Kristine L. Franklin Books

Eclipse

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When Trina's father falls into a severe depression after losing his job and her mother becomes pregnant at forty-eight, Trina faces a difficult summer even with the help of her good friend Miranda.

Nerd no more

By Kristine L. Franklin

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Wiggie Carter gets himself into real trouble because he tries desperately to be a cool kid instead of a nerd with a mom who hosts a TV science show.

Lone wolf

By Kristine L. Franklin

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When a large family moves into the house near where he and his father live in the woods, Perry's friendship with the oldest girl helps him come to terms with his sister's death and his parents' div...

When the Monkeys Came Back

By Robert Roth, Kristine L. Franklin

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No Paine No Gaine

By Kristine L. Franklin

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Eclipse

By Kristine Franklin

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Lone Wolf

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Cuss

By Kristine L. Franklin

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Lone Wolf

By Kristine L. Franklin

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Nerd No More

By Kristine L. Franklin, John Ward

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