The Girl in the Tower

Praise for "The Bridge from Me to You" Praise for "Frosting and Friendship" A Utah Beehive Award Nominee-Kids will find it easy to root for determined Violet as she sets out to secure her family's freedom. . . her courage and hope light up the pages of this sweetly quaint fairy tale.---Publishers Weekly-Recommended for fans of fairy tales and modern Disney princesses.- --School Library Journal A Utah Beehive Award Nominee"Kids will find it easy to root for determined Violet as she sets out to secure her family's freedom. . . her courage and hope light up the pages of this sweetly quaint fairy tale."--Publishers Weekly"Recommended for fans of fairy tales and modern Disney princesses." --School Library Journal "Kids will find it easy to root for determined Violet as she sets out to secure her family's freedom. . . her courage and hope light up the pages of this sweetly quaint fairy tale."--Publishers Weekly"Recommended for fans of fairy tales and modern Disney princesses." --School Library Journal "Kids will find it easy to root for determined Violet as she sets out to secure her family s freedom. . . her courage and hope light up the pages of this sweetly quaint fairy tale." "Publishers Weekly""Recommended for fans of fairy tales and modern Disney princesses." "School Library Journal"" "Recommended for fans of fairy tales and modern Disney princesses." "School Library Journal" Lovely in its details. "Kirkus Reviews on The Bridge from Me to You" Filled with grace, wisdom and bittersweet wonder, "The Bridge from Me to You" beautifully captures the aches and joys of family, love and friendship. You'll want to hug this book. "Lindsey Leavitt, author of Going Vintage and The Chapel Wars, on The Bridge from Me to You" Full of big dreams and even bigger heart, "The Bridge from Me to You" is a beautifully told story of love, family and football. "Jennifer E. Smith, author of The Geography of You and Me and The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight, on The Bridge from Me to You" Schroeder addresses friendship dilemmas familiar to preteen readers as Lily struggles to reconcile her yearning to fit in with the need to be herself. "Kirkus Reviews on Frosting and Friendship" it's the short chapters and simple diction that keep the plot cooking. Readers will be drawn to the well-delineated, quirky Lily. They'll empathize with her, ponder her dilemma, and cheer her on to make the right decisions. "School Library Journal on Frosting and Friendship""