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Dria could hardly wait for the first day of her senior year in high school. Rob Wayne, the boy next door, was also anticipating a fun year with Dria. Plans change when Dria's wealthy grandmother decides to enter Star Dream in the National Horse Show. A story filled with romance, decisions, and the thrill of riding.

After an eventful year of school and college, a new experience for Josie and Sandra Campbell, the girls find themselves on their way to Haiti, where they are to join their parents and sail the Pakhoi, the family's Chinese junk, to New York.

Tippy Parrish becomes Mrs. Peter Jordon. The young couple adjusts to married life in their new home in Panama.

Josie Campbell's freshman year at Wardham College was quite unlike anything she had experienced in all her sixteen years. Josie plunges into the busy life of the college campus, attempting to make decisions between the security of sorority living and the freedom of remaining an Independent. The story of a young girl learning the importance of "first of all, to thine own self be true."

Sandra Campbell's rather brooding shyness is overcome with the help of Jay Stagliano's understanding and light-hearted persistence. Jay helps Sandra to see her slightly unconventional family (who lives aboard the Chinese junk, Pakhoi) through new eyes. Introductory book of the Campbell Family series!

A Candy Kane story: Candy's father, Major Kane, is overseas. Candy finds adventure in San Marino, California training a race horse named Mister Smith.

Sixteen year old Candy is given a jalopy named Matilda. Candy is grateful to the car's former owner, a young private, yet is less inclined to view him in a romantic light.

The irrepressible, unpredictable Campbell family returns to the United States to live in Wallaceville, the college town where Dr. Campbell had been a professor. Eighteen year old Sandra and fifteen year old Josie find small town life a fascinating novelty. Beautiful Sandra is being courted by handsome and wealthy Jay while the impetuous Josie wins the lead in the school play, falls in love with the leading man and makes her first real friend in Anna Harding McCabe. The youngest Campbell, Tenny, aged ten, also find his place in this wonderful new world.

Book 7 of the Jordon Series. Bitsy must prove that she can make it on her own while Susan must choose between Bobby Parrish and Keith Drayton. The Jordons are a large military family. General Jordon, a widower with two children–Jenifer and Peter–marries a woman who has two daughters–Gwenn and Alice. From this marriage, an additional four children are born: twins, Susan and Neal, Vance, and Bitsy. General Jordon's second wife dies as does the General's brother and sister-in-law. The General's nephew, Donny, then joins the Jordon family creating a family of ten–the General and his ...

At seventeen, Josie Campbell feels everything in her life is moving too fast for her. Unsure of what to do, Josie leaves Indiana to travel to Sea Haven Island to stay with a friend of her older sister Sandra. There she writes the story of her family's vagabond life, The Odd Ones. And there she meets a kindred spirit, Nils, who has also dropped out of college to run his family's boatyard.

The unconventional Campbell family manage to weather a double-barreled revolt in Haiti. The good-natured fifteen-year-old Josie meets a slightly timid and unenthusiastic Scott Maitland who holds up surprisingly well through a series of disturbing events. Josie and her older sister Sandra are each put to the test through circumstances they have never encountered before.

Fourteen year old Cinda Hollister sets out to help her third cousin Paula Marsh. Paula is deeply troubled by her mother's plans to re-marry and Cinda tries to persuade her to accept her new stepfather, Frederick Aldrich. As she plots and plans her strategies, she has plenty of time to enjoy beach parties and many good times with her family and friends. By selling a beloved boat and pooling their savings, the young Hollisters manage to buy their father a second-hand cabin cruiser! Paula sees their unselfishness at work and considers opening her mind and heart to those who love her.

Although Dria hadn't initially wanted to spend her summer vacation at Great-Grandmother's farm in Virginia, she ends up having the happiest summer ever! First, meeting the beautiful colt, Star Dream and learning to ride! Then, having her mother's health restored so that she and her father could join Dria, this was truly a dream come true. Now, if only Star Dream were Dria's very own horse.... An excellent book for all girls, especially those who love horses.

With her head in the clouds yet her feet on the ground, sixteen year old Cinda Hollister dances through this fast-moving story about a fun group of teenagers. Through good times and serious ones, Cinda and her friends fumble with ideas, attitudes and principles, trying their wings, throughout the adventurous task of growing up.

Cinda Hollister is ready for a fun summer, yet has a more serious perspective on life since her freshman year in college. Although she accepts a job as secretary in her father's office, she also finds time for pleasure as she prepares for her brother, Warren's marriage to Melody Ayer. And to add to it all, one of the ushers, Keith Drayton, turns out to be quite attractive and personable... and interested in Cinda! Yet there is enigmatic Paul Banning who still wants Cinda to be his steady girl. An unexpected turn of events makes clear to Cinda that though she has "love to spare," there is ...

The moment Cinda hears that her brother War-Horse and Melody Ayer are planning to elope, she knows that it won't be a dull summer after all. Little did she know that her own romantic difficulties would keep her occupied throughout the summer. Then the Hollister family is thrown into turmoil when Lindsey Hollister announces that he wants to forego college for a career in major league baseball. How will Cinda use her lively personality to see her through the "triple trouble?"

Tippy's memories of her fiance, Army Lieutenant Kenneth Prescott may interfere with her falling in love with Peter Jordon.

Contrary to Parri's hopes and dreams, her parents feel she is too young to embark upon an acting career.

As Parri attempts to help Davy with his problems, the West Point plebe rebuffs his teenaged cousin's efforts. When his roommate, John, goes AWOL Davy realizes that Parri may be the only person who can help.

The moment Cinda Hollister sees her parents in earnest conversation, she senses impending disaster! She is almost relieved when she learns that the problem involves a move to a new neighborhood. Cinda turns what could be a difficult summer into a fun one as she organizes, produces and writes a production for an amateur theater group. Is it possible that she could find herself in the role of actress, as well?