Like everyone, kids sometimes put things off. It may be when they're tired, a task is unpleasant, or they simply don't know how to get started. This book offers strategies for dealing with the conflicts that arise when people procrastinate.

Zoë's caught the racing bug. She thinks she might even have the stuff to become a racecar engineer one day. But Zoë's mother has another dream for her daughter, and it's called "Zoë Kendall, M.D."

There are some things a teen can take for granted, or so Penny thinks. Beautiful girls get all the breaks. An eccentric old woman is going to be the target of every kid in the 'hood. But what if things are not all they seem?

When Toby climbs too high in a tree to rescue a kite, he tumbles to the ground and has to go to hospital.

Mimi is horrified when the neighbourhood bully kidnaps a cat for what he darkly calls "an experiment." But what can a small nine-year-old do against a big, tough, eleven-year-old like Ricky?

Rosy's grandmother keeps vanishing. Where does she go when she disappears? And does Gran really know, as she claims, where a secret treasure can be found?

This book will help kids deal straight up with conflict and lying, whether they have lied, been lied to, or witnessed others struggling to tell the truth.

From keeping secrets to staying safe on the internet, this book looks at issues relating to privacy and how kids can cope with the conflicts that arise when trust is broken.

Morgan encounters several awkward situations and has to figure out how to come out unscathed.

Lilly and her friends are arguing at lunch time about eating good food and bad food and Lilly has to try to keep the peace.