Tracilyn George

Elowen Hartley built a brand on radical vulnerability, curated chaos, and aesthetically filtered self-discovery. To her millions of followers, she's a truth-teller. A digital siren for the soul-searching generation. The poster child for healing-sponsored by herbal tea and pastel affirmation cards.But when the performance starts to blur with the person, Elowen begins to question everything: the movement she started, the persona she sold, and the truth buried beneath her monetized identity.From yogurt uprisings and teenage micro-rebellions to corporate boardrooms selling salvation by the jar, Reflections May Vary is a razor-sharp satire of influencer culture, intergenerational myth-making, and the business of becoming yourself-for public consumption.When your life is a story, who owns the narrative?And when the hashtags fade, who's left behind the filter?Hilarious, biting, and unexpectedly tender, Tracilyn George's latest novel is a coming-of-age tale for the self-branded and emotionally exhausted.

Yasmin yawned all day, every day. She yawned from the moment she woke up until the time she went to sleep. She didn't know why she was always yawning, but she yawned a lot She even yawned in her sleep.

Join Riley, a spirited young basketball enthusiast, on a heartwarming journey of finding friendship and fun on the basketball court. Despite his love for the game, Riley faces a challenge when his family is too busy to join him for a game of hoops. Feeling a bit down, Riley's father comes to the rescue with a surprise plan that changes everything.

Sophia loved having stuffed animals. She had a Noah's Ark full of them and she hugged all of them every chance she could. Sophia's stuffies were the best way to brighten her day because they always made her happy.

Zachary loved pirates. He had so much fun pretending to be a pirate. He often dressed up in his pirate costume and pretend to be a swashbuckler. He even sang pirate songs while play fighting with his sword.

Xavier was a child who was excited about everything and everyone. He became excited about little things. He became excited about big things. It didn't matter what happened or who he met; Xavier became excited about it.

No matter where Sam went, he always sneezed He thought he was allergic to everything. Even his parents believed he was allergic to more than just dust Sam was so frustrated with his sneezing because he couldn't enjoy anything

Virginia loved anything dealing with numbers. She loved all kinds of math, including algebra and geometry. She even loved accounting, and trying to balance her debits to her credits. Virginia even loved basic math problems.

Yolanda saw a juggler and wanted to learn how to do it. Her father signed her up for lessons and she soon learned to juggle three balls. Once she was confident, she showed her parents what she could do.

Winnie had a secret she wanted to share with her parents, but she was afraid of how they would react. She knew how others had been treated by family members and hoped it wouldn't happen to her.

Taylor took a tantrum whenever he thought he could. He loved causing a scene wherever he went He also didn't enjoy when he couldn't get what he wanted. It didn't stop him from trying to get his own way

Tara had a deep fascination with history, and in school, she eagerly absorbed stories of explorers like Christopher Columbus and Marco Polo. She also learned about the Mi'kmaq and many other historical figures and events. Discovering the origins of Canada filled her with a sense of joy and pride.

In a world filled with warmth and affection, Kinley has a special way of spreading love. From her family to friends, her gentle gestures bring smiles to everyone she meets. Join Kinley on a heartwarming journey that celebrates the simple joy of showing how much we care. Perfect for readers of all ages, this delightful story reminds us that love is the most beautiful gift of all.

Embark on an educational journey with Merle and his classmates as they delve into the wonders of the world's most iconic mountains in their geography class. Captivated by the beauty and history of these towering giants, they dream of one day witnessing them firsthand.

Brittany wanted a polar bear for her birthday. She knew Aunt Traci lived in the arctic and could get her a baby one for her big day. She asked her mother to call Aunt Traci so she could put in her special request.