YA series? Girl with an overactive imagination records her adventures on a tape recorder or diary/journal. She imagines ordinary objects coming to life. Cover: very colorful.

[Reggie]

A fun book about a girl, young teenager, who records her adventures on a tape recorder, I think. Her imagination allows her to imagines that ordinary objects have "come to life" or become animated.
I think this book was written in the mid to late 90s and was set about that time, I believe. I think it was like a 4+ book series.
The cover was very colorful.
Any suggestions would be helpful. Thank you.

[Keely]

maybe 13 reasons why by jay asher? it was published in 2007 though... the girl had killed herself and left a box of tapes for the people who had a part in her death

[Ann aka Iftcan]

TC--I've moved this down to Unsolved. You'll get more people seeing it there.

[Tab]

Tc, was this book a fantasy? Did the things really "come to life?"

And, what was the major plotline in the book? Was it typical teen things, like Tommy didn't ask me to the dance or I flunked my final exam

[Reggie]

Keely wrote: "maybe 13 reasons why by jay asher? it was published in 2007 though... the girl had killed herself and left a box of tapes for the people who had a part in her death"

No, that's not it. Thanks though.

[Reggie]

Tab wrote: "Tc, was this book a fantasy? Did the things really "come to life?"

And, what was the major plotline in the book? Was it typical teen things, like Tommy didn't ask me to the dance or I flunked my f..."

No, they didn't really come to life, but in her imagination they did. And yeah, I think it was typical teenage problems.

[Reggie]

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "TC--I've moved this down to Unsolved. You'll get more people seeing it there."

Thank You! I hope so!

[The Secret Blogger]

The Strange Power

[Reggie]

The Secret Blogger wrote: "The Strange Power"

Naw, this isn't it. But thanks! The book you inserted is WAY too deep and dark for what I was reading back then.
thanks!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

TC, are you still looking for this?

[Reggie]

yes. i am.

[Ann aka Iftcan]

TC--if you bump your thread up periodically you'll have a better chance to get it found than letting it just sit there at the end of the 3k+ queue of threads.

[Tab]

Maybe, Fruit and Nutcase ? It was published in 2002, however.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Still looking?

[Jessica]

A very wild guess. Dork diaries?

[[deleted user]]

Could it be Harriet the Spy? :)

[Kris]

Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh - Gina's suggestion

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Still looking?"

No response in 2 years. Moving to Abandoned.

[Reggie]

Hey, thanks everyone.
Not Harriet the Spy.
Or Dork Diaries.

[Kris]

Reggie, I moved your request back to the "Unsolved" folder.

Can you tell us more about the girl - e.g., does she have friends, family/siblings, favorite subjects in school, hobbies?

[Reggie]

Hey. Thank you for that.
I don't remember any siblings (perhaps a baby who we didn't see).
And maybe a mom.
School... I'm assuming she was kind of lax about it. No real info there.
Maybe it was from late 80s. But I read it in the 90s.

[Reggie]

Hi, all.
Thanks for the help.
I've found the series! It's the "Secret Adventures" by Dave and Neta Jackson!
Thanks so much! Truly!

[Kris]

That's great! Glad you found your book series, Reggie.

Do you see the books on Neta Jackson or Dave Jackson's pages? Or do you have an Amazon, etc. page reference?

[Reggie]

Thanks! I was starting to think I'd made it up. LOL

& yes. The books are on their pages.

[Kris]

What's the title of the book series or one of the books - as it appears on Goodreads?