.org/e/archives/index.htm#jesus_christ

Christian Life and Qualities
http://watchtower.org/e/archives/index.htm#christian_life

World Affairs and Conditions
http://watchtower.org/e/archives/index.htm#world_affairs

Here are a few specific articles that help one appreciate the Bible itself, & how it was brought to us today, are:

What Is the Value of the “Old Testament”? :
– Is the “Old Testament” Still Relevant?
– It Was “Written for Our Instruction”
http://watchtower.org/e/20070901/article_01.htm

"Ancient Scribes and the Word of God"
– The Early Scribal Profession
– Scribes in Ancient Israel
– Integrity of the Scriptures
http://watchtower.org/e/20070315a/

The Bible–Just a Good Book? :
– Cherished and Suppressed
http://watchtower.org/e/20001201/article_01.htm

Why You Can Trust the Bible
http://watchtower.org/e/t13/article_01.htm

(One thing about the on-line articles is that the Scripture references in most, are live-links to the very verses named.)

I took a couple classes online, through AIU (and I would not suggest it) and now I have several marketing books that are in good condition. I have bought off e-bay, but never sold. Is there an easier way to sell books online? If not, could someone please explain how e-bay works(selling) I really appreciate it. I know I could probably figure it out, but I don’t have the patience.
Thanks for the help

I would try half.com (free to list) and amazon.com (free to list). They are a lot more user friendly. I would also try craigslist.com, or thefacebook.com which are popular sites for students to search for books!

I am bored out of my mind right now, and I have read like, all of the books at my library, so I need some suggestions! I really love Harry Potter, so I need something like that. I like fiction books, mainly about magic and adventure. Please help me!

Try the "Fablehaven" series by Brandon Mull. It’s about 13yo Kendra and 11yo Seth, whose grandparents run a haven for magical creatures. The first book is called, "Fablehaven". Lots of adventure and magic. There are 3 others after that and another coming out in 2010.

The "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series by Rick Riordan is also really amazing. It’s based on Greek mythology but set in the present day, and it starts with a 12-year old boy discovering he’s a demi-god, son of Poseidon. The first in the series is called "The Lightning Thief". There are 5 books in the series. Have fun!

There are 4 books and 9 people. There is no limit on the number of books a single person can have. How many ways can the books be distributed if A) they are just 4 identical copies of the same book B) they are 4 different, unique books?

is that 9 combination 4

I have a TON!! of paperback books. I don’t wait a book exchange because I don’t want anymore but I do want to get rid of them or sell them to someone that does want them. I am not good enough to use ebay or Amazon plus there is a lot competition on these sites to sell books. I want someone to buy my books and then do what ever they want with them. If there isn’t a website someone should start one because I bet they could make money.

You could donate them to a charity organization’s thrift shop (like Salvation Army, Discovery [American Cancer Society], or Goodwill.). Donation = tax write-off, rather than cash for your books.

Or, depending of condition of the books, you could donate them to your local library. The library may have a policy not to accept gift books, but it is worth asking.

Hope this helps.