It'll drive me insane. All of them are children's or young adult books.
The first book had a plot where a girl found a kitten and took it home. The cat was possessed and I think it also possessed the girl and made her push her friend's tuba out of a window.
The second one was about a girl who goes to her aunt's house because I think her mother was sick or something. Anyway, the aunt is very strict, so the girl builds little towns at the beach with her friend. Then the aunt destroys it. I remember the girl finding a small deer and adding it to the her little town's forest, even though they made a rule about only adding stuff from the beach.
Last book is the first chapter book I ever read. It has a lot to do about crayons and the cover (although I know books have different covers) has a girl on it with a box of crayons. The story is about the girl's father either moving out or getting a divorce and the girl dealing with it by having that box of crayons her dad gave her. I remember one of the chapters being called 'starlight' even though there was no crayon called that.
The first book had a plot where a girl found a kitten and took it home. The cat was possessed and I think it also possessed the girl and made her push her friend's tuba out of a window.
The second one was about a girl who goes to her aunt's house because I think her mother was sick or something. Anyway, the aunt is very strict, so the girl builds little towns at the beach with her friend. Then the aunt destroys it. I remember the girl finding a small deer and adding it to the her little town's forest, even though they made a rule about only adding stuff from the beach.
Last book is the first chapter book I ever read. It has a lot to do about crayons and the cover (although I know books have different covers) has a girl on it with a box of crayons. The story is about the girl's father either moving out or getting a divorce and the girl dealing with it by having that box of crayons her dad gave her. I remember one of the chapters being called 'starlight' even though there was no crayon called that.