Best Selling Books by Marilyn Kaye

Amy enters a world where everyone is a clone but even perfection has its flaws.

Gifted Volume 2: Ken, Tracey, Carter by Marilyn Kaye About the Series Meadowbrook Middle School is an ordinary school with ordinary students-except for the Nine. These students look like the others, but they''re not. You could call it a skill, a talent or a disadvantage, but each of these students is unique - they''re gifted. FINDERS KEEPERS When Ken has an accident on the football field he starts hearing ghostly voices. It''s not something he would have asked for, but it seems there''s nothing he can do about it. When he gets an anonymous note inviting him to a séance, he''s so convinced by the medium that he wants to tell her his secret. Only his gifted classmates can stop him from pouring his heart out and save him from terrible danger. NOW YOU SEE ME Tracy and the rest of the Gifted class are getting suspicious that there''s a spy in their midst. But who? The chief suspect is queen-of-mean Amanda, who''s started acting out of character and volunteering in the school office. Tracey and Jenna join forces—and gifts—to try to find out more. But when mind-reader Jenna is framed for a crime she didn''t commit and sent to an institution, Tracey is on her own. Using her ability to become invisible, Tracey searches for answers and finds out more than she bargained for. SPEAK NO EVIL Nobody knows anything about Carter— not even his real name. For some reason, he''s been put in the Gifted class, maybe because no one knows what else to do with him. He never speaks, but the other students suspect that—like them—there''s something going on behind Carter''s blank stare. What they don''t know is that it''s something dangerous.

A high school class emerges from a basement classroom and discovers that they are not alone in the universe and that their new reality is mysterious, more advanced and far more terrifying.

Having split into a rebel faction en route to California, where they hope to discover the source of mysterious e-mail messages, a group of teens realizes that the future of the human race may depend on their ability to negotiate with alien forces. Original.

Twenty-five high school seniors emerge from their basement geometry class to an eerie silence in a deserted school. Outside, empty buildings, stores, restaurants, and abandoned cars line once crowded streets. Stunned disbelief is followed by alarm, curiosity, sorrow, and the horrifying realization that, for better or worse, they have inherited the Earth.

When Bo and Jill manage opposing softball teams, all they do is argue. It takes a new kid to show the After-School Club that teamwork is much more fun than taking sides.

Arriving home from summer camp, eleven-year-old Phoebe disappointedly finds everything has changed--the living room furniture is new, her mother has a job, and her best friends have become interested in boys--and then she begins to grow up in her own way when she leads a protest against book banning in the library.

When Jeff Russell asks junior Jade Barrow to be part of the team doing a story on teen drug abuse, Jade soon finds herself back together with her old boyfriend, who is himself a drug user. Original.

Because Debra Lewis is facing a campaign of harassment after rumors circulate about her supposed romance with her white study partner, Steve Nowiki, her best friend, Sharon Delaney, plans an on-the-air confrontation about the school''s racial tensions. Original.

Van Go Lion''s studio is so messy that his friends have to clean it up in order to find the painting of them he made for Mayor Ben''s birthday present.

Miss Piggy, frightened by reports of a gorilla on the loose, calls for Kermit''s help every time she thinks she sees the gorilla.

Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley investigate an outdoor maze to see if it is haunted. When they confront a ghost, they return to find out if the ghost is real.

Cat, Josie, and Becka were the oldest orphans at the Willoughby Hall Home for Children. When they were all adopted by Annie and Ben Morgan, they thought their dreams had come true . . . but have they? None of them imagined that being a daughter (and a sister) could be so hard! Becka''s trying too hard to fit in. Cat isn''t trying at all. And Josie thinks this family just can''t last-so she wants to dump her! Was life as an orphan better after all? Read about the adventures of Cat, Josie, and Becka, three orphan sisters learning to become a family, in this funny, touching, and exciting series.