Best Selling Books by Pansie Hart Flood

Seven-year-old Tiger Turcotte has been dreading going to class because today is the day he has to take The Test. Armed with his lucky tiger-striped pencils, Tiger’s ready. The first five questions go okay—they’re easy—and the rest of the test isn’t so bad either, but Tiger’s scared. He left question number six blank. He didn’t know which little bubble to fill in—was he supposed to pick the Black bubble, the Hispanic bubble, the Native American bubble, or Other? He’s sure that no one else in his class had the same problem, but he doesn’t want them to find out he’s different! With a little help from his dad and his teacher, Tiger discovers that appearances can be deceiving, and maybe he’s not so different after all.

Ten-year-old Sylvia has just discovered that her centenarian best friend is also her great-grandmother, and together they pursue discoveries yet to come.

When her mother goes to Florida in 1978, ten-year-old Sylvia stays behind in South Carolina, but when she fails to make new friends at school, she realizes that her newly-discovered great-grandmother and best friend, Miz Lula Maye, might be the problem.

When 10-year-old Sylvia Freeman moves to Wakeview, South Carolina, she''s sure that her summer is going to be plain ol'' boring—that is until she meets her 99-year-old neighbor, Miz Lula Maye. It''s always been just Sylvia and her momma, but as the hot summer days pass, she finds herself heading down the dusty dirt road that runs from her house to Miz Lula Maye''s more and more. With Miz Lula Maye, everything is an adventure, whether they''re swaying on the porch swing or chasing after missing cats. Then, one day, a stranger comes to town with news about Sylvia''s past that changes her life forever. With her world turned upside-down, what can Sylvia do?

There are a lot of things that Tiger Turcotte likes about second grade, like art class, his teacher, Mrs. Newel and having his own seat on the bus. Donna Overton is NOT one of those things. She’s a mean, bossy know-it-all. And, lately, it seems she''s going out of her way to bug him. When Donna finally pushes Tiger too far, he fights back, getting them both in trouble. As they spend the afternoon together in detention, Tiger begins to realize there may be more to Donna than he thought – and maybe girls aren’t so bad after all.