Nelson, Suzanne Marie

Stuck on her aunt and uncle's dairy farm for the summer, Bria begins crafting elaborate milkshakes at the creamery, which catch the eye of her cousins' cute friend, Gabe.

Although Dacey is not a gifted pie baker, she is excited when a popular television program offers to feature her family's bakery on their show.

"Tessa loves working at the trendy food truck her aunt runs in their native San Francisco. Serving yummy BLTs to her classmates after school, Tessa feels like she's living the dream. Then the dream turns into a nightmare. Popular, arrogant Asher starts working at the truck! He can't make a snadwich to save his life, and he's frustratingly cute. Bute when the city's big food-truck festival is canceled, the future of the truck is suddenly at stake. Can Tessa and Asher set aside their differences and work together to save the turck? And will Tessa finally admit to himself how she really feels...about Asher?"--P. [4] of cover.

When her family's bakery starts losing business to a chain store, Ali wants to help, if only the competition weren't so cute.

The last place in the world Bree wants to spend her summer is at Midnight Lake. There's no cell reception, no shopping, and no normal food! To make matters worse, Bree's Aunt Hedda seems determined to make Bree's stay with her as miserable as possible. Aunt Hedda's superstitions and cooking are weird to begin with. Everyone in town seems to think her aunt is crazy, but when Bree starts hearing strange night music and finds bones washed up on shore, she starts to wonder if her aunt might just be right. And then there's Quin, the mischievous, brooding local boy who seems to be hiding a secret of his own. Now Bree must uncover the secrets of Midnight Lake before she, or someone she cares about, becomes its next victim.

Siena Bernstein attends school in Munich for three months, where she perfects her German languague skills, flirts with her attractive resident advisor, and attempts to find the man who helped her father's family escape East Berlin in 1962.

Sixteen-year-old Cat, forced to move from Arizona to Boston when her mother remarried, makes plans to spend the semester studying in Mexico with her best friend Sabrina, but her plans for a summer of beaches and bonding are waylaid when she arrives to find Sabrina on the arm of a new boyfriend.

"Then a ghostly pale girl moves in next door. But every time Libby tries to talk to Julia, she has a strange way of disappearing. And when Libby sees the words Help Me scrawled on Julia's bedroom window, she starts to suspect that something seriously creepy -- supernatural, even -- is going on." --P. [4] of cover.