This book focuses on Roylin Bailey, a Bluford sophomore who appears in A Matter of Trust. Roylin makes a terrible mistake: He steals money to buy a gift for the girl of his dreams -- and finds himself in a nightmare he cannot escape.

Sequel to A Matter of Trust, this story continues the tale of the Wills family. Darcy learns that Hakeem, her first boyfriend, is moving out of the state. Then her grandmother's health declines and a mysterious new person comes into her life.

This story is about Cindy Gibson, a Bluford freshman who first appears in Lost and Found. Cindy struggles with a stormy relationship with her mother, ongoing trouble at school, a dangerous boyfriend, and worse. Will her fragile family survive?

The sequel to Lost and Found. this book centers on Darcy's growing conflict with her old friend, Brisana Meeks. Amid jealousy and competition, Darcy fights for her relationship with Hakeem Randall and struggles with her fears over her own family's future.

This, the first book in the Bluford Series, centers on the life of Bluford sophomore Darcy Wills. Darcy contends with the return of her long-absent father, the troubling behavior of her younger sister Jamee, and the beginning of her first relationship.

Designed to look like a girl's school notebook, with class schedule, entries similar to a diary's thoughts, drawings, the kind of cute and funny comments a young girl would make about her day, school and friends, and even a table of useful information on the last page. This is a book...  more

Designed to look like a girl's school notebook, with class schedule, entries similar to a diary's thoughts, drawings, the kind of cute and funny comments a young girl would make about her day, school and friends, and even a table of useful information on the last page. This is a book that is fun to read over and over...notice something new or different each time.

The hand-lettered contents of a nine-year-old girl's notebook, in which she records her thoughts and feelings about moving, starting school, and dealing with her older sister, as well as keeping her old best friend and making a new one.

A Note from the Author -- Amelia!"I don't know what's worse -- sharing a dorm with girls I don't know or sharing one with a girl I know too well -- my sister, Cleo. This school trip is a major lesson in embarrassment!" -- Me, Amelia Notes from Amelia's Fans:"Amelia is getting older and she is...  more

A Note from the Author -- Amelia!"I don't know what's worse -- sharing a dorm with girls I don't know or sharing one with a girl I know too well -- my sister, Cleo. This school trip is a major lesson in embarrassment!" -- Me, Amelia Notes from Amelia's Fans:"Amelia is getting older and she is going through the same things as my friends and I. Maybe you would not be embarrassed to write about that stuff..."(I'm blushing, but still writing...) -- Vanesa, age 13 "I started to have my own notebook, and my problems were fixed like presto!"(Hooray!Here's to notebook power!) -- Isabella

From the STAR of the BEST-SELLING Amelia's Notebook! A Note from the Author -- Amelia! "I'm finally in middle school and I thought it would be great, but having a bully for a teacher like Mr. Lambaste is HORRIBLE. I need help -- ADVICE -- A FRIEND -- and I need them all now!" -- Me,...  more

From the STAR of the BEST-SELLING Amelia's Notebook! A Note from the Author -- Amelia! "I'm finally in middle school and I thought it would be great, but having a bully for a teacher like Mr. Lambaste is HORRIBLE. I need help -- ADVICE -- A FRIEND -- and I need them all now!" -- Me, Amelia Notes from Amelia's Fans! "Your books inspired me to write The 6th-Grade Journal of Liliana Rily Tap." -- Alanna Campion, age 13 "I think your advice to girls everywhere is the best." -- Kristen Beyer, age 13 "I'm going into 6th grade, and I need to have something to guide me with my problems." -- Summer Armstrong, age 12