Harvey, Sarah N.

After the death of her aunt, seventeen-year-old Emily finds that her life has been a lie and she has to search for the truth about where she came from and who she is.

A celebration in haiku and illustrations of 150 years of British Columbian history.

After the death of her aunt, Emily finds that her life has been a lie and she has to search for the truth about where she came from and who she is.

March, hurt and angry when she catches her boyfriend cheating on her, gives him a shove making him fall and injure himself, and though she checks to make sure he is still breathing and calls for help before fleeing the scene, she still feels guilty and tries in her own confused way to atone for her actions.

Royce is pressed into service as a caregiver for his ninety-five-year-old grandfather and gradually comes to appreciate the cantankerous old man.

Julia's plan to move to the city with her childhood friend Ruth after high school graduation is disrupted when Ruth becomes pregnant, but Julia comes up with a way to make their dream a reality.

When Amy wakes up alone in an all-white windowless room after a party with her boyfriend, Eric, she must figure out a way to escape, to complicate things she has to follow the instructions in a bizarre letter from her kidnapper.

Jack launches a full-scale protest when his best friend Leah announces her plans to get plastic surgery for her sixteenth birthday, and though he gets a lot of attention, things turn violent when someone else takes up the cause, and Jack must give a lot of thought to what he wants to do next.

Sixteen-year-old Sid, raised by loving foster parents on an idyllic island, learns disturbing news about his birth family and leaves everything he knows to search for his troubled younger brother.

After the death of her aunt, Emily finds that her life has been a lie and she has to search for the truth about where she came from and who she is.