Praise for Trick or Trouble
A skillful and sensitive treatment of pubescent angst. - Kirkus
Praise for Stupid Cupid
The breezy, fast-paced style and high-interest plot will keep readers anticipating the next installment in the series. - School Library Journal
Praise for Star-Spangled Summer
The plot addresses such issues as divorce, parental absenteeism, and the subtle effects of class differences. The story also imparts the importance of friendship, family, and honesty. Readers are able to observe the characters make mistakes and/or important decisions and live with the consequences. A good read. - School Library Journal
The Holiday Five
Friendship is too important to let slip away. So Five Camp Wildwood bunkmates decide to get together on holidays—Just call them The Holiday Five.
Trick or Trouble
Ages 9-12
The Holiday Five swear to meet over holidays throughout the year. Now its time for their Halloween get-together--but rumors are flying about Scott and Lia. Will that wreck the friendship?
The Worst Noel
Ages 9-12
Feeling out-of-place when she visits her father's new family, Kathy decides to spend Christmas with the close-knit family of Erin, one of her friends from summer camp.
Stupid Cupid
Ages 8-12
Tired of her mother urging her to diet, twelve-year-old Maddy finds the motivation to lose weight after meeting a handsome new student.
Star-Spangled Summer
Ages 8-12
The Holiday Five's return to Camp Wildwood may be spoiled when it appears that some of the girls may not be able to attend after all.
No-Thanks Thanksgiving
Ages 8-12
Looking forward to spending her Thanksgiving birthday in New York City, Kathy devises a way of bringing her best friends along, but squabbles among the friends threaten to spoil everything.