DIVDIVWill Madison’s summer be a total bummer?/divDIV Everyone seems to have summer plans except Madison. None of her choices seem to be the right fit. So when the opportunity to babysit for a nearby family presents itself, Maddie surprises herself by jumping at the chance. Watching a two-and-a-half-year-old shouldn’t be that hard—especially when their activities include going to the pool where her friends are junior lifeguards. But soon the job takes Maddie away from her friends and her summer fun, and, worst of all, the little boy doesn’t seem to like her. This may be the worst summer ever. Madison needs to find a way to bond with her babysitting charge—and fast!/div/div

Do mermaids have orgasms? Who knows, but she'd better find out quick before she exchanges her girly bits for fishy slits. A mermaid who can't swim? What could be worse? When Samie McIntyre finds out she's about to turn into a mermaid, a legacy of her selkie father and mermaid mother, she realises she has one major problem. Well, er, maybe two... First, she can't swim. And second, she has aqua-phobia. What good is a mermaid who's afraid of the water? As far as she can see, there's only one thing to do. Talk the sexy Jonah Billings into teaching her to swim. And if she can convince him to indulge in a bit of horizontal wrestling before she becomes a pickled sardine, so much the better.

We feel stress. Every day we feel stress. There have actually been times in our lives when we have felt like we were drowning in stress. Then one evening we went to a workshop and listened to a doctor briefly explain the stress response. We were fascinated, and we were hooked. We needed to know everything we could about this important concept, and more importantly how we could use this knowledge in our own lives and to help others in their life struggles. Our extensive research on this topic has taken us on a journey of discovery, a journey of knowledge, and a journey of healing. Our goal in this book is to share with you insights on the stress response, information about our body's reactions to stress, and specific strategies to help you keep your head above water.

It's William and Hattie's first time in the big pool. William isn't sure he's ready - he's worried he might sink to the bottom! Hattie is a really good swimmer, but then, Hattie is really good at just about everything. But sometimes it doesn't do to be too clever ...

"Sink or Swim?" contains nine quizzes about camp for readers to share with three of their closest friends. It also has an all-new, super-special quiz, just for one reader and her best friend. Original.

There's a thief in town, and all signs point to twelve-year-old Charlie Drinkwater. Once you spontaneously morph into a giant mutant dinosaur in the middle of the school day, people will suspect you of just about anything. Charlie's teachers decide that all he needs is a little discipline, so they make him join the swim team. The only problem is, Charlie is terrified of the water. (He's terrified of a lot of things.) Charlie and his friends vow to apprehend the real criminal and clear Charlie's name. But when they discover who the actual thief is, Charlie's problems get a whole lot bigger . . . not to mention slimier, scalier, and smellier!

Twelve-year-old Dario's worst nightmare comes true when his mother sends him to a summer camp specializing in water sports.

In this fresh, funny new middle grade series, bestselling YA author Sarah Mlynowski writes for a younger audience for the first time! In each book, Abby and her younger brother Jonah visit the magic mirror in their basement at night, and the mirror transports them inside a different fairy tale. In the third magical adventure, Abby and Jonah find themselves splashing around with the Little Mermaid. But her story didn't have a happy ending. This time, Abby's determined to change things for the better!

Summer is here! School’s out, the pool is open, and new adventures with friends await! But what happens when twelve year old Ty’s anxiety has other plans? From the world of Just Roll With It comes a boy-centric graphic novel about accepting yourself even when it’s a little scary. Bouncing back from a broken arm should be no big deal—but when Ty spends a month off the swim team the thought of getting back in the water is suddenly not as fun as it used to be. After weeks of ignoring his friends, Ty isn't sure how to connect with them again in summer camp. They used to have swim team together but after so long without swimming he's out of shape and afraid of failing in front of them. With his friendships fracturing, will Ty be able to gain confidence in himself and fix everything before it's too late?