Twelve-year old tweenager Madison Finn isn't sure that she can survive the end of summer, let alone the beginning of seventh grade. Middle school is a whole new world and with her parents divorce and new classmates, life is all about changes.
Halloween is full of tricks and treats for Madison. A school dance, a sopoky sleepover and a ghost story contest on the web, have Madison thinking that life can get trickier than tricky around Halloween.
In a fresh, new series wired for today's tween, Madison Finn isn't sure she can survive the end of the summer, let alone the beginning of a new school year.
Kaboom! The Fourth of July is coming, and summer is really heating up. Madison is going to Gramma Helen's house on the lake in Illinois. Fire-works and fireflies and BBQ and . . . maybe even a surprise first kiss?
A huge blizzard maroons Madison at home where she digs up lost memories from the past. Before the snow melts, she'll learn secrets about her parents and her friends that will help her find out some truths about herself.
What does Madison have to be thankful for? Not much, Madison thinks. It's the first Thanksgiving since her mom and dad split, and she feels stuck in the middle. But this holiday is stuffed with surprising revelations and good cheer -- especially when Madi
For use in schools and libraries only. Through her files and collections of piles, readers will get to know Madison and her humorous observations of seventh-grade angst.
