Angell, Judie

Shirley Holmes, the great great grandniece of Sherlock, solves two mysteries, one revolving around a racehorse guaranteed to win against all odds and one involving a scheme to swindle the principal of her school.

Eighth-grader Julie and ninth-grader Rusty try to reconcile their public image with their private selves and also work out their relationship with each other.

When a 12-year-old boy tries to protect consumers from a dangerous drinking mug, he discovers he must challenge his father's advertising agency.

Six parentless kids ranging in age from 5 to 18 run away from the orphanage and, as a family, successfully establish a household miles away until local do-gooders begin investigating.

Shirley plans to run a catering business as a summer money-making enterprise, but her determination to keep it a secret from her mother causes some complicated situations.

Living in a small resort town where her family runs a restaurant, eleven-year-old Sarajane meets and befriends an unusual girl with a mysterious past.

Just when things are looking up for thirteen-year-old Ronnie, her father dies, creating a void she and her mother have trouble filling.

Three children try to adjust to a new life after their parents divorce.

At the turn of the century, ten-year-old Rose immigrates from Russia to America and eventually finds that her emergence into adolescence brings employment, marriage, motherhood, and self-determination.