Jimmy Gownley

Amelia's parents have just gotten divorced, and she and her mom have moved in with her Aunt Tanner. Like many kids, Amelia sees herself as the only normal one surrounded by a crazed group of misfits.

Princess Rapunzel organizes a holiday that she dubs "Friendship Day" and creates an elaborate puzzle gift for her friends Eugene and Cassandra, a celebration that is thrown into turmoil by the kidnapping of Pascal the chameleon.

When Amelia and her friends tag along on Aunt Tanner's business trip to New York City, Amelia gets to visit with her father and best friend, Sunday Jones, and learns a lesson about home.

When Amelia's divorced father invites her friends along on their father-daughter camping trip, she does not respond graciously.

When her Aunt Tanner brings out a box of photographs, ten-year-old Amelia Louise McBride learns things about her family history that help her deal with such current issues as her first date and the deployment of a friend's father to Iraq.

When Amelia's mother inherits her aunt's house across town, Amelia imagines her life changing in devastating ways, beginning with having to leave her group of friends and join the ninjas.

After the funeral of a great-aunt she never met, Amelia McBride is pressured into joining a game of spin-the-bottle with "the ninjas," who turn out to be the sons of Aunt Tanner's childhood enemy, Julie.

Judy Hopps proves to be a good friend to Dinah the sloth at the fun fair, while Nick Wilde helps out at his friend's bithday party when the magician gets sick.

Rapunzel is totally fangirling--she's about to meet her favorite author! After starting a book club to catch up on anything and everything she missed over the last 18 years, Rapunzel becomes obsessed with the books by J. K. Yewgise. The king invites the author to Corona, and she offers to write Rapunzel's authorized biography. Rapunzel is thrilled! But after a series of mishaps, Eugene accidentally ends up telling most of her story--and he tends to exaggerate. Now Rapunzel's biography is full of lies! Will the princess be able to get herself out of this pickle?

At Christmas, Amelia and her friends in the G.A.S.P.--Gathering of Awesome Super Pals--are determined to discover the truth behind Santa Claus.

When Amelia finds a tape of an old song by her Aunt Tanner, a former rock star, she is not exactly sure what it means.

Amelia recalls her first days at Joe McCarthy Elementary, where she attends fourth grade.