Rudbeckia hirta (Black-Eyed Susan) Wildflower Seeds

December 19, 2004: A young girl is driven to solarity. No longer does she eat, walk, talk or even sleep. She lives in a place where love is a stranger. Her only comfort is her pink cloud. Here no one is able to harm her. Here is where she arrives her only happiness. Her mother believes her problem is just a stage that young girls venture into. She believes that Suzie only does it for attention. Suzie's uncle Eliot, whom is rarely around, senses that his niece needs some help. Suzie...

This vivacious picture book gives an engaging Western slant to the familiar tale of ``The Princess and the Pea.'' When Farethee Well, ``a young woman of bodacious beauty,'' inherits her father's considerable estate, a parade of men seek the comely lass's hand in marriage. But the savvy Texan has a foolproof method for screening her suitors--she places a black-eyed pea beneath each man's saddle blanket, knowing that a true cowboy, sensing such an irritant, will ``bruise like the petals of a desert...

Overachiever Jayne Thompson is one busy girl. When she is not studying to maintain her 100% average, competing on the tennis court, or busy with one of her many other extracurricular activities, she is trying to keep her 14-year-old sister out of trouble. It seems Jayne would never be able to hold it together without her trusty cell phone, but it is her automatic response to that same phone that triggers the event that causes everything to change. Speeding to practice and checking the caller ID on...