Books in Sleepover Friends No. 13 series

The Sleepover Friends' new business, a children's party service, faces stiff competition when a mysterious magician makes the scene and threatens to steal their customers.

When her parents begin acting secretively, Stephanie fears the worst, while her best friend, Kate, thinks it means a surprise for Stephanie

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Lauren thinks new girl Ginger Kincaid, with her sophisticated Southern accent and her movie star name, is something else, but the Sleepover Friends see through Ginger's false airs and try to persuade Lauren to see her as they do

When results from the quiz she took in "Teen Topics" magazine reveal that Stephanie is not a nice person, the young girl decides to reevaluate her personality

Sowing the seeds of deception, the Sleepover Friends convince the usually prudent Kate that, when spoken to, houseplants will grow faster, and then dupe the unsuspecting girl by replacing the plant to which she had been speaking with a larger one.

Her weekend away with the video club seems to have turned Kate into a completely different person, when she returns in a ripped sweatshirt, torn jeans, and dark shades, and a new, unpleasant attitude

When Kate visits the Lost Valley Dude Ranch with the Sleepover Friends and Stephanie's grandmother, she is intrigued by a cute but secretive boy who is also a guest at the ranch.

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Patti may have to move away when her parents are offered teaching jobs at the university in Alaska, and although she looks forward to the sleepover being held in her honor, she wonders if it will be her last one

Snobby Wendy Rodwin wants to ban Stephanie and Kate and any other fifth graders from the school video-making club, but the Sleepover Friends--especially Stephanie--aren't willing to give up without a fight

When television heartthrob Kevin DeSpain comes to town, the Sleepover Friends do everything in their power to meet the paparazzi-shy hunk, including disguising themselves as pizza delivery girls.