remarriage

When Terry's dad marries Marilyn, Marilyn's dog suffers from jealousy.

Sara is miserable. Her father is spending all his time with his fiancee, Annie, a woman Sara hates.

In a small Louisiana mill town in 1940, Jolene does not want her Momma to marry the logger who is courting her, but it seems that even her most defiantly bad behavior cannot make him go away.

Convinced he is responsible for his mother's death in a boating accident, eighteen-year-old Robin agonizes for two years over his father's remarriage and his own guilt.

Having alienated her best friend Robin, eleven-year-old Veronica has no one to turn to for sympathy and support when it appears that her divorced father might remarry.

Fourteen-year-old Amanda's comfortable practice of spending weekends with her divorced father is disrupted when he announces plans to remarry, providing her with a stepmother and a new sister her own age.

Having lived all her life with her widowered father in their small Southern town, twelve-year-old Letty resents his new girlfriend and tries to grow up in a hurry to stop him from remarrying.

With his best friend gone, his mother and stepfather preoccupied with the new baby, and his father's visits becoming less frequent, eleven-year-old Rob, lonely and unhappy, finds a fantastic imaginary refuge on a "South Sea" island in the local park.

Razz falls hard for T.J. and is shocked when her mother and his father decide to marry, an event which causes her enormous pain and jealousy as she struggles to accept their changed relationship.

Once she decides to arrange her father's marriage to the English teacher she adores, Jamie begins to discover people are not always as they seem to be on the surface.