Naylor, Phyllis Reynolds

Sarah longs to find a way to be someone special, and when her friend's Chinese restaurant needs customers, she finds a special way to save it.

Thirteen-year-old Ted and his older brother, Nory, have always been a team until the summer family problems make them reevaluate their relationship and their expectations of each other.

Dead bodies which appear and disappear mysteriously are threatening to lose Bernie's father his job as manager of the Bessledorf Hotel.

In her freshman year, fourteen-year-old Alice experiences changes and challenges with friends, family, and school activities, which leave her feeling better about herself than ever before.

Collects three novels by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, chronicling changes faced by fifteen-year-old Alice McKinley such as the addition of a stepmom, unexpected attention from a guy who is not her boyfriend, and more.

Frustrated by the narrowness of his West Virginia mining town, a boy with a talent for woodcarving yearns for a different way of life.

As Alice McKinley begins a new phase as a student at the University of Maryland, College Park, she experiences many changes, both expected and surprising, that lead her into a future her seventh-grade self could only have imagined.

Thirteen-year-old Alice sets long- and short-term priorities for her life as she experiences the complexities of young love.

The people of Middleburg search for buried treasure around Bessledorf Hill and the Bessledorf Hotel.

A handbook of psychological principles for getting along in a family. Includes such topics as fair treatment, loyalty, divorce, sharing tasks, and fighting.