Books like Elizabeth Solves It All by Jamie Suzanne

Quiet by day, dazzling inventor by night, Rosie Revere strives to turn her aunt’s dream of flight into reality—learning that perseverance, not perfection, defines success.

A playful pop‑up work that shows kids reading that mistakes are fine, turning torn, crinkled and smudged paper into creative shapes and images.

When a new student arrives, invisible Brian finally finds his place, showing that kindness and teamwork can bring shy children into the light.

"Sam's love of newsprint clashes with her love for the planet--and her BFF--in a Dear Know-It-All conflict of newsworthy proportions! When Sam hears Cherry Valley Middle School is "going green," she is delighted. Saving the Earth is very important to Sam, plus, she knows she can get a great story out of it. But that's before she finds out one of the environmentally friendly suggestions is to stop printing The Cherry Valley Voice! Who would dare to suggest that the school newspaper be published only online? When she discovers the idea came from her BFF, Hailey, Sam gets even more upset. How will Dear Know-It-All solve this total disagreement?"-- Delighted by her middle school's efforts to promote green initiatives, Sam is dismayed when her best friend, Hailey, suggests that the school transition Sam's beloved newspaper to an online-only format.

Carly Barnett hopes to launch a journalism career at the Oregonian Times, but a lonely‑hearts advice column brings unforeseen romance when she meets skeptical reporter Mark Holbrook.

A determined girl and her dog build a project, face setbacks, and learn that perseverance and perspective are the true keys to success.

Anxiety-stricken Beatrice tries to keep up the facade of perfection as a school talent show contestant, only to make a costly mistake that could ruin everything she's worked so hard to achieve.

A young woman falls deeply in love with a distant Australian furniture designer.

In Edwardian England, columnist Aunt Mabel thwarts a perilous match for the Duchess of Dartware’s son, while 18‑year‑old Sally Blane seeks to win a handsome marquess in fresh disguise.

When exchange student Arthur shares a deep secret with his new friend Elizabeth, the consequences are larger than either expected.

Alzheimer’s threatens the life of famed advice columnist Grace Dorian, forcing her daughter Francine to step into the spotlight, manage the family business, and navigate a growing romantic interest, all while keeping Grace’s condition a secret.

A child learns that a persistent problem can transform into an unexpected gift, revealing courage, strength, and growth while encouraging readers to confront and understand their own challenges.

The Wakefield twins welcome East German gymnasts to their school, sparking friendship and cultural exchange amid the excitement of competitive athletics.