Books in Sleepover Friends series

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The kids from Riverhurst are asked to assist on an archaeological dig searching for artifacts from the American Revolution, and Lauren unearths a remakable treasure

The Sleepover Friends are afraid that their roles as bridesmaids in the wedding between Stephanie's Uncle Nick and their substitute teacher are in jeopardy when they hear the couple discussing elopement

Lauren is devastated when her father decides to move into and renovate a spooky, run-down mansion

Is Patti playing dumb? Children's novel.

When they share a cabin on the class camping trip, the Sleepover Friends adopt a strange girl named Bitsy for the weekend, and they face potential humiliation when they get lost on a hiking competition with the boys

Kate finds herself in an invitational dilemma when she wins six tickets to Wilderness World and can only invite two of her three sleepover friends

Stephanie wants to ask Donald Foster to the Sadie Hawkins dance before popular Michelle can get to him, and she enlists the aid of her friends to turn an unassuming boy named Denny into a cool jock who will distract Michelle

While visiting Stephanie's grandmother, Nana, the Sleepover Friends plan to participate in the contests at the big local festival with Nana's neighbors, Mindy Sue and the Tyler twins, but their plans are upset by Patti's conflict with Mindy Sue

Lauren decides to speak out for animal rights when Riverhurst Elementary School's new science teacher, cute and popular Mr. Talbot, intends to have his classes dissect frogs

When nine youngsters from Walden Elementary come to Riverhurst for a week, it sounds like big fun ahead for the Sleepover Friends, but Kate, Lauren, and Stephanie find the newcomers bring their share of trouble, too.

With the homecoming parade just weeks away, the Sleepover Friends are determined to build the winning float, but there could be trouble when Kate's enthusiasm causes the other girls to bristle