Bitchy models. Ostrich boots. Gastric bypass. This is Willow's Size Normal. Former model Willow is old and fat. No wonder she's a has-been in the fashion industry! But she's got a plan, and it starts with a new look. Weight loss surgery to the rescue! The fat melts away and lost fans love her again. Then her hair falls out. There's worse to come. Now she'll find out surgery wasn't a miracle cure. It won't save her. It might kill her. ---- Relevant words or phrases that describe this book: contemporary women's fiction, eating disorder fiction books, women's fiction books

Head Rider, Willow, confronts her past when the Unicorn Riders travel to Arlen to deliver a healing elixr to her dying uncle. But when old friends are betrayed and the town is attacked, the Riders and their unicorns must help the townspeople.

A captivating picture book about a very soft-spoken little girl's ultimately successful struggle to find her own voice.

This is the story of how Willow discovered her worries...and overcame them! Willow loves to play soccer—until a dog scares her at the beach. Now, when she heads to the soccer field, Willow's worries take over. What if there’s a dog at the park? What if it jumps on her? Willow is determined not to let fear get in her way—but can she stand up to her worries, and not let them ruin the game she loves so much? Willow’s Worries is a light-hearted story about a difficult situation. For kids, it helps them see that they’re not alone—that other children go through the same thing. For parents and caregivers, it opens the door to talk about fear and anxiety. The book helps children learn to recognize what anxiety feels like while providing simple and practical strategies for dealing with worries. Kids will learn to build personal confidence and independent mental strength right alongside Willow herself.

Cindy is no stranger to the power of words, especially those put to music. Memories are made with melodies. While rocking her granddaughter to sleep for the first time, she realized that the words people speak and sing over their children have a lasting impact. “What if I could do more than just soothe little Willow to sleep with a lullaby?” she wondered. “What if I could pray a song over her, for the very hand of God to impart faith and fruit and peace for her future?” In this touching and heartwarming book, Cindy invites you to personalize this lullaby for your own children and grandchildren.

On a beautiful spring day, the trees along the riverbank were watching the animals and birds. One Weeping Willow Tree didn't like the way it was and wished to be different. When something happens that needed quick thinking and a lot of courage, the Weeping Willow tree surprised everyone, especially itself!

It's finally spring break! Time to unwind and have some fun, Sleepover Girl-style. This year spring break calls for a serious road trip. Willow's family is headed to their home in Whidbey Island, and Ashley, Maren, and Delaney are along for the ride. But when they get there, Maren is spending all her time with Winston, and Ashley's going crazy being "off the grid." Luckily, life has a few adventures in store to bring the girls back together! A quiz completes this chapter ebook from the Sleepover Girls series.