The story of Olivia Hudson, an energetic eleven-year-old who dreams of being a professional skater. Fiction for active, fun-loving, imaginative preteen girls. Ages 8-13.

Jenna Song is troubled by her difficulties with gymnastics and a new addition to her family. Can she face her fears and accept her adopted brother?

After eleven-year-old Heather decides that she wants to be a free skater instead of continuing as an ice dancing partner with her brother, she undergoes a change of heart.

While teaching a beginner's class in skiing for her mom who had a broken leg, Manda meets an unusual five-year-old and his father and tries her hand at matchmaking.

Livvy misses her mother, who passed away just months ago, and frustration mounts when Livvy's grandmother offers to help but oversteps her boundaries in every way...especially when she starts acting as Livvy's ice-skating coach.

Filled with competition fever, Jenna and her gymnastics teammates lose sight of their goal to work as a unit. Friction really occurs when a cute boy joins the squad, teaching Jenna how to strive for her best without hurting others.

Manda Garcia throws herself wholeheartedly into preparation for the Dressel Hills Downhill Classic, sacrificing her friendship with Girls Only club members and even daily time with God in an attempt to reach the number-one spot. Yet when she attains the coveted prize, Manda's fifteen minutes of fame leave her feeling empty and out of sync with God—especially with big family changes on the horizon. Will Manda recover from her obsession with winning? And will her friends still be there for her when she needs them most?