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In 1976, Ivy must choose between participating in a gymnastics tournament and attending a family reunion.

Julie sets out to change the school system after she gets in trouble for helping her friend, Joy, who is deaf, and runs for student body president, but when she learns the other students do not like her choice for vice president, Julie considers dropping out of the race to avoid defeat.

In a small, Virginia town, sixth-grader Jessie Lou Ferguson has a crush on the hugely popular Conrad Parker Smith, and when he suddenly develops a medical problem and the teacher asks Jessie Lou to help him, they become friends, to her surprise.

Rather than a summer of fun transforming her family's pharmacy into an eco-spa, Lucy Desberg must face her sister Claudia's new boyfriend Bean, investor Gary's irritating daughter Bevin, and a spa coordinator who is put in charge of the plans.

Mr. Edwards helps Laura and her family celebrate a happy Christmas on the prairie.

The Boxcar Children investigate a mystery about a rundown yellow house on Surprise Island and the man who disappeared from it.

Moving from Brooklyn to a rental house in the country strains the relationship between eleven-year-old identical twins Hannah and Anna Zimmer, a situation made worse by the ghost of a girl who is trapped in the house because of problems with her own sister eighty years before.

Obsessed with solving people's problems, Scarlet finds herself often pushing her own needs off to the side. When her older sister shows up married and pregnant, however, Scarlet soon finds herself causing a problem, rather than solving it, when she falls in love with her sister's husband.

Three close girlfriends, Nina, Avery, and Mel are known as the Bermudez Triangle. After spending a year at Stanford, Nina returns to New York and discovers that her old friends have become lovers. Nina feels lonely and left out, especially since her boyfriend Steve is 2000 miles away on the West Coast. The three friends must now grapple with changing values.