Claire LaZebnik Bücher

Perfekte Sommer- und FerienlektüreHeute weiß Anna, dass der Kuss damals in der Neunten eine letzte Chance war – bevor Finn sich aus dem Staub machte, der schlaksige, zu kurz geratene (und unglaublich nette) Junge, in den sie sich heimlich, still und leise verknallt hatte … sehr heimlich sogar, denn nie im Leben hätte Anna vor ihren Freundinnen zugegeben, dass sie mit einem Nerd geht. Doch nun, vier Jahre später, ist Finn plötzlich zurück in L. A.! Der unbeholfene Streber von einst hat sich zum attraktiven Mädchenschwarm gemausert und macht klar, dass er nichts mehr mit ihr zu tun haben will. Anna versucht, sich einzureden, dass Finn ihr egal ist – ganz im Gegensatz zu ihren BFFs, die plötzlich Feuer und Flamme sind …

Während andere aufregende Ferien genießen, jobbt Franny bei ihrer Tante und näht Kostüme, anstatt selbst auf der Bühne zu stehen. Aber man muss die Dinge positiv sehen – so wie die Anproben mit ihrem supersüßen Langzeit-Schwarm Alex. Nur ist der offenbar so gar nicht interessiert. Wie gut, dass es da noch Harry gibt, der sich für unverfängliche Flirtproben geradezu anbietet ...

This comprehensive guide offers practical strategies and insights for managing symptoms associated with autism spectrum disorder. It includes the latest research and updated techniques to support individuals on the spectrum, emphasizing a holistic approach that encompasses behavioral, dietary, and therapeutic interventions. The revised edition aims to empower readers with knowledge and tools to enhance quality of life and foster better understanding and communication.

"Growing Up on the Spectrum" is a comprehensive guide for supporting teens with autism, authored by Lynn Koegel and Claire LaZebnik. It addresses key parental concerns, offering practical strategies for navigating adolescence, relationships, and educational success, serving as a valuable resource for parents, therapists, and educators.

Meet Chloe Mitchell, a popular Los Angeles girl who's decided that her older sister, Ivy, who's on the autism spectrum, could use a boyfriend.

Despite her name, Keats Sedlak is the sanest person in her large, nutty family of brilliant eccentrics. Her parents, both brainy academics, are barely capable of looking after themselves, let alone anyone else, and her two uber-intelligent siblings live on their own planets. At least she can count on one person in her life, her devoted boyfriend Tom. Down-to-earth and loving, he's the one thing that's kept Keats grounded for the last decade. But when Keats's mother makes a surprise announcement, the entire family is sent into a tailspin. For the first time, Keats can't pick up the pieces by herself. Now she must reevaluate everything she's ever assumed about herself and her family--and make the biggest decision of her life.

A girl renowned for her intelligence and insight finds her perceptions challenged when she meets a guy who defies her expectations. As she navigates her feelings and assumptions, the story explores themes of love, self-discovery, and the complexities of human relationships. The narrative delves into the tension between knowledge and emotion, prompting readers to question whether certainty can ever truly encompass the unpredictability of personal connections.

Will Elise’s love life be an epic win or an epic fail? At Coral Tree Prep in Los Angeles, who your parents are can make or break you. Case in point: As the son of Hollywood royalty, Derek Edwards is pretty much prince of the school—not that he deigns to acknowledge many of his loyal subjects. As the daughter of the new principal, Elise Benton isn’t exactly on everyone’s must-sit-next-to-at-lunch list. When Elise’s beautiful sister catches the eye of the prince’s best friend, Elise gets to spend a lot of time with Derek, making her the envy of every girl on campus. Except she refuses to fall for any of his rare smiles and instead warms up to his enemy, the surprisingly charming social outcast Webster Grant. But in this hilarious tale of fitting in and flirting, not all snubs are undeserved, not all celebrity brats are bratty, and pride and prejudice can get in the way of true love for only so long.