P. J. Gray

After running away from his latest foster home, Troy begins living off the streets and befriends Justin, another directionless teen. But eventually Troy grows tired of being homeless and decides to turn his life around by getting a job.

"The worst snow storm in years. They were trapped in a farmhouse. The owners seemed innocent enough. Quiet. Stoic. But something was not quite right."--Page 4 of cover.

Bree struggles to hold it together while dealing with a difficult aunt, an alcoholic brother, and a shady boss, when she encounters a mysterious woman next door.

After her aunt dies, Bree's drug dealer boss comes after her, and her mother's ghost comes to the rescue.

"Over it. That's how Troy felt about foster homes. So he ran away. He walked the streets during the day. Begged for money. Then he met Justin"--P. [4] of cover.

Presents a story about Lena and her date with Jeff.

"Li is trying to pay off a car. It takes her many months of careful saving to make good progress. Right before her last payment is due, something happens that changes things. How can Li follow through on her commitment?"--OCLC.

A young woman fears she is pregnant.

When a bully throws paper balls at a boy in her class during a test, Pam wants to get the bully's attention with a paper plane and to tell him to stop bullying. She engineers her paper plane to get the results she wants, and turns the tables on the bully.

Explores moving out through the story of Seth and Chris.