Life isn't easy for 13 year old Frankie. Her official diagnosis is neuro-divergent, but Frankie just wants to be a regular kid. Her brain goes nonstop so it is often hard for her to pay attention to things that aren't really of interest to her. Making friends is hard too, so when Frankie's best friend, Collette, suddenly wants to hang around other people, Frankie doesn't know what to do, especially when the person Collette wants to hang around with is Frankie's twin sister, Tess. When Collette disappears, Frankie and Tess will have to put aside their differences and work together to help solve the mystery of what happened to their friend.
by Gillian McDunn Genre: Realistic Fiction, Mystery Simon and his family never stay in one place for long. They are constantly on the go so that his parents can post on their travel blog about all of the cool places they have been. Simon is getting tired of life on the run and would really like to stay in one place for awhile. The family has settled into an apartment in the Tangerine Pines when a priceless necklace is stolen. Simon and his new friend, Amaya, decide that they will take on the case and try to find the necklace. His parents aren't sure that they want to stay in a building where things are stolen, so it will be up to Simon and Amaya to solve the mystery and convince his parents that this is a place where they should put down some roots and stay.
by Gale Galligan Genre: Realistic Fiction, Graphic Novel Ollie and Cat are used to moving around a lot due to their dad's job as a diplomat. They are leaving Germany and moving to Virginia. Ollie and Cat assume it is just another temporary stop until their parents tell them they are buying a house and plan to stay put for awhile. The girls aren't used to making real friends or getting comfortable in a school. Will staying in one place be everything they hoped for?
by Kekla Magoon Genre: Realistic Fiction, Mystery Chester and Skye are on a mission to solve a mystery. Clues have been left and cracking the code seems to be something they should be able to do if they work together. However, Chester thinks that the clues are somehow linked to his father who left when he was very young. As he and Skye get further into the hunt for clues, they are both learning new things about each other. But Skye knows something that Chester hasn't yet figured out. When Chester learns about the secrets both his mom and Skye have been keeping from him, he really feels like the world is out to get him. Will Chester crack the code and be able to accept what he finds out?
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