Keya is so angry at her little brother, Nate, that when her best friend Hooper tries to help she lashes out, then must get past his anger to ask forgiveness.

Sera doesn't always like being at home, where her dad's anger feels like the strongest thing. School feels better. But when Sera gets into an argument with a friend and finds herself acting like the bully at home, she discovers that the strongest thing isn't loud or angry at all.

It's a weekend. Two whole days. Dez is away, Keya and Hooper can't play. Her mom is busy, and her brother Luke doesn't need her help. Even Princess Paws rushes away. What will Macy do?

James is sad. Way past sad. His best friend, Sanj, is moving away. James feels all alone, and even hugs from Mom don't take away all his sad. But, it helps to talk about it. Nothing can change the fact that Sanj is moving, but will James and Sanj always be sad? Or, is there a way to get past it?

A student learns to ask for help even when it's difficult. Juan is having a hard time with a math worksheet while everyone else in his class seems to breeze through it. When the teacher calls on Juan to put answers on the board, he acts silly and even leaves the room. But after a mix-up reveals that he's not the only one who struggles with math, Juan gains the courage to ask for help and inspires his classmates to do the same.