Jenny Lee

House of Mouse: Our New Home is about a large family of mice that has outgrown the teapot and needs more space. The stump is roomy but a little plain so the mice fix it up and throw a party inviting all their friends. An unknown malfunction causes a huge problem, and nobody shows up. Luckily, Father Mouse discovers the issue and with help from the children, the problem is solved and the party goes on. Cute illustrations follow the family as they co-operate,...

Being new is never easy-especially when it comes to finding your faith. But you don't need a big neon sign to point the way to God. Instead, you need a friend to tell it to you straight, equip you with information, and provide some much-needed encouragement along the way. Indeed, you need guidance from a woman who has already walked a mile in your shoes. Jenny Lee Sulpizio invites you to silence those doubts, experience God's grace, and breathe in...

At seventeen, Anna K is at the top of Manhattan and Greenwich society (even if she prefers the company of her horses and dogs); she has the perfect (if perfectly boring) boyfriend, Alexander W.; and she has always made her Korean-American father proud (even if he can be a little controlling). Meanwhile, Anna's brother, Steven, and his girlfriend, Lolly, are trying to weather an sexting scandal; Lolly's little sister, Kimmie, is struggling to recalibrate...

All his life Benji, now ten, has been sickly and he has long been targeted by the school bully, but after a seizure Benji gets a therapy dog that is not only big enough to protect him, it can also talk.

In her acclaimed books I Do. I Did. Now What?! and What Wendell Wants, Jenny Lee hilariously chronicled the milestones of getting married and getting a dog. Now she takes on the most terrifying milestone of all: getting older.

Tackling everything from the peer pressure to have children to resisting the siren call of suburbia, Skinny Bitching delivers unsparingly witty commentary on:
• What to do when you actually start...

A collection of three plays by former Olympic Coach and best-selling author Tom McNab delving into the murky world of Olympic politics (1936: Berlin), the troubled mind of George Orwell (Orwell on Jura), and an imaginary meeting between the acclaimed director Orson Welles and infamous fellow filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, who directed Hitler's propaganda film The Triumph of the Will, and filmed the 1936 Olympic Games (Whisper in the Heart).

"In Spark Change, Jennie Lee empowers readers through the process of conscious, introspective questioning so they can deepen their soul awareness and ignite powerful change. The questions are divided into 12 major themes each with 9 questions. Each question is followed with an explanation of its significance and instructions for how to engage more deeply with it"-- Provided by publisher.

Sally feels disconnected from life until she is convinced by her psychiatrist and her friends that dating is the answer.