Beacon Street Girls

Isabel helps her family plan her sister Elena Maria's quincea?era at her uncle's ranch in San Antonio.

The girls of Beacon Street persuade their families, school, and community to become more environmentally conscious, and participate in the Sally Ride Science Festival where they must present their own projects that support living Green.

Isabel is upset by constant messages which are hostile to her, and Charlotte in worried that her friend Miss Pierce is gone for good.

Katani tries to juggle the demands of school work and a Think Pink fundraiser while working on her submission for a contest for young entrepreneurs held by "T-Biz" magazine and worrying that her competitor, Betsy, will write a better essay due to the growing popularity of her tutoring service.

Katani's Grandma Ruby learns that her banana bread bakery is in jeopardy and Katani must put her business sense into action.

The Beacon Street Girls fear the future may hold big changes for them when Charlotte's father wants to move away, Maeve starts stressing over an important project, and a new girl tries to join their group.

Seventh-grade friends Maeve and Avery discover that life can sometimes be tough as they face divorce in their families, boy trouble, and peer pressure by the Queens of Mean.

The girls face a tough challenge trying to keep the Movie House from closing and at the same time dealing with an out-of-control soccer mom.

The Beacon Street Girls are drawn into the drama of class elections at Abigail Adams Junior High, as Katani wonders who is sabotaging her campaign and Charlotte tries to convince the others not to be so competitive.

The Beacon Street Girls, a diverse group of seventh-grade friends in Brookline, MA, are in for fun, adventure, and maybe a little heartbreak when the class heads to Lake Rescue for its annual outdoor education experience.