What kind of friend am I? Actually, I think I mean what kind of person am I? What kind of friend, sister, stepsister, daughter, stepdaughter? I'm not always a very good person. I know that. But sometimes I can't help it. Friends. Changes. Together. Alone. Dawn Shafer has moved from California and everything's changing—way too fast.

Unable to cope with the anger and grief she is experiencing in regard to her mother's terminal illness, Sunny cuts school, hangs out at the beach, and considers running away. Original.

Amalia Vargas knows she should feel lucky. She is the band manager for Vanish and her boyfriend is the guitarist, James, a sixteen-year-old high school junior. James is so into her that he can’t stand for her to be with anyone else. That should be a good thing, but what seemed kind of sweet at first is suddenly getting annoying and even kind of scary. James’s jealousy doesn’t just mean Amalia can’t see other guys. He doesn’t want her giving her attention to anyone: not her friends, her family, or even a toddler she’s visiting at a shelter. When you’re thirteen, love can be tricky, but is this the kind of love that Amalia wants, and is it even love at all?

Adjusting well to her new school, Amalia Vargas makes a new group of friends and is soon living by a new set of rules, but her life spins out of control when her boyfriend will not let her break up with him. Original.

While he once considered Jay and Alex to be his best friends, Ducky begins questioning the friendships when he sees Jay sacrificing everything for popularity and Alex following paths that he himself would avoid. Original.

Face it, Winslow. Read between the lines. Dr. Merwin has stopped talking about "good signs." There are no good signs. She's not going to get better.

Dawn finds herself confronting a host of changes in her life as she faces the difficulties of adolescence, family turmoil, and a breakup with her best friend, Sunny. Original.

Maggie's weight-consciousness truly takes a turn for the self-destructive when she decides she can only be happy if she reduces her weight from 103 to 90 pounds, recording every bite of food she takes in her journal. Original.

Although she no longer loves him, Amalia still feels the pain of separating from her ex-boyfriend, James

Ducky works hard to be the best friend possible. But when it comes to Alex, who is very depressed, Ducky doesn't seem to be able to do enough.