At first, new girl April is well liked by Indie and her two best friends, Soph and Fee, especially when she has exciting stories to tell. But April's tall tales grow more extraordinary and eventually seem designed to split Indie away from the otherwise inseparable best friends.

A guide to making and keeping friends. It features Indie and her friends who let us in on the stories of how they all came to be best friends. It gives tips on how to handle friends that are bossy or shy, in your family or, even, boys.

Did you know that alligators have a food radar in their cheeks? That a group of hippos is known as a bloat ?

What should animal-mad Indie Kidd do when her best friend's cat is run over? Poor Fee is lost without her beloved Garfield, and Indie will try anything to make her super-sad friend feel glad again. It's time for Indie's Cheer Up Fee plan. But is Fee ready to have fun yet?

Indie's seen a wooden cat that she just has to have, even if her friends think it's weird. Only problem is, it's really expensive. With her parents in a cash crisis, Indie will have to raise the money herself. Will her moneymaking schemes go to plan?

Heather thinks everyone in her family comes from Planet Perfect. Everyone except her, that is. Then dad drops a bombshell, and the world turns upside down... Life's become surprising, exciting and just a little bit mad - but is this topsy-turvy new family somewhere Heather can fit in?

Indie Kidd is fed up with being treated like a brainless little baby. Why are her friends so childish? And what is with her mum, acting like a total control freak? Not even her dad will listen to her. If only Indie was grown-up, like Caitlin, their lodger, that would be totally cool.

It's all hands on deck when Miss Levy announces plans for the School Fair. Indie Kidd soon sets to work, rallying round her furry friends at the Animal Rescue Centre to create a Petting Zoo. But not everything goes according to plan... Indie's fab theme for the Fair is pipped at the post. And she gets paint on her best jeans.

Indie Kidd wouldn't be without her best friends, Soph and Fee, but her step-brother Dylan has no close mates. It's time for Indie to help him become more friend-friendly... But what if Dylan drives Indie mad in the process? And what if - oops - Soph and Fee begin to feel left out?

Indie has seen a wooden cat that she just has to have, even if her friends think it's weird. Only problem is, it's really expensive. With her parents in a cash crisis, Indie will have to raise the money herself. Will her moneymaking schemes go to plan?

What should animal-mad Indie Kidd do when her best(est) friend's cat is run over? Poor Fee is lost without her beloved Garfield, and Indie will try anything to make her super-sad friend feel glad again. It's time for Indie's Cheer Up Fee plan. But is Fee ready to have fun yet? Hmm.

Indie decides to try to get her separated parents to be friends - and comes up with some endearingly dopey, harebrained schemes. But when Mum and Dad eventually do get matey, it's because they're trying to figure out what on earth is up with their very strangely behaved daughter.

Meet Indie Kidd, ten years old today - and stressed! Indie's teacher has asked the class to name their three top talents. Three! Indie can barely think of one! With the help of her best friends Soph and Fee, she's prepared to try anything. But, it might take a shy black, blob-like dog to reveal what Indie Kidd is really good(ish) at.

Indie decides to try to get her separated parents to be friends - and comes up with some endearingly dopey, harebrained schemes. But when Mum and Dad eventually do get matey, it's because they're trying to figure out what on earth is up with their very strangely behaved daughter!

Ally's feeling inadequate. Her only romantic experience amounts to a burping-in-mouth scenario with Keith Brownlow, but Kyra's only been in Crouch End two seconds and she's got herself a boyfriend! Even Ally's dad seems to be 'dating' - has he forgotten all about her mum?

Meet the Love children: oh-so-perfect Linn, airy-fairy Rowan, animal-obsessed Tor - and Ally, trying to have a normal life somewhere in the middle of it all. Which isn't easy when you live in a house that's a cross between an animal hospital and something out of 'Changing Rooms'. And then there's school and the obnoxious new girl tha - oh joy.

Naff dance-routines, corny tunes and psychedelic shorts galore - yep, having a brother in a boy-band is big time cringey. Sadie can deal with the local papers interviewing her brother, the crazy fan following him, and even his band's terrible tunes. But coping with grans at war, a flooded bedroom and a friend who's an undertaker/stand-up comedian?

Featuring board games, this title helps you to have your own anti-fashion show, take your own trick photos or make a family tree for your pets.

Stella, along with her mum, dad and mildly mad twin brothers, has just moved from buzzy London to the sleeeepy seaside town of Potbay. Not only has she had to leave her best mate Frankie behind but she's also kissed goodbye to Seb - only the guy she's ever liked. Still, Portbay's got its own charms; they might just take a littldiscovering...

Attack of the cheesy grins! Naff dance-routines, corny tunes and Psychedelic shorts galore - yep, having a brother in a boy-band is big time cringey. Still, Sadie can't help wondering ...what would life be like if she was the centre of attention?