How to Win Back Your Bestie
Thirteen-year-old Luna Reed's life is officially a disaster. Her best friend Riley won't even look at her-not since the kiss. Luna swears it was an accident, a total fluke; she didn't mean to kiss Riley's crush, Josh. But now Riley won't answer her texts, and it feels like everyone at school has picked a side (spoiler: not Luna's).
Just when Luna is positive things can't get worse, her actor-cousin Oakley sweeps in from Hollywood with a dramatic plan to fix everything. His advice? Join the school play, where Riley just happens to be the theatre favorite. Luna's not exactly stage material, but desperate times call for desperate measures.
Between awkward rehearsals, icy glares from Riley, and panic attacks that come out of nowhere, Luna wonders if she's in over her head. When all is said and done and Oakley's plan backfires in epic fashion, Luna realizes she'll have to make a tough choice. How far is she willing to go to win back her bestie-and what will it cost her if she fails?
Madison is Possibly, Probably, Positively Guilty
Imagine planning revenge on your archenemy, fighting to keep your best friend, struggling for the love of your first crush, and deciding if you want to meet your biological mother (who just so happens to live across the world). And that's just the beginning. When twelve-year-old Emily Vern's meatballs go missing from her lunch bag, she blames her archenemy, the popular Madison Snow. Emily vows revenge even though her best friend, Abby, insists that Madison is innocent. Unfortunately, Emily's attempts at getting even always miss her target. Destroying a birthday cake and some light locker vandalism had sounded like such a good idea for revenge at the time, but only seemed to set off a chain of disastrous events.
Just when things begin to go Emily's way, Abby rejects her, she's blackmailed, she might lose her chance at love, and-even more shocking-her birth mother from Ireland unexpectedly shows up! Join Emily as she makes decisions that could mean the difference between happiness and trouble.
Caden and the Great Cat Rescue
Seven-year-old Caden has always wanted his own pet and not to share his brother’s mouse or goldfish. So, one day at the park, when a stray cat leaps out of the bushes—like a flash of lightning—he decides to rescue it. Caden takes the cat home and names him Flash.
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Now comes the hard part: convincing his mom to let Flash stay.
Caden and the Great Band Plan
Seven-year-old Caden has two BIG dreams: to have a real, "big-kid" drum set and to start his own band. When his best friend Ben invites him to come along to a garage sale (Caden's first ever), he finds the perfect drum set! However, he faces two problems: he doesn't have enough money, and he needs to come up with something to trade that will make the drum set owner happy.
Caden and the Great Sleepover Do-Over
After his first sleepover goes terribly wrong, Caden plans a do-over—and this time, it has to be perfect. While helping Grandma get ready for her church’s rummage sale, he makes some exciting discoveries that could make all the difference. Will this be the sleepover do-over he’s been dreaming of?