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Eleven-year-old aspiring playwright Eliza Hawthorne is not pleased to learn that she's moving all the way to Sparrow, a small town in the Massachusetts Berkshires, from her home in stylish San Francisco. To her surprise, however, she quickly makes new friends and discovers she is unexpectedly happy in her new home. Until one day Eliza gets an upsetting letter from San Francisco informing her that something very close to her heart is in danger. Can Eliza save the day? All proceeds from sales of this book are being donated to the non-profit organization The Nature Conservancy. The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to preserve plants, animals and natural communities by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. Thank you for supporting The Nature Conservancy! Learn more at www.nature.org.

Beatrice Taylor is a spirited seventh-grader living outside of Chicago. She has fun-loving friends and a creative hobby making fortune-tellers. However, something Beatrice loves has gone missing. Beatrice seeks the advice and guidance of Emeline Smith, the owner of Beatrice's favorite hot chocolate shop. Can Beatrice come up with a successful plan that combines her imagination with Emeline's business savvy to find what's missing?

A secret discovery in the attic leads to a very unexpected summer for the four Bell sisters. The four Bell sisters-Eva, Rory, Olive, and Lulu-are excited for their unusual summer vacation. They are spending the summer in the old mansion of a famous writer from an earlier era, Violet Wendell. The four sisters don't know what to expect, but they soon make a secret discovery that turns their summer upside down. All proceeds from the sale of this book are being donated to the non-profit organization She's the First. She's the First is an organization that provides scholarships for girls in developing countries, empowering these girls to be the first in their families to receive an education and improve their lives. Thank you for supporting She's the First! Learn more at www.shesthefirst.org.

Clumsy Berry Anderson, nicknamed "Very Berry" by her friends and family, is having trouble surviving the world in the days leading up to her 10th birthday. There's Lillian Logan, the fourth grade bully, and Cruncher, the rough dog next door, who likes to pick fights with her own dog, Fudge. But with the help of her family, close friends and her treasured notebook, Berry meets these challenges with creativity, humor, and spirit.

A collection of feminist essays by high school students. All proceeds from sales of this book will be donated to Planned Parenthood. Edited by Abby Richmond. Contributors include Rose Bostwick, Alisa Caira, Sophie Chalfin-Jacobs, Clare Donohoe, Seika Ghavidel, Julia Greenblatt, Gabe Jasper, Zoe Jasper, Shanie Kalikow, Sam Kesselman, Zoe Lee, Chloe O'Neil, Madeline Ranalli, Abby Richmond, Maddy Sherbet, Sarah Vernovsky, Cate Waters, Kate WestSophia Wilcox-Warren, Anonymous

Through candid insights and laugh-out-loud moments, WTF: Widows That Function is a roadmap for women who have lost their spouse and are now forced to figure out how to keep on "keeping on".

The Engagement Project Megan had a secret crush on Gage Richmond but what woman didn t? The gorgeous heir to his familys pharmaceutical company was also a legendary playboy. So why had her boss selected his plain-Jane employee to be his temporary fiancée? Her Surprise Hero With scandal hot on her heels, high-powered judge Cynthia has to get as far out of Atlanta as she can. Now shes stuck in a town where everyone acts like rancher Ethans the law, not her! But shes determined not to let the sexy single dad get under her skin

The Engagement Project Megan had a secret crush on Gage Richmond – but what woman didn’t? The gorgeous heir to his family’s pharmaceutical company was also a legendary playboy. So why had her boss selected his plain-Jane employee to be his temporary fiancée?

This anthology contains the collected works of the 11th Annual Playwrights' Festival as produced by Theatre Ink on June 9th, 10th, and 11th 2018, at Newton North High School. The Festival consists of ten 10-minute student-written, student-directed, and student-acted plays that tackle a variety of topics from the end of the world to Arthur Miller's relationship with Marylin Monroe to time travel to a wish-granting corporation.All proceeds go to Theatre Ink.