Carlson, Melody

Maya writes in her journal about her new-found Christian faith as she struggles with relationship problems and her friend Marissa's partying and dangerous lifestyle. Includes "go green" tips.

In her first year at college, Caitlin's diary reflects her homesickness, the challenges of rooming with a non-Christian, and evolving friendships, old and new.

Dealing with her grief over her mother's recent death and major problems her family and friends are facing cause Kim so much stress she even finds it hard to pray, but things improve when she really starts to "let go and let God.".

Finally part of the popular crowd, Kenzie begins spending too much money on clothes, avoiding church, and dating her best friend's boyfriend behind her back, but a serious car accident and its aftermath force her to make things right with her friends, and with God.

Sixteen-year-old Aster, caught between a self-absorbed older sister and a mentally-disabled younger one, yearns for a normal life and, with her first boyfriend's encouragement and trust in God, she begins to make things better.

Sixteen-year-old Kim Peterson learns more about herself and her friends, and practices her new commitment to God, by writing a teen advice column for the newspaper on which her father is managing editor.

"The girls of the Dating Game are back this time focused on the biggest date of the year--the prom--but will they discover their friendship is more important than any one date?"--.

Sixteen year old maya's commitment to live her life for god wavers after she joins a Christian rock band.

Maya write in her journal about her new found Christian faith as she struggles with relationship problems and her friend Marissa's partying and dangerous lifestyle.

After a very unhappy day spent getting upset with friends and family, a young boy learns the importance of forgiveness.