With a keen eye for detail and sharp irony, this author delves into the world of the rich and famous. Her works, full of unexpected twists and deep psychological complexity, reveal the hidden desires and vulnerabilities of those who seem to have it all. By observing affluent lifestyles, Victoria Ashton focuses on universal human emotions and relationships.
Sixteen-year-old Adrienne Lewis is in charge of eight-year-old Emma Warner, the youngest member of the snooty Warner family. But worst of all is Emma's beautiful seventeen-year-old half sister, Cameron, whose reputation as a wild girl, a liar, and a user is known to everyone .
"The Little Girl Who Lost Her Sleep" is a charming children's book about an adventurous girl named Katie. She has lost her sleep and dares to go beyond her house on a quiet adventure to find it! When Katie becomes lost herself, she meets an intelligent owl who guides her back home and shares wisdom on how to find her sleep.This beautifully illustrated story brings imaginative characters to life – such as a beautiful cat, a charming old turtle, and a chatty rabbit. Filled with creativity, life lessons, and plenty of heart, this is the perfect bedtime story and a must-read for early elementary age children.
Is it possible to be too rich? When there's a debutante party that everybody who's anybody will be at, what's a girl to do? Sneak into it, of course! Liz Braun and Adrienne Lewis return in this second novel about the agonizing trials, embarrassing tribulations, and wild parties involved with being a teenage nanny. These two girls-next-door have seen it all-and have the Valentino dresses and broken hearts to prove it. Victoria Ashton's irresistible peek into the outrageous life of the elite and wealthy is full of glamour, fun, and intrigue.