Best Selling Books by Lynelle Woolley

Boasting engaging storylines and vibrant illustrations, the Flower Girl World series moves beyond how to be a flower girl by highlighting themes of friendship, leadership, and acceptance. The empowered, sassy girls and their friends are strong central characters who continue to grow through their experiences, and they will appeal to any girl with both dreams and determination.Iris is traveling to the Hawaiian island of Maui to be a flower girl again, and this time she gets to help set up the wedding. But how will she and her new flower girl friend, Hana, finish all their tasks and still have time for fun? It''s going to take a lot of hard work and a little Hawaiian magic. Featuring strong characters and positive themes, the Flower Girl World books introduce new cultures, customs, and adventures set against the exciting backdrop of different types of weddings.

Tomboy Rosie is less than thrilled to be a flower girl; she would rather play detective. When the wedding she''s in starts to fall apart, she and her new flower girl friends team up to save it.

"Starr’s grandmother, Abuela, has big news: she’s in love! And that’s not all—she’s getting married and taking their whole family on a Mexican cruise to meet her fiancé, Walter, and his family. But is this couple a good match? Starr and Walter’s granddaughter, Ivy, aren’t so sure. Their grandparents haven’t known each other for very long, and they don’t seem to have much in common. Plus, they live over 1,000 miles apart. Can’t they see that they’re going to end up with broken hearts? Starr and Ivy know what they have to do: stop their grandparents’ romance before it sinks!"--netgalley.com.

Camellia Azalea Gardenia Bloom thinks she knows everything about being the perfect flower girl, so she is upset when she finds out she''s not the only flower girl at her aunt''s wedding.