Just Beyond

Fourteen-year-old activist Veronica Vanderhall is sent to Miss Genevieve's School for Difficult Girls after being suspended from school, a facility known for its strict methods and success in reforming girls with behavioral issues.

Jack and Ronald, 14-year-old best friends, find their parents increasingly bizarre. Their embarrassment turns to shock when they accidentally stumble into an adults-only game night and discover their parents wearing ornate robes, chanting, and levitating objects.

Fiona, a witch and the only one at her high school, has mastered the art of staying unnoticed. When her secret crush, Emilio, invites her to the homecoming dance, she is thrilled.

Olivia seems to be coping with her parents' divorce, but she struggles with anxiety and feelings of overwhelm. Living in her mother's childhood home, which has unsettling features like squeaky floors and flickering lights, adds to her sense of unease.

Lily Renton, a brilliant but unassuming member of her high school's Quiz Bowl team, frequently measures herself against celebrities and the school’s popular girls. She longs to be seen as beautiful rather than just intelligent.

Fourteen-year-old Ella is reluctant to attend a class field trip to the historic Fox Theatre, mainly because her former best friend, Zoe, is also there. During the visit, the class hears a tour guide recount a tragic 1938 fire that killed an acting group during rehearsal.

The peaceful town of Larkinville is disrupted by Trevor Larkin, a 13-year-old bully known for his intimidating appearance and aggressive behavior. His actions intensify with the arrival of a new student, whom he quickly identifies as a potential target.

Sam, who has saved up to buy his late father's favorite comic book, faces disappointment when a neighborhood bully steals it and ruins it by throwing it into a puddle.