Most Popular Books by Susan Saunders

Because Sara has a kind face, Wales, a talking donkey who claims he is an enchanted prince, asks her for help in breaking the spell.

The menopause is a time of change, of unexpected health challenges, of rollercoaster emotions and unprecedented shifts in how we feel physically and emotionally. But we can emerge wiser than before, and stronger than we know. The decade after the average menopause transition, from our 50s to 60s, is the most important for a woman''s health. We are ageing in an environment that doesn''t nurture midlife women and the reproductive hormones which protected our health for so long have waned. But this is also an opportunity to power ahead, to decide who we are and how we want to live as we face the future. There are huge positives post-menopause: it''s time to create the adventures - large and small - we want in our lives. The decisions, and choices, we make now will define how we age. And the foundation for this? Our health, physical and mental. In The Power Decade, health coach and age-well advocate Susan Saunders presents a comprehensive guide to wellness for women in their 50s and 60s. She interviews medical experts and reveals stories of inspiring women who are powering up post-menopause. Also included are impactful, practical tips - on mindset, meals and movement - so you can create your own power decade. Susan talks to experts about all areas of a woman''s life and looks at: *What''s happening in your body post-menopause *What is good nutrition post-menopause? *How to exercise post-menopause *How to get your mindset on track to create your Power Decade *How to get motivated for the best possible health

A new baby in the family compounds Sara''s already shaky problem of identity as a twin in a growing family, and her town''s 150th anniversary celebration further complicates things as her fifth grade club competes with a rival club to win the most prizes.

A great book for horse lovers.

The unfriendly ghost of Spirit Lake has a score to settle with Alice, the Black Cat Club''s ghostly member.

Sheena loves playing with her puppy pals -- chasing water rats and eating croissants at the Main Street Bakery. But now she has to spend her mornings with Amber, a prissy poodle who doesn''t seem to know a thing about being a real puppy. Is Sheena doomed to spend her days sleeping on couches and having her nails painted with this sissy little fuzzball forever?

They''re cute. They''re cuddly. They''re frisky. And they just can''t stay out of trouble! The top-secret cake recipe for the annual bake-off has been stolen! Tracker is on the case, using his nose as his guide. He leads his puppy friends on a wild chase, sniffing all the way. The pups are soon hot on the trail of the missing recipe. Will they catch the burglar before he steals first prize at the bake-off, too?

In their latest adventure, the club is looking for Robert''s family legend, Cousin Jedediah-a blood thirsty pirate.

Choose Your Own Adventure #6.

Patti may have to move away when her parents are offered teaching jobs at the university in Alaska, and although she looks forward to the sleepover being held in her honor, she wonders if it will be the last one.

Every young reader can join Cousin Stevie in causing a chemistry set to go crazy and fill the house with bubbling green slime, in an adventure with several possible outcomes.

At this week''s sleepover, the friends take a quiz in Teen Topics magazine called, "Are You Nice? Or Not?" But when they add up their points, Stephanie discovers she''s failed! Is she really as insensitive and selfish as the article says? Stephanie sets out to prove just how caring she can be-even if it means helping her mother clean the kitchen, volunteering at the local recycling center, and sitting with boring Karla Stamos at lunch. The Sleepover Friends can''t figure out what''s happened to the Stephanie they used to know. And soon Stephanie begins to wonder if all this niceness is really worth it!

The Sleepover Friends are going to be in a wedding! Patti''s Uncle Nick and their substitute teacher, Ms. Chipley, are getting married, and the girls will be junior bridesmaids. They pick out a dress and excitedly await the big day. Meanwhile, the girls come up with another matchmaking scheme-involving the mysterious owner of a 1942 Riverhurst High School ring they''ve found and Lauren''s grumpy neighbor, Mr. Winkler, also a ''42 graduate. But suddenly, Stephanie starts acting strange. She avoids her friends, and won''t tell them what''s wrong. Is there another wedding in the works-for Stephanie''s Nana?

When her parents begin acting secretively, Stephanie fears the worst, while her best friend, Kate, thinks it means a surprise for Stephanie.

The Sleepover Friends are going on a "dig" with their class! Scientists from a nearby town have uncovered some valuable old artifacts, and they''ve asked the kids from Riverhurst to help out with the digging. Stephanie isn''t thrilled about crawling around in the dirt, but Kate thinks it sounds like fun. Who knows what they might find? The boys in 5B want to dig up a skeleton. Stephanie hopes to find something more useful-like jewelry. But poor Lauren''s been having a bad week. She''s sure the dig will be a disaster, too-until she finds real treasure!

While at a special conference at a nearby college, shy Patti discovers that Lauren went behind her back and entered Patti''s essay in a contest, and now the award-winning girl must read it in front of hundreds of students.