change

A little cow named Raisin does not like change, so when her mother has a new baby cow, Raisin is not happy. However, although Raisin initially grumbles over her new baby brother, when he cries at the sound of thunder, Raisin comforts him and enjoys her new role of older sibling.

"Transitions in a child's life--getting a hair cut, learning to ride a bike, and making friends on the first day of school--bring opportunities for new, different, and exciting experiences"--Provided by publisher.

Told in two voices, Josie and Delia struggle with growing up and growing apart as they face tough decisions about their post-high school futures and the fate of their weekly cable television show.

"A person will experience many changes throughout their lifetime. Adapting and surviving is the difficult part. This . . . title addresses the concept of resilience and how to cope with personal and social changes"--Provided by publisher.

"Ethel the cat is surprised when, in the course of her usual day, she unexpectedly turns blue"--.

Auden gets a chance to recapture the carefree teen life she missed while her parents were going through a divorce when she goes to spend the summer with her dad and his new family in a charming beach town and meets fellow insomniac Eli, an intriguing loner fighting demons of his own.

Their last summer before going to different middle schools, best friends Birdie, Ally, and Rose follow clues found in a mysterious box labeled Open If You Dare.

Waylon just wants to make the world more awesome through science, but fourth-grade social woes and family upheavals threaten to make his universe explode, that is, until everything comes back together in an unexpected way.

"Change can be challenging, difficult, exciting, confusing, inspiring. One thing is certain: time changes all. In this...story of hope and resilience, a little girl discovers a new world of opportunity opening up each time she steps through her gate..."--Back cover.

"Gabriela is offered a dance opportunity she cannot pass up during her already busy sixth grade year, but she finds herself wishing she could work on her poetry instead and wonders if her dreams have changed."--OCLC.