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Lost in the woods of Rathburn Park, eleven-year-old Matthew weighs the odds of dying from thirst, embarrassment, or at the hands of the forest's reputed ghostly inhabitants.

When Oliver's parents move into separate houses, he spends a lot of time looking out of windows with his pet lion as he adjusts to a new preschool and to living in two places.

Abby Hayes is upset about moving and leaving behind her purple room and all of her friends, until she sees the new swimming pool.

Stacey's parents are getting a divorce. Now she has a big decision to make: stay in New York with her father, or move to Stoneybrook with her mother.

Thirteen-year-old Polly's rebellion against her unmarried, fiercely independent mother comes to a head when they must find a new apartment.

After the death of her parents, young Sieta goes to live with her Aunty on the other side of the mountains, but she is sad and lonely until she meets a young elephant who has also lost his family.

Third-grader Cody dreads going to a new school when his family moves, so he decides to reinvent himself, hoping his new classmates will be impressed.

Ernest P. doesn't want to move to Minnesota, but he hopes that taking his grasshopper along will help on the long trip.

The Melendy family moves to a house in the country where a secret room, a cupola, a stable, and a brook provide Mona, Rush, Randy, and Oliver with adventures far different from the city life to which they are accustomed.

Jangmi finds it hard to say goodbye to relatives and friends, plus the food, customs, and beautiful things of her home in Korea, when her family moves to America.