Books like Calvin Coconut in trouble magnet by Graham Salisbury

Rafe Khatchadorian arrives at Camp Wannamorra, where he and his bunkmates must contend with the popular kids who try to sabotage their summer, turning boredom into adventure and friendship.

Jamie Grim spends a summer turning obstacles into laughs as she aims to become the next stand‑up comedian.

A twelve‑year‑old, Daniel, joins a group of gifted kids—flying, invisible, and electric—who secretly help their Pennsylvania town until thirteen, when their powers and memories vanish, leading them to uncover a meteor‑related mystery.

Seventh‑grade Alice navigates the trials of junior‑high life while offering love‑life advice to her father and older brother.

In the far reaches of Gummy Forest, Raina the gummy fairy discovers a lagoon filled with tropical flavors. When the fairies harvest the fruit for gummies, they stumble upon ancient artifacts that promise adventure.

When EllRay Jakes’ father promises a Disneyland trip for a week of good behavior, he soon learns that defending himself against the classroom bully Jared is more difficult than staying out of trouble.

Thirteen‑year‑old Eric learns that silence can be deadly when a bully threatens new classmates. Facing bullying, family change, and a shaky school environment, he discovers he may hold the key to stopping the violence.

"Irreverently juggling magical realism, film noir, hip hop, and chicanismo, Karen Yamashita presents an L.A. where the homeless, gangsters, infant organ entrepreneurs, and Hollywood collide on a stretch of highway struck by disaster. The Harbor Freeway crisis becomes the apex of events - caused by an orange, which has been brought to L.A. from just north of Mazatlan, dragging with it the Tropic of Cancer." "Rafaela, caretaking Gabriel's getaway home in Mexico, discovers a dealer of human body parts and flees north, joining a performer/laborer named Arcangel. Meanwhile, Gabriel, a news reporter in L.A., has been following leads in which seemingly unrelated events mysteriously unite as the homeless take up residence in abandoned Mercedes, lowriders, and Cads, and an aged Asian American sansei conducts symphonies from a freeway overpass." "Emi, T.V. executive and Gabriel's girlfriend, along with Buzzworm, his connection to the streets, get caught in the middle of this mounting wildfire just as the cast of characters - diverse as the city itself - assembles for the final event. Tropic of Orange is an apocalypse of race, class, and culture, fanned by the media under the harsh L.A. sun."--BOOK JACKET.

When a quiet student at a California middle school gets a surprising break from bullying, he discovers what it really means to be liked and what classmates truly value.

Allie Finkle starts first day at Pine Heights Elementary, learns new school rules, and faces a bully while receiving a kitten from Lady Serena Archibald.

A collected comic edition featuring all parts of Magical Pokémon Journey Part 5, No. 1–4, plus bonus stories, translated and compiled by Yumi Tsukirino.

When Texas babysitter Stella moves into the Coconut household, nine‑year‑old Calvin retaliates by dumping his neighbor’s allergic‑cat, Zippy, on her bed, causing a rash—and a missed date. With no money for gifts, Calvin and his sister Darci rally friends to earn the perfect birthday present for Stella.

In Northern California, third‑grader Maritza Gabriela Morales Mercado battles a bully, learns to manage her temper, and balances speaking Spanish at home with English at school.

A fifteen‑year‑old drummer named Gray Wilton endures relentless bullying at his high school while his father disregards his interests, culminating in a dramatic shooting incident that forces the school and family to confront deep issues.