Albee, Jay

Nonbinary student Riley and their friends learn what it takes to put on a school play.

Mama is throwing a fundraiser gala at the library branch where she works. Nonbinary fourth grader Riley is there, with streamers to hang from every bookshelf, bannister, and door. Riley glitterfies the entire library! But will anyone come? And if they do, will they raise enough money to repair the library's broken elevator? In a neighborhood like Riley's, you know this will be a night to remember.

Friends Marco and Olivia are having a shared birthday party, and nonbinary fourth-grader Riley is ready to celebrate. More importantly, Riley is ready to eat some special ice cream. However, Riley loves helping out and can't say no. First Riley helps with the food. Then they judge some contests. Then they watch a baby. The distractions are endless! Will Riley ever get to relax and enjoy the special birthday ice cream, or will they miss out?.

Fish, snakes, horses, cats, guinea pigs, you name an animal, and nonbinary fourth-grader Riley loves it! But nothing is better than a big, fluffy dog, and Riley would love to have one. Since that might never happen, Riley is more than happy to watch one for a week. Riley is ready to do the work, but they are sure it will be more fun than work. After all, how much work can a big, fluffy dog really be?.

Mama's extended family is ready for their annual summer softball game, and nonbinary fourth-grader Riley can't wait to see everyone. But this year, the start of summer is even busier than the end of school! There are T-shirts to print, empanadas to fold, cousins to play with, and desserts to taste test, and that's all before the big softball game!.

Nonbinary fourth-grader Riley is ready to clean out their room, and Riley never does anything on a small scale. So it's no surprise when a room declutter turns into a full house declutter, which turns into a full neighborhood sale with everyone involved. By the end of the day, Riley and their friends learn that sometimes memories are priceless, but it's important to let go.

Nonbinary fourth grader Riley and their friends learn how small, simple parks can be just as important and fun as fancy new parks.

Nonbinary fourth grader Riley and their friends are all in for Dress Like Your Favorite Character Day, but when everyone at school asks Riley for costume advice, they discover that the key to being a costume visionary is active listening and a big imagination.

"It's one hour until the curtain goes up, and nonbinary fourth-grader Riley and their classmates just had a disastrous dress rehearsal. How can they fix everything in time? Riley and their classmates find out that there are many ways to solve a problem, especially when the clock is ticking and fun is on the line"--Provided by publisher.

"Nonbinary fourth grader Riley loves story and craft time at the public library. They have been going since they were in preschool. However, the program is going to get cut due to funding issues. When the library asks for community engagement for their annual gala fundraiser, Riley is ready to help! Riley and the children's librarian bring magic, fun, and glitter to the gala. But will it be enough to make it the most glitterific gala of all time?"--Provided by publisher.