Most Popular Books by Susan Saunders

With the secret potion your garden is growing and won''t stop.

Dorothy and her friends, the Tin Woodman, the Scarecrow, and Jack Pumpkinhead, travel across Oz in search of the young wizard who stole Princess Ozma''a Magic Belt.

Cassie and Hillary vie with each other for the privilege of riding Birchwood Stable''s new Lipizzan horse in an important horse show.

A great book for horse lovers.

You and your friend, Rodney, are exploring the Tower of London when you are thrown into a dungeon. To get out, you have to make the right choices.

Based on a true childhood experience between the author and her Grandma, this playful story explores trying new foods and using your imagination. This book features original watercolor artwork by the author.

The Age-Well Project dived deep into the science of ageing well, and authors Annabel and Susan explained how they overhauled their own lives to prioritise healthy longevity. In The Age-Well Plan, Susan draws on almost a decade of extensive research into healthy longevity and her experience as a health coach to give you the tools you need to live your own age-well life. Her simple, clear and easy-to-follow six-week plan will show you how to make changes -- small and large -- to support healthy ageing, and prioritise the changes most appropriate for your body, lifestyle and circumstances. The first week of the plan guides you to understand your goals as you age and explains how to evaluate your current health and risk factors, in order to devise a bespoke plan for your body and brain. The subsequent weeks focus on the key elements of healthy ageing -- diet, exercise, sleep, engagement and the environment -- to help you build a personalised plan that will kickstart your age-well life.

The unfriendly ghost of Spirit Lake has a score to settle with Alice, the Black Cat Club''s ghostly member.

When nine-year-old Sam Quirk and several friends decide to form a ghost-hunting club, their first adventure leads them from the cemetery to the town''s new library.

Kate, Lauren, and Stephanie have each volunteered to host an exchange student. But when their guests arrive, nothing goes as planned.

Patti may have to move away when her parents are offered teaching jobs at the university in Alaska, and although she looks forward to the sleepover being held in her honor, she wonders if it will be the last one.

Choose Your Own Adventure #6.

Every young reader can join Cousin Stevie in causing a chemistry set to go crazy and fill the house with bubbling green slime, in an adventure with several possible outcomes.

Charles Rat and his friend Miranda have planned to go on a picnic, but Charles thinks of many other things to do along the way.

When a huge oil spill spells environmental disaster for the Atlantic coast, twelve-year-old Dana and her parents join forces with local commercial fishermen to save the area''s sea creatures.

The Sleepover Friends are camping out with their class in a local park, planting trees, picking up litter, caring for orphaned animals, and sharing a cabin with their peculiar classmate Bitsy Barton.

The Sleepover riends are spending pring break with Patti''s Uncle Mick in Florida. But strange things are happening--furniture is disappearing from the house, eerie lights glow in the middle of the night, and strange intruders frighten the girls. The townspeople say the cabin is haunted. Could it be true?

This weekend, the Sleepover Friends are off to a special conference at a nearby college. It will be so much fun, living in a dorm and meeting lots of other kids. Then shy Patti learns she''ll have to read her award-winning essay-in front of hundreds of students! And when she finds out that it was Lauren who entered her in the essay contest, Patti''s not only terrified, she''s furious! But the Sleepover Friends'' troubles have just begun. They have to share their dorm room with nasty Jenny Carline and obnoxious Ginger Kinkaid. And then they find that a practical joker is out to get them! What next?

Moving into a big old family with their family, young readers stumble upon a mysterious old cape in the attic that gives the wearer the power of invisibility.

Ein spannendes Abentuerspiel mit unterschiedlichen Handlungsabläufen zum Selberlösen. Jede der Wahlmöglichkeiten eröffnet ein neues Abenteuer. Du entscheidest selbst.

Lauren takes an afterschool job at an antique store to earn some money. So she''s upset to discover that nasty Ginger Kinkaid is working right next door. Lauren doesn''t want to have anything to do with her. But before Lauren realizes it, she and the Sleepover Friends are caught up in Ginger''s life-much more than they''d like to be. Ginger is acting very strangely: she''s ignoring her best friend, Christy, and sharing secrets with Patti. Is Ginger out to make Patti her new best friend? Not if the Sleepover Friends can help it!

Stephanie has had it with her baby brother and sister. All they do is sleep, cry, and eat-but for some reason everyone thinks they''re adorable. Kate knows exactly how she feels, since she has to put up with her own little sister, Melissa the Monster. But then the Sleepover Friends notice something strange is going on. Stephanie starts spending a lot of time with Melissa-styling her hair, taking her shopping for clothes, teaching her how to dance. And Kate wants to know why Stephanie is suddenly trying to be the perfect big sister-to her little sister!

When her parents begin acting secretively, Stephanie fears the worst, while her best friend, Kate, thinks it means a surprise for Stephanie.

The Sleepover Friends are off to Crab Island for a weekend with Stephanie''s grandmother. There''s a festival going on, with all sorts of contests. But when the girls meet the Tyler twins-two bratty fifth-grade boys-they know they''ve got some serious competition. Then Kate, Lauren, and Stephanie begin to notice something strange. Every time they turn around, Patti is missing. Is she just trying to avoid the twins? Or is something else bothering her? The girls will have to find out if they want to win.

Kate''s parents have invited some old friends to stay with them for a week, including their thirteen-year-old son, Denny. Kate''s sure he''ll be stuck up, just like all seventh-grade boys. Stephanie happens to like older boys-Donald Foster in particular. But with beautiful, popular Michelle Olson after him, Stephanie doesn''t have a chance. So why not fix up Michelle with Denny? First the Sleepover Friends must make him over into the kind of guy Michelle would like. But suddenly Kate seems to be jealous-has she decided that a certain seventh-grade boy isn''t so bad after all?

CHILDREN''S BOOKS/AGES 9-12

The Sleepover Friends are ready for some wild west adventure when they go on vacation at a dude ranch in Arizona with Stephanie''s grandmother. But then Kate starts acting strange . . . like making excuses not to get involved with all the fun activities at the ranch. And she''s not the only mystery person around. What is it about fellow guest Keith Foley? He''s so unfriendly! He never smiles, either. So why is Kate always defending him? Stephanie, Patti, and Lauren can''t believe it. Does Kate have a crush on Keith?