Wendy Lee Nentwig's Books

Sixteen-year-old Cooper is dating one of the cutest, most interesting guys at her school, but now that she has a boyfriend, she's not so sure she likes it.

Sixteen-year-old Cooper regrets her decision to break up with Jason and jeopardizes her modeling career after sticking to her Christian beliefs during a risky photo shoot.

Popular recording artist Michael W. Smith speaks directly to teens on the topic of worship, encouraging people to live lives of more complete worship to God. Includes a bonus DVD of the video to the hit song "Signs," produced by Michael's son, Ryan Smith.

Sophomore high school student Cooper Ellis is torn between her friends, family, modeling job, and her first boyfriend. Cooper struggles to hold everything together, but when her strained emotions take over will the damage be too great to fix?

From The Top Of A Skyscraper, The World Looks So Calm .... Sixteen-year-old Cooper Ellis has everything a high school girl could want: two terrific best friends, an exciting life in Manhattan, and a chance at being a model after she's discovered by a top agency. But just as she thinks things couldn't get better, her life changes again--for the worse.Best friends Claire and Alex practically disappear from Cooper's daily scene as they begin to hang out with other people, and she begins to question the worth of her new modeling career, which doesn't appear to be going anywhere. To muddle matters further, a vicious rumor spread by a jealous classmate has the entire school convinced Cooper's lost her mind!Cooper is beside herself as she tries to find a way out of the whole mess. Change may be inevitable, but is it always this miserable?

In response to the September terrorist attacks and the country's renewed patriotism, Christian artist Michael W. Smith offers a patriotic look at faith and our strength as Americans. Includes a companion CD with a never-before-released version of the song "Freedom.

Although Emily has been looking forward to her freshman year in college, she is not pleased to find a quirky roommate, peer pressure, deadlines, and inedible dorm food.

Cooper, a former New York model, tries to adjust to what she considers a normal life with a normal boyfriend at a college in Seattle, but a trip back home over spring break convinces her that she cannot run from herself.

Book's by Wendy Lee Nentwig

Subway Tokens in the Sand

Subway Tokens in the Sand

Cabs, Cameras, and Catastrophes

Cabs, Cameras, and Catastrophes

Signs

Signs

Moonstruck in Manhattan

Moonstruck in Manhattan

Tripping Over Skyscrapers

Tripping Over Skyscrapers

The Price of Freedom

The Price of Freedom

Freshman Blues

Freshman Blues

Tripping Over Skyscrapers

Tripping Over Skyscrapers

Spring Break

Spring Break

Moonstruck in Manhattan

Moonstruck in Manhattan

Spring Break

Spring Break

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