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Sixth-grader Ally excels at covering the fact that she cannot read, but at her seventh school in as many years she is challenged to admit she needs help.

The beast, who tried to eat Bethany twice and controlled Ebenezer Tweezer for years, is declared no longer dangerous and delivered back to Ebenezer and Bethany's house, but the beast's newfound manners may not be as polished as everyone thought.

Sonny finds a box that does not belong to him and eats what is inside. He must figure out a way to say he is sorry to Honey.

"Mac and Cheese are the class guinea pigs, and Oliver is their biggest fan. So he watches them to learn how he can bea good friend. But while snuggling might be fine for guinea pigs, Oliver's classmates don't like him getting into their personal space bubbles. With the help of his teacher and classmates, Oliver learns that being a friend means respecting personal space"--Provided by publisher.

Unexpectedly cast as outsiders, siblings Jessie and Evan must learn to be true to themselves when they are faced with bullies and unexpected circumstances that cause them to act in ways they never have before.

"Ebony and De'Kari (aka Flow) do not get along. How could they when their cafeteria scuffle ended with De'Kari's ruined shoes, Ebony on the ground, and both of them with ten days of at-home suspension? Now Eb and Flow have two weeks to think about and explain their behavior--to their families, to each other, and ultimately to themselves"--Provided by publisher.

"Features stories from two shorts and two complete episodes. In 'The Pimple of Power,' a honkin' zit on Nate's forehead unexpectedly becomes the most miraculous good luck charm in school history. In 'Time Disruptors,' Nate and his pals channel a legendary team of superheroes to rescue Francis from the clutches of P.S. 38's obnoxious archrival, Jefferson Middle School. Two short stories showcase Nate's unmatched prank-pulling flair along with his . . . response to a school picture day gone horribly wrong"--Back cover.

All day long, one puppy lags behind the others.

"When brothers Max and Jay help a classmate in trouble, they struggle with the consequences of their violent actions and worry they may be more like their abusive father than they thought, so the brothers turn to their Bribri roots to find their way forward"--OCLC.

Sixth-grader Alley Katz is innocently trying to help a bunch of kindergarteners when the burrito hits the fan. Literally. A burrito. A ceiling fan. A hail of beans. Now he has to get an A on his science test or he'll be transferred to the dreaded Steggles Academy.