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Ten-year-old Danny, his mother, and his sister, move to a Montana cattle ranch after his father dies in the Iraq War, and finds himself in a Denver school with an Iraqi classmate.

In a series of journal entries and letters to a pen pal, Katie relates her feelings about her father's death in World War II, her mother's remarriage, and the family's move from New York City to Texas.

When fourteen-year-old Katie and her older sister, Michaela, move from New York City to upstate New York, Katie is horrified by the country lifestyle but is even more shocked when her sister adapts effortlessly, enjoying their new life, unlike Katie.

Sixteen-year-old Joey's life takes a very strange turn when his mother's tragic death forces him to move from Chicago to rural Iowa with the father he has never known, and who is the town pariah.

When Mom and Dad make plans to move to a new house, Muffin decides to remain in the old one.

Although sad about leaving her farm animal friends, Melanie Mouse finds new friends after moving to the woods.

When his family sells their house, Sam is not sure he wants to move, but the experience proves to be exciting and fun.

New to town, seventh-grader Tony worries that he'll never have a social life since his father works for the unpopular nuclear plant and his only friend, Paul, is a social recluse whose primary interest is his science fair project.

The Little Angel of Friendship watches over Patricia, a nine-year-old deaf girl, as she moves from the family farm to the city and tries to make friends with hearing people.

A child says goodbye to the old house before moving with Mama and Papa to a new home.