Indigo, an eighth-grade investigative reporter, is torn between fighting a racist school policy and keeping her friends--until she discovers a series of letters written by Black journalist and activist Ida B. Wells.

"When the student council decides to host a dance as their next fundraiser, Jada feels nervous and queasy. She's excited to give back, but she can't dance! Still, she's determined to help the cause and show she cares. She practices her moves, gets help from friends, and even does research at the library to prepare--but will it be enough to help her create change in her community?"--

Surrouned by strong women, Meg Williams is driven to succeed - after all, that's how she ened up being junior class president. Except this year Meg's high school merged with another, and the result? She's forced to share her presidency with Chris Chavez - a cocky athlete/musician/all-around annoyingly perfect guy who also happens to be class president. Meg did her research on Chris before they met (naturally) and was certain she wasn't going to like...