Jenny Benjamin Libros

Heather Finch has buried her husband after years of caretaking post stroke. She now embarks on a writers retreat to rediscover herself and at the same time rediscover her purpose in life.

Jesse Woods, an exceptional student and musician, finds his life upended when his high school is invaded by the Terrians, an alien species with a history of manipulating humanity. Alongside fellow drumline members Kate and Hayden, he is thrust into a perilous quest to recover an ancient artifact crucial for Earth's survival. As they confront formidable foes and personal challenges, the trio must navigate the complexities of friendship and bravery to safeguard their world and loved ones.

Focusing on practical sewing skills, this collection features a variety of projects specifically designed for babies and children. Each project includes detailed patterns and instructions, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced sewers. Ideal for creating thoughtful gifts and essential items, the book encourages creativity while providing essential techniques for crafting delightful clothing and accessories for little ones.

The story picks up ten days after the first book, focusing on Jesse, Kate, and Hayden as they navigate an alien ship in pursuit of the Gelfs who have kidnapped Sofia. Jesse struggles with intense emotions of rage and guilt, which threaten to derail not only his personal mission but also the Triumvirate's goal of achieving peace between Earth and Terria. The tension between personal feelings and the larger mission adds depth to the narrative as the characters confront their challenges.

The book explores Amandla Stenberg's multifaceted career as an actress, musician, writer, and activist, highlighting her rise to fame with her role as Rue in The Hunger Games. It delves into her efforts to use her platform to advocate for social change and inspire others, showcasing her commitment to making a positive impact in the world.

Focusing on Barack Obama's groundbreaking journey, the book explores his rise as the first African American president and the obstacles he overcame along the way. It delves into his vision for leadership and the ongoing impact he aims to create, highlighting his commitment to inspiring others to enact positive change in their communities and beyond.

As a sixth-grader, Marley Dias started a campaign to help make sure girls of all races have access to books that feature main characters who look like them. She also went on to write a book of her own. Learn more about how she is making a difference for other young girls!