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Kendall and Kyleah
Kendall and Kyleah
Kendall and Kyleah
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Kendall and Kyleah, separated by divorcing parents when they were only four, each wonder if the other is still alive. After many setbacks and hardships in their young lives, They are happy and thriving in their respective foster homes. Kendall lives on the west coast with his dog, Storm, and his foster mother, Lani, the woman who has been like a rescuing angel to him. Kyleah has adjusted well to the foster family on a small farm in Kansas, that she once ran away from. As the twins approach their 13th birthdays and ninth year apart, they have nearly given up hope of finding each other. When disasters strike, and their lives are spun into turmoil once again, fate seems to be driving them toward one another.

Follow each twin’s earlier hair-raising scrapes and adventures in Kendall’s Storm, and Kyleah’s Tree. Each book of this trilogy may be enjoyed as a read-alone or as a series.

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Release dateAug 18, 2012
ISBN9781937849061
Kendall and Kyleah
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Janet Muirhead Hill

Janet Muirhead Hill is the author of thirteen published novels for children ages 8-18. She co-authored curriculum units to adapt the novels for use in classrooms and home schools.Hill has presented many writing and publishing workshops across the state and in Colorado and Oregon. She is available to present workshops to fit one, two, three, four, or five days of instruction depending on the needs and time schedules of her sponsors and students. She has conducted many one-day school visits in Montana and Colorado, and has plans for longer residencies. She wrote and published comprehensive workbooks for use with her three, four, and five-day writing workshops. She is listed in the Artist's Registry of the Montana Arts Council.Her published children’s and young adult novels include the award-winning Miranda and Starlight series of eight (soon to be nine) books, Danny’s Dragon, a Story of Wartime Loss, winner of the Eric Hoffer Award, and a trilogy about twins, separated at a young age and searching for each other. Kyleah’s Tree, a finalist for both the High Plains Book Award and USA Book News, Best Book Award, is the the girl twin's story. It's companion novel, Kendall's Storm, silver medal winner of the Moonbeam Award, is the boy twin's story. Kendall and Kyleah, is the third book of the series completes their story. Her book, Call Me Captain has been renamed, The Body in the Freezer, and is a story about a 13-year-old rich kid who is both smart, and smart-mouthed searching for his place in the world—and finding when forced to "volunteer" in a homeless shelter.Hill calls the writing she does “true fiction,” because, she says, “My goal is to tell the truth about the human experience, its dilemmas, natural responses, and emotions through fictional characters; characters children relate to; characters who will help them better understand themselves, giving them comfort and encouragement in their own lives.”Ms. Hill spends much of her free time enjoying the outdoors, her horses, and most of all her family, which includes eight grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. She writes and publishes from her home office in rural Montana near the Madison River.

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