blogs

Tasha Flanagan uses her blog, Blabbermouth, as a weapon against her mother's new boyfriend, Jed Hazell, and his daughter when she begins to suspect they are hiding a guilty secret.

Although reluctant to leave her new boyfriend behind, Raisin Rodriguez anticipates a happy Christmas reunion in Berkeley with her father and best friends, Claudia and Pia, but realizes soon after her arrival that things have changed since she has been gone.

When Tori's parents allow her to invite five Lakeview girls on a California ski trip over President's Weekend, she agonizes over how to tell the others they cannot come, then learns that the camp reunion is scheduled for the same weekend.

Having left summer camp to return home, the girls from bunk 3C use a blog to keep one another informed of their struggles adjusting to 6th grade at their respective schools and to new situations at home.

The girls from Camp Lakeview keep in touch through a blog as Priya deals with a science fair project, Alyssa fights for the chance to be featured in an arts magazine, Val vies for a spot in a dance recital, and a Tori attracts the attention of the son of one of her father's clients.

Genesis Bell's blog tells the true story of the unbelievable events that caused the breakup of her friendship with her two best friends.

Sixth-grader Sofia Becker writes a blog about everything she overhears in the girls' bathroom, especially mean things about the super-popular Mia, but comes to realize that gossip has consequences and popularity is hard to achieve.

Libby Fawcett figures her life can't get much worse after she lights her hair on fire in front of her entire chemistry class, including Seth, the boy she's had a secret crush on for years, until her mother announces she is dating the father of Libby's arch-enemy, who plays a nasty trick on Libby that makes her the laughing stock of the whole school.

Still corresponding through her blog with her friends who live across the country, thirteen-year-old Raisin records her hopes and worries as she tries to obtain her first kiss from the long-lashed and cinnamon-scented CJ Mullen.

In a weblog she sends to her best friends back in Berkeley, seventh-grader Raisin Rodriguez chronicles her successes and her more frequent humiliating failures as she attempts to make friends at her new Philadelphia school.