"It's time for bed, but Alice doesn't want to go to sleep just yet. By going through her bedtime routine, Mom calms her daughter down by reminding her of all the wonderful things they did together that evening. Written in a soft and soothing manner, this book shows the warm and loving relationship between Alice and her mom, while preparing young readers for a good night's sleep."--

At the speaking of names ceremony, Leora Flint revealed to everyone in Saintstone that her true mother was a blank, somebody without the tattoos that record a persons triumphs and sins; now she has been sent to the blank settlement, Featherstone, as an exile, and as a spy because the two communities are inching closer to war--but there are some people who hope to use her as a bridge to peace, others who will do anything to prevent that, and Leora...

There are times in a mommy's life when she looks at her sweet little one and asks them to stay little. I hear mommy's say all the time how quickly they seem to grow up. This is a mother's plea for her little girl to always stay three. She knows that her daughter doesn't belong to her, but to God, and that she must let her grow into the young lady God created her to be, but wants to soak up every single moment while she can!

After her mother goes to jail, Deena's grandmother, father, and best friend all do their best to help her deal with her feelings of anger.

After reading a book about mother-daughter bonding, Lizzie becomes closer to her mother. However, she starts to learn secrets about her mother that she does not want to know.

Sixteen-year-old Chass makes her way through a Minnesota blizzard, seeking not only the murderer of a beloved music teacher, but also something belonging to the killer who has been chasing her mother and herself around the country.

"Todos los niños desean que sus padres no se enfaden ni manden. Pero solo Maya Papaya ha conseguido que su deseo se compla. Su madre ya no la riñe, ni la manda y, sobre todo, no se enfada. Sin embargo, algo falla..."--Page 4 of cover. All children hope their parents won't get angry or order them around. But only Maya Papaya has accomplished her desire. Her mother no longer quarrels or commands and, above all, doesn't get upset. Nevertheless, something...

"Daisy está castigada. A partir de ahora, nada de jugar con su amiga Gabi, ni de salir de casa, ¡ni siquiera al jardín! Después de la que ha liado, ¡tiene suerte de poder salir de su cuarto! (pero solo para comer y para ir al baño). ¿Qué sera eso TANNNN horrible que ha hecho?"--Page 4 of cover.

Mi madre es una haenyeo, una mujer del mar. Todos los días, entra en el agua y aguanta la respiración para pescar. Solo se lleva lo que el mar le permite y cuida de él como si fuera un jardín de flores, para que, cuando yo sea mayor, también pueda nadar entre las olas y convertirme en una mujer del mar.