When Jana Morgan spots her boyfriend, Randy, talking with pretty Laura McCall, The Fabulous Five's archenemy, Jana jumps to conclusions. It is not until later, when Randy is in a car accident, that Jana realizes she was wrong.

Melanie Edwards and the rest of her superlative group pound the pavements in a rare display of civic duty when they attempt to prevent the Christmas Eve killings of animals at a local shelter.

While working on a genealogy project for family living class, Melanie uncovers a shocking secret about her past.

Who is the Mystery Caller? Christie has to find out . . . before it's too late! — Jana Morgan, Melanie Edwards, Beth Barry, Christie Winchell, Katie Shannon . . . they're the Fabulous Five. They started out as a club whose secret purpose was to keep up with snobby Taffy Sinclair. Now these five best friends are in the seventh grade - are they ready for the ups and downs of junior high? The Hot-Line Emergency When Christie Winchell is chosen for Wakeman Junior High's new homework hot line, she thinks it will be fun to help kids who are having trouble with their school assignments. But the fun fades when a mysterious seventh grader starts calling to brag about the pranks he's going to pull. Now it's Christie who needs some answers . . . and fast. For somewhere in Wakeman Junior High is a boy who is either playing a terrible joke on her or has a real problem - and his pranks are about to take a dangerous turn.

When Melanie Edward's mother decides to start a teen taxi service for students at Wakefield Junior High, Melanie is horrified. Not only is she going to be the laughtingstock of the school, but because she has to ride along, her social life will be ruined.

Inspired by the discovery of a time capsule buried in 1918 by a budding thirteen-year-old feminist, and by the membership of her boyfriend in a boys-only club, Katie Shannon sets out to teach her peers a lesson in gender equality.

Melanie's Valentine's Day promises to be the best ever. She has a date with Shane Arrington, and Grandma Edwards is coming for a visit. She is sure her grandmother will be lots of fun to have around, but Grandma's "little bit of help" with Melanie's love life turns into big-time interference.

When Katie Shannon's mother writes an article calling television a menace to society, Katie knows she's in for trouble. Wakeman Junior High has announced a television turnoff. All the teachers, students, and their families are supposed to turn off their sets for two whole weeks!

Growing closer with her friends, doing well at school, and being pursued by a gorgeous new student, the last thing Christie wants to do is to go to London, but she may have to when her father is transferred.

Growing closer with her friends, doing well at school, and being pursued by a gorgeous new student, the last thing Christie wants to do is to go to London, but she may have to when her father is transferred.

Struggling in science class since her move to London, Christie Winchell is determined to prove her worth to her teacher, Miss Finney, by entering the school's annual science competition

After going steady with Randy since the sixth grade, Jana has decided to date other people. When Beth's boyfriend Keith hears the news, he asks Jana to tell Beth he wants to break up. After Jana agrees, he tells her the reason: He wants to date her now that they are both free! How can Jana ever tell Beth that she's the reason Keith has dumped her?

Melanie Edwards lets her love for the hot band The New Generation, and their new hit song, Super Kisser, get her into trouble when she takes to kissing the closest boy to her whenever she hears the tune. Original.

No one in Beth Barry's family takes her seriously—especially not her older sister Brittany. So when the Barrys go away on a skiing vacation, Beth is determined to prove she's just as mature as her sister. She doesn't have much luck, though, until an incident on the slopes shows just how mature she can be.

When her friends from back home come to London for a visit, Christie cannot wait to show them around and introduce them to her new English friends, but the two groups' meeting is less than harmonious. Original.

Overjoyed when she finds out that Wakeman Junior High is to become a middle school and that she and the other seventh graders will be upperclassmen, Jana soon realizes that her superior attitude could get her into a lot of trouble.