Mia and her friends are excited to learn a new dance, but on class day Mia finds herself without a partner. Reading level: Ages 3-5.

After one summer at the Little Tykes Theatre, Mia Fullerton is meek no more, but that doesn't make her life any easier - not in her sophomore year at St. Hilary's, when her best friend Lisa forces her into a dangerously big part in The Music Man. Not when her ex-boyfriend, Tim, is teaching his little brother Chris to treat women like objects. And not when she learns to drive - with serious repercussions. Who is Mia? Is she an independent girl like...

Mia clenched the water cannon, with hands shaking and body shivering; she aimed and fired the water at the burning Normandy! Follow Mia on her mysterious adventure through time as she meets historical people such as Benjamin Franklin and Molly Williams and helps fight fires throughout history. In this book, you will have to determine if she is really traveling through time or is it a figment of her imagination.

Mia and her ballerina friends Ruby and Anna decide to wear matching costumes for Halloween.

Offering extra help to a newcomer in Miss Bird's dance class, Mia and Ruby are frustrated by Sara's determination to put her own spin on every dance move, a preference that introduces the girls to new ideas about creativity and individuality.

A prosecutor of violent criminals. A detective on a dangerous beat. When these two pros take on an off-the-books case, the line between professional and personal becomes perilously blurred. When a twenty-two-year-old convict walks into the courtroom, his eyes confirm what Mia Quinn already guesses: he blames her for his conviction. In seconds, he knocks her to the ground and holds a razor blade to her throat. While she manages to escape without injury,...

Mr. Maurice is thrilled when Mia offrs to create the spring decorations for the store. But, Mia does not listen and lets her imagination run wild. Mia wants to do a good deed but has trouble unstanding the difference between doing what she wants and doing what the other person would like.

Mia prepares a dance show for Mimi and Romain but does not have enough dancers. She discovers there is more than one way to dance. When Mia and Marty get into an argument, their friends are caught in the middle. How can they be friends with both?

Mia opens a ride in her amusement park before it is ready in order to compete with Rufus and Rango's amusement park. The consequences are less than amusing. One morning, Mr. Maurice discovers that his mirror has disappeared! Mia and Marty lead the investigation to find the thief.