Books in Fabulous Five series

Consumed by jealousy when she spots her boyfriend Randy talking to Laura McCall, Jana rushes from the restaurant, is nearly run down, and is saved fortuitously by Randy, who is not really the cad she thinks him to be

Shawnie runs away from home and her new friend Katie Shannon takes her in, but while rooming with Shawnie, Katie gradually discovers that the awful stories of Shawnie's home life may not be accurate

"Helpful" tips on flirting found in a teen magazine work all too well for Melanie Edwards, who soon has three boyfriends, one of whom thinks she's someone else

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When her seventh-grade friends in the Fabulous Five seem to be ignoring her, Melanie tries to prove how popular she is.

Melanie's big date with Shane Arrington is complicated by a visit from her Grandma Edwards, whose well-meaning help could ruin Melanie's Valentine's Day

Vowing after an unfair detention that she will always listen to both sides of a story, Katie Shannon finds her resolve tested when she is appointed as a judge on Wakeman Junior High's new Teen Court.

Beth Barry borrows Shawnie Pendergast's credit card to buy a new outfit for her appearance on Wakeman Junior High's new cable television show, but her shopping spree soon gets way out of hand

Jana wonders if she can really trust her old enemy Taffy, who now says she wants to be friends.

While researching her family genealogy, Melanie Edwards pores over the journals and letters of her great-great-grandmother, Cordia Mae Lee, only to discover a horrible secret about her own past

Horrified at her mother's decision to open a teen taxi service, Melanie is determined to sabotage her plans before they permanently stifle her social life

Chosen by the principal of Wakeman Junior High to be a "buddy" to one of the new homeless students in school, Jana eagerly pursues a friendship with Lizzie Flagg, hoping to unlock the secret of the girl's rude and unfriendly demeanor