Don't forget to write! Molly has just found out that her family is moving to Kansas for a year. What will she do without her best friends, Meg, Laura, and, most of all, Stevie? Then the friends come up with a great idea—they'll become pen pals! Calling themselves the Friends 4-Ever Club, they'll write letters every week. This way they can remain close, even when Molly is far away. The girls each choose a special stationery pattern and then, before moving day, they help Molly pack. Too quickly it's the night before the big move. And Molly's dog, Riggs, has run away! The girls organize a neighborhood search. But when they can't find him, Molly decides that maybe Riggs has the right idea...

Can Molly save the day? Stevie can't get used to life without her best friend, Molly, who has moved to Kansas for a year. She still has her two other "Friends-4-Ever," Laura and Meg, but it's just not the same without Molly. Laura and Meg are excited about auditioning for the class play. But Stevie isn't a dancer or an actress like them. What can she be in the play? She tries to explain how she feels, but they don't even listen. And soon their club meetings aren't as much fun as they used to be. Then Stevie writes to the one person who will understand—Molly. Can Molly come up with a plan to save the Friends 4-Ever?

A new friend for Laura? Nothing's going right for Laura. Her friend Molly has moved to Kansas for a year. And her other "Friends 4-Ever," Stevie and Meg, are in a different class and go to soccer practice after school. Laura doesn't play soccer. Worse still, since her mother's gone back to work, Laura has to go to the After-School Program every day with all the little kids. Then Laura becomes friends with Shana, a new girl who feels the same way Laura does about the After-School Program. Laura tries to tell Meg and Stevie how nice Shana is, but all they do is make fun of Shana's spiky hair and wild earrings. So Laura seeks advice from Molly. With Molly's help, can Laura convince her old friends to accept her new friend?

Friends 4-Ever vs. Kansas Friends Molly's coming home soon! She's been in Kansas for a year, and her Friends 4-Ever—Laura, Stevie, and Meg—can't wait to see her! Then they get a letter from Molly saying her family is staying in Kansas a while longer. Even worse, Molly was actually sad at the thought of leaving Kansas and her friends there. Meg, the problem-solver, knows it's up to her to make things better, to remind Molly who her real best friends are. And, if Molly's not coming home, Meg will have to go to Kansas. But when Meg arrives there, she discovers Molly has changed a lot. Meg begins to realize that this maybe one problem she can't solve on her own.

It's great to be home—or is it? After living in Kansas for over a year, Molly wants more than anything to go back to Rhode Island, where her Friends 4-Ever, Laura, Meg, and Stevie, are. Then her parents give her an early Christmas present—a round-trip ticket home for the holidays! Being with her friends is great—at first. But gradually Molly begins to feel like a visitor who no longer belongs there. Some of the kids and teachers at school don't recognize her, and her own best friends are doing new things that she can't be part of. Molly is confused. Can she sort out her mixed-up feelings and feel at home again?

Soccer tryouts are coming up and Stevie wants to be on the team. With some coaching from her big brother, Dave, she is sure she'll make it. But, suddenly Dave doesn't have time for Stevie anymore, now that he's hanging around with girls!

Molly can't believe her luck. Her mother has invited that horrible Know-It-All Erica Soames to stay with them while her parents are away. Erica hogs the bathroom and stays out later than Molly's allowed to, and Molly thinks it's unfair. But will a crisis change Molly's view of the situation?

Stevie can't believe it - the Friends-4-Ever's favourite camp counselor, Julie, is getting married! And she's asked the girls to be her junior bridesmaids. But while everyone else thinks it's great news, Stevie is miserable. She and Julie have always had a special relationship - almost like sisters. Stevie fears their friendship will never be the same. Even the other Friends-4-Ever seem to be changing - all they talk about now is bridesmaid dresses, Stevie's least favourite subject. Will things ever be back to normal for Stevie?

Bored with her life at age eleven, Meg gets the excitement she has been craving when her kooky Aunt Teddy comes to stay with her and Maxine moves in next door.

Summer vacation at a lakeside cabin turns into a holiday of fear for Laura and her friends, when strange events, lights in the woods, and odd footsteps convince them them that the area is haunted.