New Releases by Marilyn Kaye

Carolyn, a counselor goes away. In only a week, the Cabin Six girls have gone through three other counselors and have created havoc in their cabin. They find that they miss Carolyn despite her silly rules.

Eleven-year-old Erin thinks she has outgrown her cabinmates at an all-girls'' camp, but when she joins in some forbidden activities of the older girls in cabin nine, she learns a lesson about who her friends really are.

Katie is the director of the Sunnyside Spectacular play, until the other girls feel Katie the director has turned into Katie the dictator.

Since the new girl, Tanya, came to camp strange things have been happening to Megan.

A young girl who has everything finds happiness only when she changes her attitude.

Five friends in Cabin 6 at Camp Sunnyside try to help their counselor''s love life. Also use: No Boys Allowed (1989).

The five friends in Cabin Six prepare to welcome the camp director''s niece to their cabin, but they are completely unprepared for the trouble that their new roommate brings with her.

It was great to be back for another summer at Camp Sunnyside, and the best part was that the whole gang- Katie, Trina, Megan, Sarah, and Erin- were together again in Cabin six.

Camp friends Trina and Katie are on opposing teams.

Wishing to equal the achievements of her three sisters, twelve-year-old Phoebe hopes to be chosen for a television interview discussing her school, while at the same time she tries to help a friend who recently lost her mother.

Asked by Kermit to baby-sit with Robin, Fozzie Bear makes cookies, plays hide and seek, and takes the young frog to the zoo.

When shy twelve-year-old Daphne enters junior high school, she has to fight for her own identity as her more outgoing older sisters pull her in different directions.

Bored and yearning for new experiences, Max, the alien, decides to become a rock star and join a popular band on tour, but, first, she has to learn to sing and dance.

Two friends living on opposite sides of the street must rely on passersby to help them cross the street to play with each other.