sleepovers

"Douglas is excited to go to Rabbit's sleepover, but with too many animals and not enough space, how will Douglas ever get to sleep?"--Cover p. [4].

Going to her first sleepover, Heidi tries to hide her fear of the dark, with a little help from her Book of Spells.

Rabbit is excited about the sleepover he has carefully planned for his friend Robot, but Robot has some different ideas about how things should go.

At a sleepover, Clark the Shark braves his fear of the dark with the help of music and friends.

Liz is excited that her three best friends are visiting her family's cabin at Marigold Lake, but something seems to go wrong with every activity she planned.

It is spring break and Willow's family is heading to their house on Whidbey Island and, for the first time, the three other sleepover girls are coming along and Willow wants to show them the place she loves--but once there she finds that too much togetherness is not necessarily a good thing.

Ashley is thrilled with fashionable Sophie, a new girl from Los Angeles, but her friends are not impressed and consider her a stuck-up intruder on their friendship.

"Little Red Riding Hood is a precocious toddler who fearlessly hugs the Big Bad Wolf, turning him into a confused ally during an exhausting afternoon of tea parties, dancing, and games of hide-and-seek at Grandma's house."--OCLC.

When JoJo and Nancy plan to stay overnight with Mrs. Devine, Jojo is scared, but when the night actually comes along, it is Nancy who needs her little sister to calm her down.

Delaney takes her position as the sixth-grade representative on her middle school student council seriously, and when she discovers that her lab partner is being cyber-bullied she enlists the help of the other sleepover girls, Maren, Ashley, and Willow, to shed some light on the problem, and expose the bullies.