A daughter/father collaboration that tells a heartwarming story of a young firefly who learns a valuable lesson in loving others as well as herself.
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Felicity is no stranger to adventure and peril, in her books or real life, so not much surprises her any more.Even if it's a visit from an old enemy But when she sees something that looks suspiciously like smoke in the mountains near her home, Felicity realizes that she'll need to use all her smarts and courage to help her friends.Especially when a group of fire fighters, or as the animals in the Wildwood say, fire stoppers, needs her help
A simply wonderful story about love and loss, moving on, and the importance of family. Felicity at the Cross Hotel is the ideal summer read A quaint old hotel by a lake in the mountains. The Cross Hotel seems like the perfect place for a relaxing summer, and when Felicity Everdene arrives in her old banger of a car, she's looking forward to a quiet break from working in her father's global hotel chain. A few weeks hiking and swimming should restore her. But then Felicity meets the hotel's owner, Patrick Cross.Patrick doesn't know the first thing about running a hotel, but his father has left him the family business in his will, and now Patrick has to take charge, or the staff will lose their jobs. With a missing barmaid, a grumpy chef, and the hotel losing money, the arrival of Felicity Everdene from the notorious Everdene family only adds to Patrick's troubles...This feel good romance will make you cry, make you laugh, and leave you believing in the happy ever after Praise for Felicity at the Cross Hotel: "Totally believable, beautifully developed, and tugs at your heart." Amazon five star review"Helena Fairfax writes feel good romances guaranteed to put a smile on your face " Elaine Everest, Sunday Times bestselling author"What a lovely, lovely story I loved the concept of Felicity as one who lives up to her name by spreading happiness. The attraction between her and Patrick is naturally and convincingly displayed so that I was desperate for them to have a happy ever after ending." Linda Hill. Amazon Top 100 Reviewer
Oliver was an adult baby and unlike most, he got a lot of opportunity to dress up and diaper up as the baby he always wanted to be.One day when Dave, an old friend, rang to see how he was getting on, he spoke not to Oliver, but to Felicity. She told him an impossible tale of how 'Ollie' was now living as a baby. He thought it was a scam or a lie.But it wasn't.Trapped by his own infantile desires, Felicity had indeed, partly turned Oliver into a baby, but how far would she go and how far would he let her? And what would her mother and two sisters say when they discovered that Felicity now had a baby - but not by traditional means?NOTE: This is the 'diaper version' of the nappy book A Baby for Felicity
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Twins Frankie and Tracy Considine are excited to be moving to Leams, Massachusetts to live in their grandmother's beautiful old house. With their mutual thirteenth birthday looming, Tracy and Frankie have much to look forward to...or so they believe.When their beloved dog Muffin disappears, they begin to wonder if the move was so great after all. Tracy's friend, Carol, is distant, odd--but Carol did just turn unlucky thirteen, so she wonders if that's all there is to it. Tracy hears strange sounds coming from the woods that everyone insists is her imagination. Bizarre events begin to occur: Girlfriends turn up with frightening tattoos, a young boy abruptly disappears, and a fortune-teller warns Tracy to be wary of those she normally trusts. Eagerly looking forward to their thirteenth birthday party, she rationalizes away all her doubts while Frankie discovers the town's tragic curse and realizes he and his sister are in grave danger. Either he saves them from an event that's destined to happen, or they'll be the next victims
Hello, my Name is Felicity, What's Yours?
Felicity Rault
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2012
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Felicity and the Magic Thinking Cap
Grace E. M. Wakefield
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2012
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Felicity – Stands By is a delightful, charming set of short stories by Richmal Crompton, following the adventures (and misadventures) of a young woman, Miss Norma Felicity Montague Harborough. Having finished school, Felicity returns to the family seat to live with her grandfather Sir Digby, sufferer of the infamous Harborough gout and the Harborough temper. Always well-meaning and often hapless, Felicity sets about to organize and matchmaker those around her: including rescuing her friend Sheila from the affections (and affectations) of local poet Marmaduke Eltham; joining travelling band ‘The Oranges’; and saving some rather important political papers from the clutches of a thief. Her escapades are a series of witty, warm and entertaining vignettes, sure to enchant anyone who loved the bestselling Just William series.
Felicity – Stands By is a delightful, charming set of short stories by Richmal Crompton, following the adventures (and misadventures) of a young woman, Miss Norma Felicity Montague Harborough. Having finished school, Felicity returns to the family seat to live with her grandfather Sir Digby, sufferer of the infamous Harborough gout and the Harborough temper. Always well-meaning and often hapless, Felicity sets about to organize and matchmaker those around her: including rescuing her friend Sheila from the affections (and affectations) of local poet Marmaduke Eltham; joining travelling band ‘The Oranges’; and saving some rather important political papers from the clutches of a thief. Her escapades are a series of witty, warm and entertaining vignettes, sure to enchant anyone who loved the bestselling Just William series.
Felicity in Marriage: Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice continues ...
C. J. Hill
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Mrs. Bennet has nothing more to wish for. With three daughters married, her business in life is very nearly complete: Mr. Bennet is merely relieved to finally reclaim the peace and quiet of his book-room.Their two eldest daughters, Elizabeth Darcy and Jane Bingley have certainly found felicity in marriage as the ladies of Pemberley and Netherfield, enjoying everything such positions in society command. But the marriage of the youngest Bennet daughter, Lydia, to the unscrupulous but charming George Wickham does not leave her parents or sisters entirely sanguine. If only the couple had not gone so far away - to Newcastle of all places - and Lydia in possession of such an unguarded and imprudent manner, certain only to worsen without her family's steadying influence.Step back inside the delightful world of Pride and Prejudice and Wickham's Wife and join your favorite characters as they continue with their lives and loves. Listen to the gossip; recognize the delights and vexations of early marriage; re-visit old relationships; experience country living, and the excitement of Regency London. The ending of Austen's famous novel is just the beginning
San Francisco, 1971: hippies in the streets, music and revolution in the air. The evening Marek Sumner opened his door to the wild-looking Felicity Powers, he knew nothing would ever be the same again. But even love and passion couldn't keep them together. Forty-three years later, having lived in the world's most dangerous places as a foreign aid worker, Felicity is back, still offering him love, passion, and adventure. But why would Marek risk having his heart broken a second time? Now a well-known author, he loves his calm, solitary life in an isolated farmhouse. He and Felicity are just too different; their relationship could never work. But Felicity is just as fascinating and joyful as ever, and that wonderful sexy magic is still there too. As for love, perhaps it's even deeper and more delightful the second time around.