Hello. I'm Missy Summers. This is the biography of my dog and the adventures I had with him. His name is Prince Walty Summers, but we call him Walty for short. This story started when I first got him. I was six then, so please forgive any grammatical mistakes I may have made. Six year olds don't know about all the nuances of the English language. It follows Walty's whole life up until the present. I'm seventeen now, so the grammar in the present-set chapters of this biography should not be as terrible ha, ha.

Cynthia is a (regretful) senior at St Augustine Boarding School, in New York. Her year starts bad, what with her parents forcing her to finish high school and all, but gets worse when she unfairly gets detention on the first day and even worse when she has to be a student guide for a new peer from the south.

Rose hates Luka. At least, she's convinced herself that she does. Because he hates her. He must, right? Because if he didn't, he wouldn't always be dumping mud on her head or pulling her braid or laughing at her with his friends. But the thing is, that wasn't even the worst part about Luka. He didn't used to be mean to Rose. They used to be best friends. When they were kids, anyone could always find them together. But ever since Luka started playing leather-ball for the town youth team, ever since he made friends on the leather-ball team, all he's wanted to do with Rose is to pick on her. Rose needs to learn to forgive and move on. Luka to act like a gentleman. Can they both learn to love without tearing each other apart?

Jessie Adams is a senior in high school when her dad invites her to go with him for a business trip in Europe for 18 months. It's supposed to be stress-free and time to spend with Dad for Jessie, but when he gets holed up in a long term business conference that he can't get out of, Jessie needs to figure out Europe on her own. Can she make a friend to help her get through the trip alone?

Ryan is different. It's immediately obvious in her new school. And she knows it. They stay away from her like the plague. But they just see the way she dresses and hear about her reputation from the town gossips and the way she has a boy's name. They don't know half the truth. And Ryan can't let them find out.