Ana has the perfect job. Unfortunately, it means working with TJ.

Seventeen-year-old Ana cannot wait for summer, when she gets to co-lead the overnight hikes at her uncle's family camp. Sure, it means working with her brother-in-law, TJ, a boy her age whom she cannot stand. But, she is willing to put aside their differences in order to have a fantastic summer. When tragedy strikes, Ana and TJ must work together, with the help of the legendary piquaqua bird, to help restore the camp in time for summer.

On a paddling journey, a young boy and his mother discover the plants and animals that call the pond their home.

Need some kindness in your classroom? (Or home?)

This challenge uses ideas from the book Jeanie Blair, Author Extraordinaire to help students and children think of others before themselves. Intended to build class community and strengthen empathy in your building.

He's got a crush, but can he make it out of the friend zone?

Colt Buttars knows nothing about theater, until Hazel enters his life. He's liked her for months but isn't sure how to tell her. Then the opportunity to try out something new, something besides sports, gives him the push to get out of his comfort zone, and hopefully, impress Hazel. The only problem is keeping that a secret long enough to figure out a plan.

The theater teacher asked Hazel Miller to write the spring play and it's got her all sorts of nervous. But having Colt there helps, at least until he's been asked to a dance by one of Hazel's theater friends. Only then does she start to realize her feelings for him.

But will she be too late?