Best Selling Books by Jackie French Koller

Princess Arnelle "Nell" wants to be the next Imperial Wizard of Eldearth. This is going to be tough because no girl has ever been a wizard.

A boy and a baby dragon forge an unlikely friendship in this fantastical Dragonling chapter book series that’s perfect for fans of How to Train Your Dragon! When Darek finds a dragonling, he gets a chance to prove that humans and dragons can live as friends! But Zantor the dragonling really needs to go back to the Valley of the Dragons so Darek risks his own life to take him there. And when Darek and Zantor travel to Darek’s home village they’ll have to convince the villagers that humans and dragons can live in peace—and stop the dragon quest from hunting for more dragonlings! This magical bind-up includes: The Dragonling Dragon in the Family Dragon Quest Dragons of Krad

Now available in a paperback boxed set, The Dragonling chapter book series, about a boy and his pet dragon, is perfect for fans of How to Train Your Dragon! When Darek feeds a hungry baby dragonling, they become best friends. But Zantor the dragonling needs to go home to the Valley of the Dragons so Darek vows to risk his own life to return him there. Meanwhile, the people of the village Darek calls home plan to continue the dragonquest tradition of hunting dragonlings. Can Darek and Zantor convince humans and dragons alike that it’s possible to live in peace? This paperback boxed set includes all six magical stories: The Dragonling Dragon in the Family Dragon Quest Dragons of Krad Dragon Trouble Dragons and Kings

Gathers together three of the books in the Dragonling series featuring Darek, Zantor, and his friend Pola.

Originally published as a serial novel in the Boston Globe, and then syndicated in newspapers across the US, The Liberty Pole has now been expanded into a novel. When the Revolutionary War begins, the colonists on Martha's Vineyard have no choice but to remain neutral. The British Navy commands the seas, and Vineyarders know that their little island could quickly be taken over by the British if they side with the Patriots. That doesn't stop them from working behind the scenes, though, spying on the British soldiers that frequent their pubs, and quietly sending young men off in fishing boats to join the rebel army in Boston. But, when island soldiers begin to die in battle, the Vineyard can no longer stay on the sidelines, erecting a Liberty Pole to honor the fallen and show their support for the Patriots. When a British Man of War limps into port with its main mast shattered and tries to commandeer the island's newly raised Liberty Pole, three brave young women decide it's time to take matters into their own hands.

Eight-year-old Impy, dismayed at the changes she sees in her rapidly maturing twelve-year-old cousin Christina, stubbornly tries to continue their former sharing of dolls and funny nicknames, but Christina persists in growing up.

Pour gagner quelques cents, Daniel est cireur de chaussures. Depuis que la Grande Dépression frappe durement New York, chacun s'enfonce dans la misère. Il y a les voisins qui mendient, les autres qui se retrouvent à la rue. Le père de Danny, lui, est parti chercher du travail ailleurs, très loin... Pourtant, avec ses vieux amis Mickey et Maggie, Danny ne peut s'empêcher de continuer à rire et à s'amuser. Qui sait ? L'espoir est peut-être au coin de la rue...

Best friends Mole and Shrew need money to buy more of their favorite things, books and seeds, but none of the jobs they try seems quite right for them.

Depuis que Zantor, le bébé dragon, vit au village de Zoriak, Alex s'amuse beaucoup. Il s'amuse tellement que Roxanna, la fille du chef des Anciens, voudrait bien avoir Zantor pour elle toute seule. Voilà qui risque de ramener la zizanie à Zoriak, et même les pires dangers. Un ami véritable, ça se respecte ! Après Touche pas à mon dragon ! et Laissez-moi mon dragon ! la troisième aventure d'Alex et de Zantor.

Le jour où la mère d'Anna disparaît, la jeune fille doit faire face. À quinze ans, Anna est l'aînée d'une famille de trois enfants et doit continuer à faire vivre ses frères et sœurs, Casey et Mandy. Plus que tout, elle veut garder sa famille unie. Mais qui voudrait adopter trois enfants dont une adolescente noire ? Elle prend alors la décision la plus difficile dissimuler à tous la terrible vérité...

" Mais pourquoi continuons-nous à les appeler " sauvages " ? Il n'y a rien de sauvage en eux ". Rebekah voudrait pouvoir crier sa révolte. Mais, en, 1633, sur ce territoire de Nouvelle-Angleterre où elle retrouve son père, chef de la colonie anglaise d'Agawam, il vaut mieux se taire. Qui pourra cependant l'empêcher de considérer les Indiens comme des hommes dignes de respect ? Et d'entrer dans la danse des esprits, pour rejoindre celui qu'elle aime secrètement, le jeune sorcier Mishannock ?