Judith Caseley

Jenna celebrates her Halloween birthday by trick-or-treating with her younger brother in the neighborhood and going to a party at school where her mother gives her a special surprise.

Mickey has trouble with Mack, a bully at school, until he decides to try being nice to Mack and making him a friend.

As first cousins grow, their parents learn how very different Jenny and Jessica are from each other.

When Melissa's parents adopt Kika from another country, the two girls learn about being sisters.

Big sister Jenna recalls the funny things that Mama forgot to do after baby Mickey was born.

Molly Pink sings "as clear as a bell," but only when her familyis not watching her.

Zoe's birthday party proves great fun until bedtime, but Mom comes to the rescue and the next day all agree it was the best sleepover ever.

Ada stops playing her violin after some older children make funof her but Mama helps her find a way to handle their teasing.

The mothers of two rambunctious, noisy children find the perfect place for them to play.

Presents a series of postcards and letters Annie sends to or receives from her loving grandfather from the time she is born.