Simon, Coco

The girls in the Cupcake Club are ecstatic when Mia asks them to be junior bridesmaids in her mother's wedding and they find the perfect dress, but while trying to pay for the dress without the help of her parents, Emma must balance babysitting her brother, a dog-walking business, flute practice, and baking for the Cupcake Club.

Katie Brown learns how difficult middle school can be when her best friend ditches her for the Popular Girls Club, but she manages to find a great new group of friends and together they form their own cupcake club.

Mia is still getting used to having her new stepdad and stepbrother around when she begins to struggle with writing in her Spanish class, and since her family, who speaks Spanish, is willing to help, Mia learns that she is lucky to have three parents.

"When Emma goes for a modeling gig, Katie tags along for support, but when the agency chooses to go with Katie instead, Emma finds herself jealous."--OCLC.

"Sierra does lots of things. She's captain of the softball team, the director of the school play, and she's on Student Council, but her favorite thing to do is work at the ice cream shop with her BFFs, Tamiko and Allie"--Jacket flap.

"Now that the girls all work at the ice cream shop on Sundays, Allie sees her friends' jobs through a different lens. If they mess up the cash register by a few dollars Tamiko simply shrugs, but Allie knows that by the end of the week all those little misses can add up. She doesn't want to be their boss, but somehow she needs to figure out a way to make sure she's part of a team that can see things from her perspective, too. She just has to do it before the cracks in the cone melt their friendship"--Provided by publisher.

"Allie, Sierra, and Tamiko have been best friends since kindergarten . . . When Allie's mom decides to fulfill her lifelong dream and open up an ice cream shop, Allie has an idea. Maybe she and her friends can work in the shop every Sunday! . . . The girls soon discover that working in an ice cream shop is more than just scooping cones and adding toppings. It's serious work and Allie feels the pressure of having to 'be the boss' around her friends. Can the girls work together every week and still remain BFFs? They can--especially when they settle their differences over an ice cream cone"--Provided by publisher.

"Mia is upset when her parents tell her she's too young to go to a concert without adult supervision. She's old enough to help run a cupcake business! Why can't her parents see that she's also responsible enough to do whatever she wants? And just when she's reached a compromise with her parents (her older brother Dan will go to the concert with her), Mia finds out she's being cyber-bullied on social media. It's the Cupcake Club to the rescue as they all help Mia solve her online bullying mystery!"--Amazon.com.

A collection of three stories featuring the Cupcake Club in which Mia struggles to be nice to the new girl, Olivia Allen, after she makes pains to be nice and loans her some money only to discover that Olivia spends it to buy the exact same shoes for which Mia has been saving; Emma models in the Special Day wedding salon advertisement, and she becomes in demand as a model and is running all over New York City for auditions, but she realizes that modeling is a lot tougher then she thought; and when Olivia, the new girl at school, says something nasty to Alexis in the hallway and has all the girls in the Best Friends Club teasing her, Alexis starts to wonder if Olivia misunderstood something she said.

Leaving an anonymous Valentine's Day cupcake for her crush despite the objections of her Cupcake Club pals, Alexis hopes to win his affections and is dismayed when he becomes uncomfortable around her instead.