Reed, Kit

Seventeen new or previously uncollected short stories. Her stories sometimes have happy endings despite bleak subjects.

Step-by-step instruction shows the reader how to draw on her/his own talents, emotions and memories to craft logical, believable and compelling stories.

A thirteen-year-old boy feels his life is falling apart when his parents separate and his best friend becomes a victim of anorexia nervosa.

Contains the 1994 novella "Little Sisters of the Apocalypse" which interweaves the stories of a motorcycle gang of radical nuns on a rescue mission, and the long-term illness and eventual death of the author's mother; and includes seven additional previously uncollected short stories.

Rev. Earl's luxury spa, Sylphania, is the rage for those with severe eating disorders until Jeremy Devlin enters and discovers the dark secrets at the core of Earl's empire.

Rev. Earl's luxury spa, Sylphania, is the rage for those with severe eating disorders until Jeremy Devlin enters and discovers the dark secrets at the core of Earl's empire.

Thirteen-year-old Jule Devereaux, trying to solve the mystery of her aunt's disappearance at the mall, becomes caught up in an ongoing fight between rival gangs of "night children"--abandoned, lost, or runaway kids who live in the mall, but they must all band together to fight a common enemy when they learn the mall owner is planning to exterminate them.

A guide to reading "1984" with a critical and appreciative mind. Includes background on the author's life and times, sample tests, term paper suggestions, and a reading list.