Best Selling Books by Susan Price

Kenelm is an Atheling, a prince of the Blood-Royal. A descendent of the god, Woden.His uncle is the King. Kenelm had thought to live his life as a warrior: fighting, feasting and marrying a beautiful princess. But his uncle gave him to a monastery, to live and die as a Christian monk. Kenelm feels betrayed but is bound by his oath of loyalty to his king. So he digs the monastery''s vegetable garden and dreams of the life he might have had. Then comes a message from the king. He has a mission that only Kenelm can undertake. Kenelm must carry a royal message into the dark wood. To the Wolf Sisters As beautiful, fierce and terrifying as Nature itself. Originally published by Scholastic as part of their Point Horror series.

Discusses the cost of assisted living facilities in Connecticut as compared to Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Discusses workers'' compensation premium rate changes since the 1993 legislative reforms. Also discusses trend in Second Injury Fund assessments for the same period and brief history of the problems with the Fund.

Discusses cooperative agreements between or among school districts under CGS 10-158a.

Discusses what authority states have with respect to immigration matters. Also discusses the group "State Legislators for Legal Immigration."

Discusses whether individuals on welfare can receive free caller ID.

When children face physical or emotional challenges, what do they need to heal? Recovery and redirection are often mysterious, filled with uncertainity and doubt. It''s me! As good as I can be had its origins in the real experience of the author''s son. It presents a vivid interpretation of the healing process. Invoking the powers of love and friendship, as well as an extravagant dose of magic, this story illuminates Zachary''s journey and the special friends who helped him become as good as he can be.

Discusses whether Connecticut has a law, rule, or regulation that requires in-house counsel working in a company''s Connecticut home office to be licensed to practice law in this state.

Discusses Kerrigan v. Dept. of Public Health, 289 Conn. 135 (2008), the recent state Supreme Court case holding it to be unconstitutional to deny same-sex couples the right to marry.

Discusses why Connecticut prohibits collection agencies from collecting child support and whether the same is true in neighboring states.

Discusses whether the state pays security deposits and moving expenses for people who have been evicted.

Discusses Connecticut''s post majority educational support law and constitutionality of a similar law in New Hampshire.

Discusses liability protections for Connecticut volunteers.

Discusses whether probationers must consent to warrantless searches as a condition of program participation, and if the same requirement applies to people on parole.

Discusses several questions about divorce and child support laws.

Explains the status of Connecticut cases involving same-sex partners.

Summarizes Connecticut Dept. of Public Safety v. Doe, 123 S. Ct. 1160 (2003).

Discusses laws making cyberstalking a crime represent state and congressional efforts to keep pace with stalking in the digital age.

Discusses whether a divorcing parent who leaves the family home is at a formal disadvantage in a child custody dispute.

Discusses whether Connecticut''s child support laws permit judges to order noncustodial parents to contribute to the cost of respite care for custodial parents of autistic children.

Discusses various questions asked of the nominees for the Board of Parole.

Discusses child support in Connecticut.

Discusses recent legislative efforts to require more people to submit DNA samples for inclusion on the state''s registry and how often states that require all violent felons to submit samples have been able to identify offenders by comparing rape or murder scene samples against these registries.

Discusses assistance programs for families with too much income to qualify for the Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF, or cash welfare) program.

Explains if there is data on whether prosecuting people who fail to respond to jury summonses increases summons response rates.

Discusses Connecticut and federal laws that regulate law enforcement officials'' use of wiretaps and other communication-monitoring devices.

Discusses whether there is an income cutoff for home health care assistance provided to frail elders participating in the Connecticut Home Care Program for Elders (CHCPE).

If you go down in the woods today, you had better take a spoon!Carnegie medal winning writer Susan Price first wrote this version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears for a Cambridge University Press early reading series.Now she''s re-issuing it with brand new, lively, funny illustrations by Adam Price.

Discusses other states'' laws and proposals to recognize civil unions or marriage between people of the same sex or provide a limited number of rights and responsibilities to same-sex couples.

Describes what impact passage of HB 6567 "An Act Concerning the Age of a Child for Purposes of Jurisdiction in Juvenile Matters" would have on emancipation, school attendance, divorce, and parental tort liability laws.