Front Desk
by Kelly Yang |
The Vanderbeekers of 141st Street
by Karina Yan Glaser | 
The Vanderbeekers and the Hidden Garden
by Karina Yan Glaser | 
Ava and Pip
by Carol Weston | 
The Jolly Mon
by Jimmy Buffett | 
The Midnight Gang
by David Walliams |
The Losers Club
by Andrew Clements | 
The Year of the Rat
by Grace Lin | 
The Kitchen Madonna
by Rumer Godden | 
The Trolley Car Family
by Eleanor Clymer |
The Tales of Olga da Polga
by Michael Bond | 
Greetings from Nowhere
by Barbara O'Connor |
Little Pear
by Eleanor Frances Lattimore |
A Spy Among the Girls
by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor | 
The Illustrated Mum
by Jacqueline Wilson | 
The Lottie Project
by Jacqueline Wilson |
Just Like Jackie
by Lindsey Stoddard |
Alvin's Secret Code
by Clifford B. Hicks |
Right as Rain
by Lindsey Stoddard |
Violet Mackerel's Brilliant Plot
by Anna Branford |
Stella loves living with Great-aunt Louise in her big old house near the water on Cape Cod for many reasons, but mostly because Louise likes routine as much as she does, something Stella appreciates since her mom is, well, kind of unreliable. So while Mom "finds herself," Stella fantasizes that someday she'll come back to the Cape and settle down. The only obstacle to her plan? Angel, the foster kid Louise has taken in. Angel couldn't be less like her name--she's tough and prickly, and the girls hardly speak to each other.