The Guru of the seventh grade is back . . . but has she been replaced by a Sixer? When Zoë returns to school after a long absence, she’s sure that everything must have fallen apart. She is fully prepared to use her Lama skills to set everyone straight. But she finds things running smoother than ever before. It seems that Devon Sweeney, a sixth grader with a perfect blond bob and endless supply of matching outfits, has taken her place as everyone’s go-to gal. Will Zoë succeed in regaining her throne, or will she become (gulp) just one of the muddled masses? This second novel about the headstrong but lovable Zoë is just as breathless and hilarious as the first.

Zoë Monday Costello is the go-to gal at school, where shekeeps recess in order, and at home, where she keeps acareful eye on Grandma's medicine. Her invisible rules (like ASmart Girl Doesn't Put Up With Anything) will have you well-preparedfor life's surprises, big and small. When a new girlwith a reputation arrives at school, Zoë is determined to helpher fit in-but her meddling backfires . . . Is there any unwrittenrule that can help Zoë now?

How much pressure can a marriage take? Elise Sorenson has been striving for the Olympics as long as she can remember. The months of intense training and competition in the horse show world take her away, far too often, from her husband, Matt, and their eight-year-old daughter, Gracie. Matt, a lawyer still vying to make partner at fifty, has made huge sacrifices in his career to be Gracie’s primary caregiver. This was the deal Elise and Matt struck, but it’s no longer working. Their finances and their relationship are strained to the point of snapping, and they’re forced to sell the lakeside cabin that has been in Matt’s family for generations to pay for yet another year of dressage and school fees and the physiotherapy Gracie needs for her disability. When the Sorensons arrive in Lake Placid to prepare the cabin for sale, Matt is taken aback by the frosty reception from locals who’ve always revered his family. What could have possibly changed? But all their worldly problems fade when the unthinkable happens to their daughter. In the panic and confusion that follow, the fault lines in Elise and Matt’s marriage crack wide open, allowing long-held resentments and blame to come bursting to the surface . . . In Tish Cohen’s riveting new novel, she explores how our truest selves are revealed in our very darkest moments.    

Good girl, honour-roll lifer, Berkeley-bound, mildly neurotic, high-strung twelfth grader Andrea Birch just wants a bit of privacy. Oh, and perhaps a bit more of a social life. Or just a life in general. But when your mom and dad are foster parents who can't turn away a child, trying to carve out a little space for yourself while tending to the needs of everyone from twin toddlers to angst-ridden adolescents is nearly impossible. And then Joules Adams, the daughter of internationally famous rock star Nigel Adams, jumps into Andrea's car, setting off an improbable car chase that ends in detention. For Andrea, it's the last straw. Why is it that Joules, breaker of all rules, living a life of luxury, gets off so easy? Why does she have everything, including a cool famous dad, while Andrea has nothing, not even her parents' full attention? In a modern, hip take on the classic Freaky Friday story, Tish Cohen delivers a fresh look at wishing you had someone else's life.

At the age of eight, Delilah Blue Lovett was moved by herfather from Toronto to L.A., leaving her mother behind.Now twenty, Delilah is a struggling art student earning a surreptitiousdegree by modelling nude at a Los Angeles art college.While Delilah struggles with shyness at school, her fatherbegins to show signs of early-onset Alzheimer's, and her long-absentmother suddenly shows up with a younger sister intow . . . and a secret that will change everything.