Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Social Themes - Peer Pressure

A Camilla le encantan las habas, pero nunca las puede comer. Por que? Porque a los ninos de su escuela no les gustan y a Camila le importa mucho lo que la gente piensa de ella. De hecho, esta tan preocupada que esta punto de sufrir UN CASO GRAVE DE RAYAS.

When Caitlin Ross's mother takes her and her brother to an island in the remote Outer Banks for the summer, Caitlin is furious. She was planning on spending the summer hanging out by the pool, partying, shopping, and singing backup in her boyfriend's band, Box of Flowers. North Carolina isn't anything like California, and Caitlin doesn't fit...

Only Howard Carr and his older brother, Ben, can answer that question, because only they know about George. George is the funny little man who lives inside Ben, helping him (mostly) navigate life as a sixth grader who happens to be a scientific genius and who happens to be studying organic chemistry with students much older than he.

One of those students is William Hazlitt, a senior who has been Ben's lab partner in previous years. William's interest in chemistry has taken a troubling turn, and Ben has a plan to come to his rescue. And that's when things get...

Fifteen-year-old Maddie Crane has done her best to fit in, mostly for her mother's sake. But then her beautiful cousin Cordelia LeClaire arrives in town, stirring envy and suspicion, and setting in motion a terrible sequence of events. Because Hawthorne is a...

Changing schools is not so pleasant for Eric when he meets up with Hank 'the Tank' Granger. School shouldn't be a scary place, but oftentimes it is. Here two friends, Eric and DJ, use their wits and what they learn in Social Studies to make a difference. "If something's important, you have to take risks," Eric tells DJ when confronted with Hank the Tank, the schoolyard bully. Ben Franklin would be proud Find out how Eric and his friends solve their problem. Bilingual juvenile novel in Spanish and English, approved by Panama's Ministry of Education as a complementary text in the classroom....