Books like The impossible Christmas present by Bonnie Compton Hanson

The Grinch tries to stop Christmas from arriving by stealing all the presents and food from the village, but much to his surprise it comes anyway. Could Christmas be more than presents?

The six mean Herdman kids lie, steal, smoke cigars (even the girls) and then become involved in the community Christmas pageant.

**Can Adriane save Stormbringer?** For the Warrior Mage, Adriane, the core of her magic is her bond of friendship with the mistwolf, Stormbringer. So when Stormbringer is lured to the magic world, Adriane follows - right throught the portal! In Aldenmor, Adriane faces the terrifying Dark Sorceress herself - and experiences a different kind of magic when she meets a strange boy with dangeroud secrets. The Warrior Mage will need Emily, the Healer, and Kara, the Blazing Star, as backup if she and Stormbringer are going to survive this battle. **Welcome to a world where magic is real and friendship is everything.**

Three talented authors contribute to a collection of historical holiday romances, in which the heir to an earldom finds love with an innocent, a child bride sets out to seduce her long-time husband, and a pledge of protection by a confirmed bachelor brings two lovers together.

Alice experiences the joys and embarrassments of seventh grade while advising her father and older brother on their love lives.

Candy Apple is a fresh, fun take on fiction for girls: A new line of single titles with pep and pizzazz targeted at the solid middle-grade reader. There are lots of things Callie Singer would like to change about her middle school. But when she finds herself accidentally in the running for student council president, she doesn't take the race too seriously. After all, Brianna Blake --- the most popular girl in school ---- is a shoo-in to win. Then Brianna humiliates Callie in front of the whole school . . . and steals her best friend. Callie may be the underdog, but she's not going down without a fight!

When Princess Bethany’s father, the king, sells one of his best stallions, she insists the animal get the royal treatment. Disguised as Beth Archer, a mere stable hand, she takes him to Happily Inc, California, a quaint wedding destination that’s especially sparkly over the holidays. Rich women have no place on Cade Saunders’s ranch. He wants a down-to-earth girl-next-door type—like Beth Archer. After a few cocoa-flavored kisses by the Christmas tree, Bethany begins to fall for her irresistibly handsome host. But will Cade still want her when he discovers she’s more familiar with a crown than a cowboy hat?

All my life I've heard Cinderella Stories about **a nobody stepping into a starring role at a moment's notice.** ***I never dreamed it would happen to me.*** Maggie Adams lives in a dancer's world--of strained muscles and dirty toe shoes, sacrifices and triumphs, hard work, and tough competition. In her world, her only friends are dancers...Joyce who wisely recognizes the limitation of her dancing ability,...and little Lupe, so afraid of being overweight that she refuses to eat at all. In Maggie's world, there is little time for anything but dance, as her family and her boyfriend come to learn. Her mother spoils her, her father isn't convinced of her talent, and boyfriend can't understand why he doesn't come first in her life. But Maggie--spirited, gifted and determined--will let nothing stand in her way. Before all else, Maggie Adams is a dancer.

On Christmas Eve, Howard Langston is determined to find the Turbo Man doll he has promised his son.

Magda Brodie's world is torn apart when her mother dies in the workhouse two weeks before Christmas. Her wastrel father arranges for her sisters to be sent to their grandparents, her brother to be adopted, and Magda to live with her Aunt Bridget. But her aunt holds a bitter resentment towards her, and Magda's dreams of reuniting her family seem hopeless ...

The lives of three people are changed by an old man who insists that he is Santa Claus.

A Christmas package with two miniature dolls reminds an old lady of the year she and her best friend were thirteen and writing a "romantical" novel.

This is the second title of the series with Michelle as an advice columnist for her school newspaper. Includes a postcard.