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Rather than a lemonade stand, Rufus sets up a story stand one summer and makes a series of trades with his friends--a story for a shell, for a kitten, for a surprise, and one more as a special birthday gift for his sister.

Henrietta is a reader and a writer, unusual traits for a chicken, but when her book is published and she is invited to the Children's Book Festival, only the local librarian believes she is the author.

"In 1902, fifteen-year-old Penelope Tredwell, magazine publisher and writer of macabre tales, must uncover a mystery surrounding the theft of the Crown Jewels and a thief that can walk through walls before the coronation of Edward VII"--Provided by publisher.

Billy's wild imagination gets him into trouble at school, but a creative writing contest could be the perfect opportunity for him to shine.

The author reflects on her childhood in the 1950s and her development as an artist and young woman through fifty poems that consider such influences as the Civil Rights Movement, the "Red Scare" era, and the feminist movement.

While struggling with the drama surrounding her son and daughter-in-law's rocky marriage, seventy-five-year-old feminist activist Florence Gordon embarks on the long-deferred task of writing a memoir of her iconic life.

Presents a collection of 101 stories, tips, strategies, and personal accounts about writing, by bloggers, bestselling authors, ghostwriters, and other writers. Includes information on topics such as writer's block, rejection, and making time to write.

Emily continues to pursue her dream of becoming a writer while struggling with her sometimes conflicting feelings for Teddy Kent.

Emily's resourcefulness and love of writing help her adjust to a new way of life after her father dies, leaving her an orphan, and she is sent to live with a stern aunt on Prince Edward Island.