moving, household

A novel in verse which follows the thoughts and frustrations of Becca and Camille, both involved with Alec, as they go through their final semester of high school.

When his retired parents buy a group of tourist cabins on Cape Cod, fifteen-year-old Kenyon Baker's days are filled with repair work until he becomes friends with an eccentric girl and makes her the subject of a series of photographs.

After Emma moves into a new home she makes friends with the girl who lives next door. Includes questions about the text and notes to parents about visual learning.

Bella notices lots of differences in her new home when her family moves, but she tries to be brave and reassure Stella, her favorite doll, and spies a potential new friend living next door.

Not even a constant supply of peanut butter sandwiches helps when eight-year-old Kathy tries to find a temporary home for her cat Romeo while her family moves to England for a year.

Told from two viewpoints, Derek Fitzpatrick, kicked out of boarding school, must move with his stepmother to her childhood home in Illinois, where he meets Ashtyn Parker, who may be able to achieve her dream of a football scholarship with bad boy Derek's help.

Eleven-year-old Drucilla longs to rid herself of her dusty, traditional family heritage but finds the price of conformity more than she wants to pay.

A small girl is involved in the excitement, turmoil, and sadness of moving from one house to another and keeps her toy bear close for reassurance.

Molly is lonely after her family's move from the city to the country, but she adjusts with the help of her new next-door neighbors.

A large bear that has grown too big for his home goes in search of a new one and finds one much like the one he abandoned.