connecticut

As fifteen-year-old Pemba adjusts to leaving her Brooklyn, New York, home for small-town Connecticut, a history researcher helps her understand the paranormal experiences drawing her into the life of a girl who was once a slave in her house.

This book provides information about Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, from their geography, history, and government to their economy, population demographics, and major cities.

A fictionalized account of the sixteen-year-old girl, trained to handle a musket, who rode alone over forty miles in New York to bring out the militia before the Battle of Ridgefield.

"Josie Little and her girlfriend Annette Anderson have traveled halfway across the country to attend Brookwood Academy, a prestigious boarding school in Connecticut, and get away from Annette's abusive mother, but as soon as they get there things begin to unravel--the undercurrents in the school are poisonous, Annette seems more interested in drinking with the in-crowd, and a boy declares that he is in love with her."--Provided by publisher.

Insecure about the changes high school brings, Abby ignores advice from her parents and her only friend to "make an effort" and instead withdraws from everyone but Luke, who she met online, but when Abby agrees to meet Luke in person she discovers that her friend is not who he claims to be.

When eleven-year-old Zack Jennings moves to Connecticut with his father and new stepmother, they must deal with the ghosts left behind by a terrible accident, as well as another kind of ghost from Zack's past.

High school teacher Caelum Quirk and his wife Maureen are both employed at Columbine High School but it is she that is caught up in the shootings while he is away on a trip. Maureen survives but later, due to stress-related drug addiction, accidentally kills a young boy while driving. While Maureen is in jail, Caelum uncovers his ancestor's diaries, letters, and newspaper clippings revealing a past of secrets, guilt, and grief.

As Katie's father and Drew's mother vie for the Presidency, the sixteen-year-olds start--and end--a romance, but the press finds out, both candidates' poll numbers rise, and the two are asked to flaunt their former relationship.

Following his parents' divorce, Jake Olver chooses to move with his father to a remote part of Connecticut and into the house of his late Uncle Horace, a crackpot who believed that Big Foot lived in the woods, but soon odd things begin to happen and Jake, along with his pretty co-worker from the local market, Nell Davis, try to make a name for themselves by proving that the mythical Sasquatch is alive and well and living in the woods behind his house.