Paratore, Coleen

High school freshman Willa holds fundraising events at her family's Cape Cod inn to save the local library and to hook up romantically with JFK (Joseph Frances Kennelly).

The last thing twelve-year-old Christopher "Kip" Campbell wants is to take over the funeral business that has been in his family for generations, but he is the only Campbell heir and seems to have a calling to help the dead and their survivors in a most unusual way.

Willa, a romantic girl who wants a father, tries to find a husband for her mother, Cape Cod's most popular wedding planner.

Willa Havisham is excited to learn everything there is to know about a long-lost brother she never knew existed, but her mother is not happy about her discovery.

Fourteen-year-old Willa Havisham must leave the comforts of Bramble and move to Troy, New York, where everything seems new to her.

When her best friend Mariel and boyfriend JFK spend the summer away from Cape Cod, sophomore-to-be Willa, who works part-time in her family's inn, is unprepared for new romance and other surprises.

Presents an alphabet book that describes twenty-six big things that small hands do such as build things, give gifts, and help others.

During a momentous summer, thirteen-year-old Aislinn's dreams include that her father will stop drinking and give her more freedom, that her fifth sibling will be born safely, that she will not lose her best friend or her potential boyfriend, and that she can teach members of her community both to express their dreams and to help others' dreams come true.

As her 16th birthday approaches, Gracepearl feels her deceased mother guiding her to choose between life on a remote, agrarian island with her childhood love, or somewhere far away with a young man training to be a prince.

Willa prepares to spend another summer on Cape Cod with her boyfriend Joey Kennelly and planning weddings, but jealousy strikes Willa's love life, her friendship with Tina goes faint, and she has to deal with an insatiable bride.