Seventeen-year-old Elena Ok (pronounced Oak) has perfected life as an LA party girl and savvy influencer, but her family overlooks her ambition in favor of praising her underachieving brother, Gavin. Everything collapses when the Oks—founders of the now-bankrupt fast‑fashion brand It’s Ok!—lose their fortune overnight. With an investigation looming, the disgraced family flees to Blaire, CA, a humble farming town far from their glamorous life. As Mr. and Mrs. Ok confront the personas they’ve prioritized over parenting, Elena and Gavin are forced to face both their fractured family dynamics and each other. But Blaire offers unexpected opportunities. Reconnecting with their Korean farming roots, Elena discovers the Blaire Fair, a local market brimming with potential. Using her marketing instincts, she helps the vendors grow—and sees how they reinvest in their community. For the first time, she begins to rethink what success actually means.

Sixteen-year-old Calisa jumps at the chance to escape Brooklyn—and her awful ex—by spending the summer helping at her great-aunt’s Vermont bed-and-breakfast. But when she arrives, the inn is falling apart, the guests are few, and Auntie Zee clearly never wanted her there.
Determined to prove herself, Calisa starts fixing up the place with help from the groundskeeper’s charming son. But the longer she stays, the more she notices something unusual about the inn and the people in it—something almost magical. When Calisa uncovers the inn’s hidden secret, she must figure out the truth about her aunt and protect the place she’s come to love before time runs out.

Fourteen-year-old Wyatt is one of the top players in his favorite game, Fathom Fall, but in real life he feels like a total nobody. As a “Water Baby”—the kid of two engineers at Hydrexo, the company that controls most of North America’s water—he’s had easy access to water while everyone else waits in long lines to buy it. He hates how privileged it makes him look, and he’s determined to prove he’s more than that by winning the upcoming Fathom Fall championship. But then things get weird. The game’s water‑eating monsters start showing up in real life, and suddenly the tournament feels… suspicious. Why is the military involved? Why are they training kids to fight these things? And why won’t anyone give him a straight answer? As the championship gets closer, Wyatt has to figure out what’s really going on—and decide how far he’ll go to finally prove himself.