Cat’s life seems perfect. She’s one of the popular girls, loves to hang out with her friends, and now they rule the school as eighth graders. But after an accident allows her to see into the lives of the kids she and her friends have bullied, she realizes there’s more to them than meets the eye. The “joking around” her friends do hurts them in ways she didn’t realize.

She had never thought of herself as a bully, but now that her eyes have been opened, she has a difficult decision to make. Should she keep her circle of friends or take a stand and walk away. But will it be too late to fix the damage she’s already done?

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The scariest person Cat has ever seen is Mr. One-Eyed Scar Face, also known as Mr. Williams, the school janitor. Everyone always said he was some type of monster, and Cat and her friends have always believed it. But soon they begin to realize that not every thing they hear is true. Not even close.

As Cat and her friends search for the truth about Mr. Williams, they find themselves surrounded by rumors and gossip. All the while, Cat continues to see visions of truth about the people around her.

Will the group of friends stand and fight for what is right? Or will they take the easy way out and believe everything they hear?

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As Cat moves into a new house, she is greeted by her neighbor, Jonah. He isn’t like anyone she has ever met. Behind the cute face, and all the muscles, there is something very different about him. As the kids at school get to know him too, Cat watches as the bullying begins. Wanting to help, Cat is determined she can fix him. But the harder she tries, the more he pushes away. On top of it all, Cat has to deal with her sister’s huge crush on Jonah. To Cat’s surprise she finds the more she gets to know him, the more she realizes that maybe being different isn’t such a bad thing. Maybe, just maybe, being different is a good thing. Or, was she just fooling herself?

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Cat feels like she’s just stepped into a mystery movie. Her friend, Tyler, has a secret that she’s determined to uncover. But instead of solving that mystery, she finds herself the laughing stock of the whole middle school. To make matters worse, Sammy, her new friend from the Special-Ed class, has lost his fluffy, white kitty cat, Snowball. Will Cat and her friends find Snowball in the blustery Michigan winter before it’s too late? Or will the bullies of the school stand in their way?

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Cat had been having visions of kids getting bullied the whole school year, but it all changed when she had a vision of the BULLY herself!

It’s the end of their eighth-grade year, and their whole class gets to go away to camp. But, when Holly gives them trouble, will Cat and her friends let Holly ruin their trip, or can they change the heart of the bully?

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Schools out! And Cat knows exactly what she wants for Christmas – to spend time with her great group of friends and get the presents on her very long Christmas list. She can’t wait to see them all under her tree Christmas morning… Until her mom says she’s going to have to cut her list in half! How can she possibly have a good Christmas without the items on her list? While she and her friends are out shopping for presents, they meet two shivering homeless kids in an alley. Will they ruin Cat’s Christmas plans? Or will they help her understand that Christmas is so much more than just presents?

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With a virus going around the the whole world, it has made everything crazy for school this year. Everyone has to wear masks and eat lunch in their classrooms. But Cat and her friends soon find that there is a much bigger problem. One of their very best friends, Dallas, has been doing school from home this year, and is afraid they’ve forgotten about her and don’t want to be her friend anymore. With Christmas coming, they have a goal to reach out and show her just how much they miss her. But every time they try to do something special for her, Holly, the school bully, shows up to ruin everything. Can Cat and her friends beat Holly at her own game? And will they ever get the chance to give Dallas a Christmas she will never forget?

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Summer learned the hard way that the words ‘I love you’ do not always mean ‘I love you’. Left alone at 19 with a newborn baby, Summer has to go through a journey of fighting to make ends meet, while dealing with the everyday struggles of a teenager. But when she is forced to move out of her parents home, Summer has to grow up quickly.

Brandon loves working with his dad in the family business, but a tragic accident takes his parents from him. Life seems to go on, while Brandon is paralyzed in his own heartache.

Will Summer and Brandon let their struggles and fears keep them from ever living again, or will they learn from what life brings and grow stronger through it?