Morgan, Melissa J

Having broken her leg practicing for the annual Color War competition, Jenna is falsely accused of pulling a series of pranks that could get her sent home, and so, with little to lose, she begins planning her revenge.

When Tori's parents allow her to invite five Lakeview girls on a California ski trip over President's Weekend, she agonizes over how to tell the others they cannot come, then learns that the camp reunion is scheduled for the same weekend.

At Camp Lakeview resident tomboy Priya finds that being best friends with a boy has some drawbacks now that they are both growing up.

Natalie, excited to be noticed by popular sixth division girl Lainie, nearly forgets her Color War obligations and her promise to help her best friend Tori captain the fifth division blue team, but she discovers Lainie is not as cool as she seems when Natalie attracts the attention of Christopher Logan, the boy Lainie has been crushing on for years.

During her second summer at camp, Grace tries to balance her enthusiasm for fun activities with her promise to her parents to read two books.

Eleven-year-old Jenna Bloom is aggravated having her twin brother and older sister at the same camp with her over the summer and decides to exercise her own independence through a series of practical jokes that grow less and less funny to her friends.

Having returned for her second year at Camp Lakeview, Natalie finds herself feeling jealous of a new camper from California who seems to be even more sophisticated and glamorous that Natalie, herself.

Separated from her friends by different bunkhouses and activities, Sarah's second summer at Camp Lakeview gets even worse when an injury and an attentive boy interfere with her reputation as the camp's star athlete.

The girls from Camp Lakeview keep in touch through a blog as Priya deals with a science fair project, Alyssa fights for the chance to be featured in an arts magazine, Val vies for a spot in a dance recital, and a Tori attracts the attention of the son of one of her father's clients.

Gaby, feeling left out of things at camp, decides to grab some attention for herself by claiming that a boy on a "Survivor"-like television show is her brother, but her problems only increase when he wins and is awarded a trip to Australia with his entire family--of which Gaby is obviously not a member.