Mackall, Dandi Daley

After loosing everything, including her parents, sixteen-year-old Dakota Brown finds herself heartbroken and lost and taken in by a foster family who runs the Starlight Animal Rescue, where she befriends a horse named Blackfire who might be the only creature that can help her find her way to the home she has always dreamed of.

When seventeen-year-old Kyra of Macon, Iowa, becomes overwhelmed by the stress of senior year in high school, the school play, and early admission to drama school she begins taking prescription drugs, unaware that her twin brother will suffer the consequences.

Encouraged by her close friends and a mystery supporter in cyber-space, Jamie decides to enter a contest to win an art camp scholarship despite her own lack of confidence in her artistic ability.

As fifteen-year-old Jamie becomes involved in the swim team and Special Olympics coaching, as part of her effort to fit in and be normal, she tries to remember to talk to God.

Determined to hold on to her virtue until she is married, high school senior Mary Jane finds it nearly impossible when the cutest boy in school, Jackson House, begins to flirt with her and her very first love begins to bloom.

Introduces in rhyming text the collective names used for various animal groups.

After she discovers what her grandfather had been collecting in jars--which appeared to be empty--Scoop understands that although he had Alzheimer's, he remembered the past.

Faced with the possible loss of Horsefeathers Stables, Scoop gets caught up in a series of white lies which she later regrets.

A wayward and difficult horse named Ham threatens the peace at Scoop's horse farm.