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Sixteen-year-old Sage Czinski is known as "Princess Post-it" for her habit of leaving encouraging notes on the lockers of classmates having a bad day--she does it to hide a painful past.

"At Great Rapscott School for Girls of Busy Parents, Ms. Rapscott teaches her students How to Get Lost on Purpose, resulting in a series of fantastical adventures that makes each learn a little something about courage, strength, bravery, and teamwork"--Provided by publisher.

When seventeen-year-old Frankie Skinaway's incarcerated father and cousins try to get him involved in the First Nations Mafia, even after his mother enrolls Frankie in an alternative high school to keep him safe, Frankie has a hard choice to make.

"Torn between her fear of the bully on the school playground and her sympathy for her classmate, a girl must make a difficult choice.

"When Harry and his pals in Room 3B aren't invited to their teacher's wedding, they invite themselves, and wind up saving the day"--Provided by publisher.

After Chase Clark makes the varsity football team with his best friend, Tripp, Chase is the only one who witnesses a hard hit that knocks Tripp out.

Fifteen-year-old Kyle discovers the shattering ramifications of the decisions he makes, and does not make, about school, the girl he likes, and his future.

When a flooding problem at P.S. 38 forces Big Nate and his friends to attend rival Jefferson Middle School, Nate decides it is high time that his school won a competition against Jefferson.

Both Nate Wright and school bully Randy Betancourt have crushes on the new girl Ruby, and altercations between the two boys result in peer counseling sessions that eventually lead to an unlikely friendship and their becoming teammates on the school's ultimate frisbee Mud Bowl team.

After her mother is arrested, fifteen-year-old Dess is sent to live with the foster family that took in her baby brother several years before, and although she and her new foster sister, Hope, clash immediately, they soon realize they have much in common.

Now in seventh grade Gregory K. is frustrated by all the homework that leaves him no time for writing, which is what he loves to do--so he decides to go on a homework strike, and with his history teacher's encouragement he learns a valuable lesson in civics and standing up for what you believe in.

Jessica and her classmates form a club whose mission is to perform acts of kindness, even for the meanest boy in the class.

When Rafe Kane enters middle school, he teams up with his best friend, "Leo the Silent," to create a game to make school more fun by trying to break every rule in the school's code of conduct.

Eddie enjoys being mean and bullying his fellow students until a new girl arrives and shows him how good it can feel to be nice.

Chace has become accustomed to the bullying he has to endure at school, but when one of the bullies begins to taunt him because his mother is dating an Iranian man, he makes a decision to stand up to the harassment that gets him suspended.