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The neighborhood is planning a fiesta, but so many arguments erupt between relatives and friends that Benjamin decides that only he can save the fiesta.

Ms. Rooney's class is learning about money and saving, but best friends Matthew and Richard need to learn to get along after fighting about money on the playground.

In 1941, circumstances bring together Brick, a boy from New York's apple country, and Mariel, a young girl made shy by her bout with polio, and the two make a journey from Brooklyn back to help Brick's elderly neighbors save their apple crop and to help Mariel learn about her past.

Rosie tries to make up with her former best friend and get into ballet class after the sign-up deadline.

Ronald Morgan needs lots of luck not only to train the dog which he just received for his birthday but also to win the friendship of his new neighbor.

Almost twelve-year-old Siria, who chases firetrucks in the middle of the night to ensure her fire fighter dad's safety, learns about bravery one winter as she tries to mend a broken friendship.

When Matthew finds out from J.P., the weird girl next door, that their teacher loves to read, he worries that everyone at his new school will know he's a terrible reader.

A winter storm and money troubles cause setbacks for Lisa, Carole, and Stevie as they prepare for the Saddle Club holiday show.

A clash with her rival may end Rosie's dream of playing the leading role in her ballet class's production of "The Nutcracker.

Casey enjoyed Tracy's company during summer vacation but becomes increasingly jealous of her irrepressible new friend when she joins Casey's fifth-grade class.

Ms. Rooney's class is heading for New York, New York to see the sights and participate in the Flag Day parade, but Emily Arrow cannot enjoy the trip because she feels guilty for letting the class plants die and then letting her friends believe someone else was responsible.

Emily and Beast are in big trouble for trampling Mrs. Alonzo's prize garden.

"Charlie has lots of ideas. Need something to go sky high? Ah-ha! The zinger-winger! Need to launch a cheese popper into soup? The amazing popper-upper! But the zinger-winger zings more than wings, and the popper-upper plops.

Richard wants to win the Thanksgiving Candy Corn contest by guessing the number of candies in the jar but before he realizes what he's done, he eats three big pieces.

As Valentine's Day approaches and her class becomes busy making cards, Emily is worried about her fight with Sherri, who tells her, "You'll be sorry.