Weatherly, Lee

"Willow knows she's different from other girls. And not just because she loves tinkering around with cars. Willow has a gift. She can look into people's futures, know their dreams, their hopes and their regrets, just by touching them. She has no idea where she gets this power from ... "--OCLC.

When Sarah discovers that her mother, who walked out on Sarah and her father seven years ago, is living nearby, but does not want to see Sarah, she is angry and is determined to make her mother pay for all the misery her abandonment caused Sarah.

When her family moves to a new apartment to escape her abusive stepfather, Kylie is determined to be a part of the popular crowd at her new school no matter who gets hurt.

Alex and Willow travel to Mexico City where they team up with Kara, a beautiful angel killer from Alex's past, but the team remains suspicious of Willow while they prepare for an attack on the Seraphic Council, and a mysterious boy from Willow's prophetic dream shows up and claims he has been searching for Willow his entire life.

Willow, a girl with a gift that allows her to see a person's future, hopes, dreams, and sorrows just by touching him or her, meets Alex, a gorgeous, mysterious young man who knows all about Willow's powers and their link to dark and dangerous forces, and is sworn to destroy her.

With the final battle against the angels approaching, Willow struggles with her love and resolve when a shattering revelation sends Alex on a separate journey.

Willow, a girl with a gift that allows her to see a person's future, hopes, dreams, and sorrows just by touching him or her, meets Alex, a gorgeous, mysterious young man who knows all about Willow's powers and their link to dark and dangerous forces, and is sworn to destroy her.

Thirteen-year-old Jules finds her predictable and, except for the friction between her parents, not unpleasant life completely turned upside down when her beloved father suddenly leaves home, refuses to speak to her, and reporters begin hounding her everywhere she goes.

A very scary monster, who stomps around frightening all the other forest creatures, finds himself looking to them for help when he develops a bad case of hiccups.

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