Books in Here Come the Brownies series

A lonely new student finds friends and adventures after joining a Brownie Girl Scout troop

Amy worries that she will lose her popularity when she gets sick on a camp-out and can't participate in any of the activities

Shy Sarah has a great idea for her Brownie Girl Scout troop but is not sure she is brave enough to speak up

Amy feels good when her babysitter, Hallie, treats her like a grownup, but when Amy's troop is set to go on a trip with Hallie's older Cadette Girl Scouts, she worries about impressing the older girls and possibly angering her friends. Original.

Worrying that all of her friends will discover her fear of the dark during an Brownie overnight trip at a lighthouse, Sarah tries to hide her secret until a passing storm shows her that everyone has fears, including grownups. Simultaneous.

When she and her Brownie troop get snowed in during a visit to an old-fashioned farm, Krissy becomes upset that she will miss opening night of the play in which she is supposed to perform. Original.

When her Brownie troop hosts a traveling teddy bear from a faraway land, every member of the troop gets a chance to take him home, but Marsha dreads the forthcoming Teddy Bear Picnic when she accidentally loses the Guest Bear. Simultaneous.

With all the Brownies bringing their favorite foods to a surprise party for their troop leader, Jo Ann worries that her contribution will be too "Chinese" for the occasion, until her grandmother comes to the rescue. Original.

Marsha always has trouble making decisions, but her Brownie friends help her decide whether to go to a sick child's birthday party or to meet a famous ballerina

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A problem arises for the Brownie troop's camp-out, when Amy, the queen of the camp-out joke fest and champion ghost-story narrator, gets sick.