New city. No Friends! Georgie Dupree loves to have fun with her friends, but what happens when she moves to a new city where she doesn't have a single one? When the usually bubbly and ever-so-spunky Georgie can't find any kids her age in her new neighborhood, she has to get creative to draw them out. She needs a fool-proof plan to help her make new friends... and fast. But how will she do it?

Georgie Dupree loves to have fun with her friends, but what happens when she moves to a new city where she doesn’t have a single one? When the usually bubbly and ever-so-spunky Georgie can’t find any kids her age in her new neighborhood, she has to get creative to draw them out. She needs a fool-proof plan to help her make new friends . . . and fast. But how will she do it? This is a vibrant story of a little girl who needs the slightest nudge to discover the art of friendship.

A is for Affirmation! Georgie Dupree loves learning, but on her first day at her new school, she has worrisome thoughts about the school year: “What if I get lost? What if I don’t make any friends? What if everyone is smarter than me?” Inspired by her teacher’s daily classroom affirmation, Georgie Dupree uses positive thinking to see, believe, and embrace her school year goals. This is the second book in the Georgie Dupree series that helps children and teachers start the school year on a strong note.

Lights! Camera! Action! Georgie Dupree loves the spotlight, but how can she shine on stage if she doesn't get the lead role in the school play? When Georgie Dupree lends an extra hand, she learns that it takes a full crew—stage team, background performers, and special effects—to make the show go on. After an encouraging message from her father, Georgie learns that there are many ways to shine and she steals the show with her creativity. Ceece Kelley and Chloe Guevara are back for the third book in the Georgie Dupree series to show the magic of teamwork and sharing the spotlight.

A is for Affirmation! Georgie Dupree loves learning, but on her first day at her new school, she has worrisomethoughts about the school year:What if I get lost?What if I don't make any friends?What if everyone is smarter than me?Inspired by her teacher, Georgie Dupree uses positive thinking to see, believe, and embrace her school year goals.