Dadey, Debbie

When a shark is spotted in Trident City, third-grade mergirl Pearl is terrified. Then to make matters worse, Pearl's special necklace goes missing. Pearl accuses another mergirl, Kiki, of stealing her necklace and says mean things about Kiki to get her in trouble. Only when Pearl has a dangerous encounter with a shark, does she see the value of her friend.

"There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City. But could the creepy scientist in town to help with the class's ecology projects really be a swamp monster? The Bailey School kids are going to find out!"--Cover p. [4].

"There are some pretty weird grown-ups living in Bailey City. But could the professional wrestler in town for WestleBaileyLive be a real-lie Viking? The Bailey School kids are going to find out!"--P.[4] of cover.

While preparing for a unit on storytelling, the mermaids of Trident Academy learn of a legendary pirate treasure in their own city and Pearl decides to find it, despite a warning that it is guarded by a ghost.

When third-grader Shelly Siren finds out she is a real princess she starts to wonder if she should act differently.

Pearl has always dreamed of being famous, so when she finds out that her third-grade class is performing "The Little Human, " she just knows she'll get the leading role, until she discovers it's been given to her friend Wanda.

Longing for a sea horse of her own after learning that a classmate from Trident Academy has one, Echo Reef becomes involved in a local debate about whether or not domesticated sea horses can be happy.

Wanting to help a lost baby polar bear return home, Kiki Coral and her mermaid friends worry that the cost of the bear's transportation will prevent them from seeing a concert performance of their favorite boy band.