New Releases by Marilyn Kaye

The After-School Club kids are planning a surprise for Jill, the new kid.

A mystery girl at Club Paradise is suddenly front-page news.

Molly''s exciting new life and romance on a resort island is threatened when gossip about her boyfriend begins to circulate.

A young girl finds herself drawn to a mysterious man with amnesia who may be the real-life reincarnation of a dead rock star. An exciting romance with a supernatural twist for the fans of the movie Ghost.

Girlfriends with something in common, plot basis; Sweet Valley High style. 9-12yrs.

When Cat, Josie, and Becka were all adopted by Annie and Ben Morgan, they thought that all their dreams had come true. None of them imagined that being a daughter and a sister could be so hard.

Here''s the most recent book in the series about Atlanta high school students who star in the hottest new show on cable TV. When Sharon and Tyler start questioning their appearance, it takes a near-disaster and a shocking on-the-air testimony by a teenage model for them to see the seduction of superficial values.

When his father joins other parents in demonstrating against a teacher who is HIV-positive, Kevin is torn between his loyalty to his father whom he has always considered a hero and his admiration for his favorite sixth grade teacher.

When Sharon Delaney hears that her classmate, Layne Swensen, was date-raped, she wants Video High to do an exposé. The show''s announcer and Sharon''s ex-boyfirend, thinks date-rape is mostly hype. The group compromises on a show just about dating. But what really happened to Layne?

In the first title in the series about high-school students who set up their own cable television show, Sharon comes up with a idea for debating the issue of dating in the 1990s, and she causes an uproar. Original.

Coping with a fellow student''s suicide, the members of Video High stage a mock trail when the deceased boy''s parents blame a rock song for the death and are amazed when the singer shows up to defend himself. Original.

Yom Kippur services let Mindy reflect on the sins she has committed during her thirteenth year, when she was desperately anxious to get into a popular crowd at her new middle school.

Everyone at the palace thinks that Adella''s new best friend, Arsulu, is wonderful. But Ariel has her doubts because ever since Arsulu came to stay with them, strange and terrible things have been happening.

When two friends become stepsisters, adjustment problems begin.

The girls'' gymnastics from Baldavia is training at Camp Sunnyside, and the Sunnyside girls have been given a pep talk about making the visitors feel welcome.

Leeza runs away, searching for independence after feeling betrayed by her mother, but when she becomes involved with a man who needs more from her than she wants to give, she wonders if she can ever return home. Original.

Trina is still kind of hoping her divorced parents will get back together again. Besides, Trina likes having her mother to herself, so it''s pretty upsetting to see her getting so friendly with Sarah''s widowed father, whom she met on a Camp Sunnyside Parens'' Weekend.

Green Falls Junior High is gearing up for the first dance of the year, and Josie, Becka, and Cat Morgan have lots to do before they''re ready. Cat and Becka are busy making plans for their dates, but they keep trying to push Josie and Red together. When Red finally asks Josie to the dance, Josie''s sure it wasn''t his idea. But should that keep her from saying yes?

Sarah hates taking a physical fitness class at Camp Sunnyside especially since her big sister is her instructor.

When Cat Morgan''s best friend, Marla, is down in the dumps, Cat has the perfect idea for cheering her up: She promises to help Marla become Green Falls Junior High''s Homecoming Queen. Then Cat is nominated too! Cat is sure Marla will withdraw from the race; Marla knows being Homecoming Queen is Cat''s dream. But Marla doesn''t want to drop out. She wants Cat to keep her promise.

Megan is terrified of meeting a ghost--but she has no choice.

Girls adventures at camp.

Yom Kippur services let Mindy reflect on the sins she has committed during her thirteenth year, when she was desperately anxious to get into a popular crowd at her new middle school.