When Munin Cooper, known as the Witch of Oyster Bay, warns Olivia Limoges that death is coming, neither of them realize that it is the older woman herself who will soon be found dead. And Olivia's instincts tell her that something-or someone-more sinister than a mystical force is at play . . . Olivia has a lot on her plate preparing for the Coastal Carolina Food Festival. When she hears the news of Munin's untimely death, however, finding the murderer...

Whether at home getting ready for the day, enjoying the beach, or at bedtime, Olivia is a feisty pig who has too much energy for her own good.

When Olivia hears that there will be a meteor shower, she plans a falling star party, but everyone needs to stay awake to enjoy it.

"So many young people are faced with life-changing hardships--from illness and disease to loss and calamity. What Olivia Goodreau discovers through her journey with chronic Lyme , and what she has been sharing with the world, is that inside of every predicament is also a possibility. This is the story of how Olivia turned the physical challenges and emotional hardships she had faced since she was a little girl into an engaged life of advocacy for...

Olivia cannot wait to surprise Ian with the perfect gift on Christmas morning, but since Ian likes to peek at his presents, Olivia must find the perfect hiding place.

Olivia decides that a marching band must accompany the fireworks display so she forms one from pots, pans, her brother's toys, and her father's suspenders.

Olivia is throwing a kite party. By the time she makes her kite, the wind is gone. How do you fly a kite without wind? Olivia will find a way!--P. [4] of cover.

Olivia, noticing the attention her mother gets when she has Baby William with her, decides to dress her pets in baby clothes, rename them, and show them off.

An illustrated, lift-the-flap book featuring Olivia, who desires to become a great magician after her grandmother shows her and Ian a magic trick.