Blue eyes better

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

When her older brother is killed in an accident, ten-year-old Tessa and her parents find it difficult to overcome their grief and return to living normally.

Blue Eyes Better

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

The Kenton year

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

After the death of her father, nine-year-old Mandy and her mother move to Kenton, Vermont, where they finally learn to relinquish the past and begin a new life.

One April vacation

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

Nine-year-old Kate, sure she will die in one week because she has pulled out a nose hair, decides to make her last week a good one.

Callie's Way

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

Callie has always felt like a misfit in her family but her friendship with an elderly, bedridden woman helps her sort out some of the confusion she feels about her family and herself.

Steps in time

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

Spending the summer on an island off the coast of Maine, sixteen-year-old Evan grows closer to her grandmother and gains new maturity and self-confidence.

Stories from the big chair

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

Molly tells her parents seven stories about herself and her younger sister, recounting one story for each day of the week.

Home by five

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

Although Rosie knows that she has to be home by five o'clock, there are many fascinating sights to delay her on the way.

Goodbye, Mitch

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur

A young boy describes how he feels when the family cat dies.

Des yeux si bleus

By Ruth Wallace Brodeur