Now that the girls all work at the ice cream shop on Sundays, Allie sees her friends' jobs through a different lens. If they mess up the cash register by a few dollars Tamiko simply shrugs, but Allie knows that by the end of the week all those little misses can add up. She doesn't want to be their boss, but somehow she needs to figure out a way to make sure she's part of a team that can see things from her perspective, too. She just has to do it before...

When Allie and her mother move one town away after her parents' divorce, Allie must find a way to stay close to her best friends Sierra and Tamiko.

Tamiko and Sierra are excited about their upcoming school dance, leaving Allie, who goes to a different school, feeling left out.

While everyone around her seems to be in love, Tamiko is more interested in her own creative projects and does not see what all the fuss is about.

"Things are slow at the cupcake shop this summer, and so when Mia's dad invites her on a long weekend trip to meet some of his college friends, she jumps at the chance-especially when she hears they have daughters her age. It turns out the girls work in an ice cream shop. Not only does Mia end up making new friends-she comes back with a new invention for the Cupcake Girls: an ice-cream cone cupcake!"--Amazon.com.

When one of Tamiko's online comments goes viral, she is labeled as one of the mean girls at school, and she must try to make things right again.

"When Hank Wolowitz runs into trouble in the form a of lunch-stealing bully, he finds an unlikely ally in an invisible refugee pumpkin-loving bandapat named Inkling"-- Provided by publisher.