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Cinda Hollister

This series follows a teenage girl navigating the complexities of family dynamics, friendships, and personal growth. The protagonist often finds herself in situations requiring her to mediate interpersonal relationships and balance her own desires with the needs of those around her. The narratives are filled with the joys of summer, beach parties, and memorable times spent with loved ones. It's a coming-of-age story where kindness and empathy become the keys to overcoming challenges and strengthening familial bonds.

Triple Trouble
Big Deal
Fly Away Cinda
Cinda

Recommended Reading Order

  1. 1

    Cinda

    • 196 pages
    • 7 hours of reading

    Fourteen year old Cinda Hollister sets out to help her third cousin Paula Marsh. Paula is deeply troubled by her mother's plans to re-marry and Cinda tries to persuade her to accept her new stepfather, Frederick Aldrich. As she plots and plans her strategies, she has plenty of time to enjoy beach parties and many good times with her family and friends. By selling a beloved boat and pooling their savings, the young Hollisters manage to buy their father a second-hand cabin cruiser! Paula sees their unselfishness at work and considers opening her mind and heart to those who love her.

    Cinda
  2. 2

    Fly Away Cinda

    • 192 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
    3.6(23)Add rating

    With her head in the clouds yet her feet on the ground, sixteen year old Cinda Hollister dances through this fast-moving story about a fun group of teenagers. Through good times and serious ones, Cinda and her friends fumble with ideas, attitudes and principles, trying their wings, throughout the adventurous task of growing up.

    Fly Away Cinda
  3. 3

    Big Deal

    • 192 pages
    • 7 hours of reading
    3.8(16)Add rating

    The moment Cinda Hollister sees her parents in earnest conversation, she senses impending disaster! She is almost relieved when she learns that the problem involves a move to a new neighborhood. Cinda turns what could be a difficult summer into a fun one as she organizes, produces and writes a production for an amateur theater group. Is it possible that she could find herself in the role of actress, as well?

    Big Deal
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