Fiona MacLeod's parents are killed in a Highland raid, and she is sent to live with their enemies, the MacLeods. Fiona falls in love with Ewan MacLeod, the clan's chieftain, and she must choose between her love for him and her loyalty to her clan.
"Grief's Elegy" is a collection of poems about the speaker's journey through grief. The poems explore the speaker's emotions and thoughts as they grapple with their loss. The collection offers a raw and honest look at the grieving process, and ultimately provides comfort and hope to the reader.
This collection of poems deals with the theme of loss in different ways. Some poems explore the feeling of losing something or someone, while others look at the idea of losing oneself. There are also poems about the process of grief and how it can be both painful and healing.
14-year-old Payton's parents die in a plane crash, and she is sent to live with her estranged grandparents. Payton is determined to find out what caused the crash, and with the help of her grandfather, a retired pilot, she begins to piece together the clues.
This collection of poems explores the many facets of life, from the mundane to the profound. The poems offer insights into the human experience, capturing both the joys and sorrows that make up our lives.
Lily's mother doesn't come to read to her one night, so she falls asleep. When she wakes up, she finds that her mother has left her a bedtime story on her pillow. The story is about a little girl who gets lost in a dark forest, but she's eventually led back out by a light.
Jake gets his first motorcycle at sixteen and is excited to ride, but quickly realizes he doesn't know how. With the help of his older brother, Jake begins to learn, but when his brother dies in a motorcycle accident, Jake is left to figure it out on his own. Jake must overcome his fear of riding if he wants to keep his brother's memory alive.