Best Selling Books by Susan Saunders

The Age-Well Project dived deep into the science of ageing well, and authors Annabel and Susan explained how they overhauled their own lives to prioritise healthy longevity. In The Age-Well Plan, Susan draws on almost a decade of extensive research into healthy longevity and her experience as a health coach to give you the tools you need to live your own age-well life. Her simple, clear and easy-to-follow six-week plan will show you how to make changes -- small and large -- to support healthy ageing, and prioritise the changes most appropriate for your body, lifestyle and circumstances. The first week of the plan guides you to understand your goals as you age and explains how to evaluate your current health and risk factors, in order to devise a bespoke plan for your body and brain. The subsequent weeks focus on the key elements of healthy ageing -- diet, exercise, sleep, engagement and the environment -- to help you build a personalised plan that will kickstart your age-well life.

Meet the All-American pups of Buxton, U.S.A. Jake, Sheena, Fritz, Rosie and Tracker. They''re cute. They''re cuddly. They''re frisky. And they just can''t stay out of trouble! Jake, Sheena, Tracker, and Fritz are on the trail of their new friend, a puppy named Rosie, who has headed off to the big, scary city to find her lost owner. Will the puppies find Rosie before the dog pound catches them all?

When Dana''s dog Jake escapes from the house during a fierce hurricane, Dana, her cousing Tyler, and their friend Carter brave gale winds, torrential rains, and deadly flooding to rescue Jake and a tiny kitten that they find stranded at a deserted lighthouse. Original.

Andrew, Belinda, Sam, and Robert are on their way to the Saturday matinee -- only they''re not bringing their ghostly friend Alice! But when the kids get to the old theater, strange things start happening: the lights flicker on and off, the sound gets louder, then softer. Suddenly, the monster on the screen reaches right into the audience! Is it just Alice playing a mean prank, or is the old theater really crawling with ghosts?

The third, simpleton brother helps an old man in the woods. In return the old man gives the boy a golden goose.

The Sleepover Friends are camping out with their class in a local park, planting trees, picking up litter, caring for orphaned animals, and sharing a cabin with their peculiar classmate Bitsy Barton.

Kate''s Birthday is coming up, and the Sleepover Friends want to make it really special. They decide to throw Kate a surprise party. What a mistake! Lauren, Stephanie, and Patti have to keep all kinds of secrets from the Birthday Girl. Pretty soon they''re almost ignoring her. Kate''s not suspicious-she''s just mad! Maybe a surprise party is more trouble than it''s worth!

It''s the Sleepover Friends'' turn to be exchange students with their new friends at Walden Elementary for a week, and everyone''s looking forward to the reunion. There''s plenty to do out in the country-lots of clean air, good food . . . and Sleepovers, too! Then Kate discovers that the girl she''s staying with has four brothers and sisters who are total terrors. They''re rude and rowdy, and they love to make a mess . . . out of her things! Poor Kate-this is one Sleepover exchange she''d like to change back!

They''re cute. They''re cuddly. They''re frisky. And they just can''t stay out of trouble! Jake uncovers a giant bone while playing at the lake with his puppy friends. All he can think about is what fun he''ll have gnawing on it. He sneaks it home and stashes it in a safe place: the vegetable patch under Mr. Casey''s prize pumpkin. Then someone from the Natural History Museum arrives to investigate, and the pups find out that their bone may be more than just a big snack!

Charles Rat and his friend Miranda have planned to go on a picnic, but Charles thinks of many other things to do along the way.

Mandrake the Magician dresses all in black, wears a mask, and is putting the Sleepover Friends'' party entertainment business out of business. Who is Mandrake? Stephanie is convinced that if they just find out, the Sleepover Friends can do a little magic of their own . . . but finding out the answer is harder than they thought. Because whoever the magnificent Mandrake is, he-or she-doesn''t want anyone else to know!

When Robot, a talking pet rabbit, accompanies Jason and his family on a visit to the Watsons'' farm, he quickly makes a new enemy, Salem the goat.

Lauren thinks the new girl in town, Ginger Kinkaid, is really neat-from her movie-star-sounding name to her sophisticated southern drawl. And she and Ginger have so much in common! They both love the color blue, prefer math to history, and think TV star Kevin DeSpain is the cutest man alive. But Kate and Stephanie aren''t impressed with Ginger. In fact, they think she''s a total fake, who''ll say or do anything to win a friend. Are Lauren''s Sleepover Friends being unfair? Or is Ginger trying a bit too hard to become Lauren''s best-and only-friend?

Moving into a big old family with their family, young readers stumble upon a mysterious old cape in the attic that gives the wearer the power of invisibility.

Roxie Roper and Ross McArdle know everything about the Double R Dude Ranch. So when someone steals Annabelle and Brownie-their favorite horses-Roxie and Ross are sure they can solve the mystery. Ross thinks it''s someone on the Double R. But Roxie loves the ranch hands, and she can''t believe any of them could be robbers. So who stole the horses? Join Roxie and Ross as they uncover the deepest secrets of the Wild West!

There''s a new science teacher at Riverhurst Elementary, Mr. Quincy Talbot. He''s tall and blond and handsome-a real Q.T. Pie, as the Sleepover Friends nickname him. Then they find out that Q.T. Pie expects them to dissect animals. Yuck! Patti says it''s a necessary part of science, but Lauren can''t stand the thought, and refuses to do it. Suddenly Lauren finds herself leading a SAVE THE FROG crusade. And before she knows what''s happening, she''s fighting for other causes, too, like school dances, gym equipment, and three kinds of milk shakes in the cafeteria. Has Lauren gone off the deep end?