Only grown-ups get divorced, right? It doesn't happen to women in their 20s or 30s - or does it? "The Divorced Girls' Society" is the real-life unfolding of what happens to a formerly married thirty-something when the statistics happen to you. Punctuated with advice from jennifer O'Connell to her best friend, Vicki King, this unique book is the first work that integrates two points of view - the one trying to navigate the heady (but often silly and ridiculous) waters of divorce and the other attempting to balance the roles of cheerleader, cynic and still-married best friend."The Divorced Girls Society" provides practical advice, tough love, and a touch of empathetic girlfriend humour on topics such as: getting through the first 24 hours; going public' with the news to family and friends; working through the five stages of divorce grief; keeping composure during family gatherings and holidays; taking extra care of oneself - and the children; and dating again!

Count back from ten to one with this colorful counting book for beginning readers filled with witches, ghosts, and haunted houses. Original.

The owner of Boston's most popular cake boutique, Lauren Gallagher possesses a unique talent for predicting which marriage will last and which one will fail--based on their wedding cake selection process--until she is faced with a close friend about to tie the knot with Mr. All Wrong. Reprint.

A collection of personal essays by some of today's most popular young adult and women's fiction writers considers the ways in which the books of Judy Blume influenced their emotional, social, and physical developments, in a volume that includes contributions by Meg Cabot, Cara Lockwood, and Megan McCafferty. 50,000 first printing.

Recent divorcée Abby Dunn has sworn off men and the dating market in exchange for building a dating database that ranks underperforming men and offers women effective advice on promoting themselves, until an insider begins to skew her data and threatens to ruin her dating model. Original.

Jane Marlow gets the chance to transform her ordinary, predictable, and responsible life when she discovers that former rock star Teddy Rock is actually their former childhood neighbor Theodore Brockford and that his one-hit wonder twelve years earlier had been a song about her. By the author of Dress Rehearsal. Original.

Sarah, a journalist for Femme magazine, goes undercover to write a critical expose about women desperate enough to go on TV to compete for a man, only to become caught up in the glamorous and romantic world of television. Reprint.

The owner of Boston's most popular cake boutique, Lauren Gallagher possesses a unique talent for predicting which marriage will last and which one will fail--based on their wedding cake selection process--but now she is faced with a close friend about to tie the know with Mr. All Wrong, a former boyfriend and his new fiancée, and wedding cake of her own dreams. By the author of Bachelorette #1. Original.

Ten timid ghosts are visited by Santa Claus and learn what Christmas feels like.