Orca currents

"In this high-interest novel for middle readers, thirteen-year-old Mark adjusts to the long ride home on the school bus after moving to a small town to live with his grandmother"--Provided by publisher.

Will figures that he is too old for summer camp but has just what it takes to plot his escape from one.

Teenager Bailey is mentored in her new job as a summer camp cabin girl by waitress April, who becomes vindictive when Bailey gets the same position as her.

"In this high-intrest accesible novel for middle readers, four young teens find themeselves in serious danger during a role-playing game in a supposedly abandoned hospital"--Publisher.

"In this high-interest novel for middle readers, fourteen-year-old Dylan, sent to live on a remote island with his estranged gradnfather, discovers a stranded orca"--Title page verso.

Safira doesn't believe in ghosts, but the girl in her cabin at camp was not a live person.

Colin, having taken a job cleaning up graffiti in an upscale neighborhood, worries that he will be targeted by gangs, but he finds himself with a bigger problem on his hands when he is implicated in a string of robberies that seem to occur wherever he has been working.

Franklin, having found comfort in starting fires since he was young and dealing with his mother's decision to leave the family to be with her boyfriend, is forced to reconsider his obsession after a rash of local fires starts negatively affecting his father's job as the mayor.

Cam has been taking care of his family since his father's death, but when the man who killed his father seems to be stalking the family, Cam fears he is unable to handle the task and is unsure where to turn for help.

Everything in Quinn's life is up in the air, but skateboarding helps keep him grounded, until Hodge comes into the picture.