Hartt-Sussman, Heather

Noni is nervous about her first day of school, but with some encouragement, Noni makes new friends, doesn't get lost, and doesn't have any accidents.

Noni doesn't know what to do when she sees a classmate of hers bullied.

"Seamus would give anything to be taller! One day, while playing dress-up in his mother's closet, he finds a way to reach new heights. With his mother's high-heeled shoes on, Seamus can suddenly reach everything that was once too high: the top-floor elevator button, the chocolate milk in the fridge, the TV remote and that horrid picture of him as a baby. But when Seamus encounters problems that can't be solved from a great height, he has to admit that sometimes being small just isn't so bad"--Provided by publisher.

"Seamus would give anything to be taller! One day, while playing dress-up in his mother's closet, he finds a way to reach new heights. With his mother's high-heeled shoes on, Seamus can suddenly reach everything that was once too high: the top-floor elevator button, the chocolate milk in the fridge, the TV remote and that horrid picture of him as a baby. But when Seamus encounters problems that can't be solved from a great height, he has to admit that sometimes being small just isn't so bad"--Provided by publisher.

Nana's grandson is excited for a trip to the theme park with Nana and her new husband, Bob, but is not happy to learn that Hortense, Bob's granddaughter, will be joining them, especially when Nana seems to be paying more attention to Hortense.

Noni finds herself doing things she does not want to because of her inability to tell her best friend no, and when she finally finds her voice the outcome is unexpected.