Minor Characters
Jack Schafer
Dawn's father. He lives next door to the Winslows.
Jeff Schafer
Dawn's ten-year-old brother. He is closer to Carol than Dawn is, and is considered "goofy" by the other characters.
Elizabeth Grace Schafer-Olson
Dawn's new baby sister, the daughter of Jack Schafer and Carol Olson.
Paul Winslow
Sunny's father, and owner of Winslow Books.
Hayden Blume
Maggie's father, and movie producer, as well as a celebrity.
Eileen Blume
Maggie's mother. She is known for her alcohol dependency.
Zeke Blume
Maggie's younger brother, who is twelve years old.
Pilar
The Blumes' housekeeper/chef.
Ted McCrae
Ducky's twenty-one-year-old brother and legal guardian in their parents' absence.
Isabel Vargas
Amalia's older sister.
Peg Lewis
Mentioned briefly as a new friend of Jill's.
Nancy Mercado
Nancy dated Justin Randall, and is casual friends with Amalia Vargas.
CeCe de Farge
Was Amalia's friend until James and Amalia broke up.
Marina Kodaly
A friend of Amalia's, and also James' younger sister. She and CeCe stopped hanging out with Amalia once James and Amalia broke up.
Dr. Merwin
Sunny's mother's main doctor.
Piper Klein
Runs the Animal Shelter where Maggie works.
Mandy Richards
An upperclassman who appeared only in the first California Diaries novel, Dawn, as a character who targeted Dawn and gave her a hard time after Dawn accidentally tried to open Mandy's locker, thinking it was hers.
Christina McDonnell
An upperclassman, once hired Vanish through Amalia to play at the school formal.
Leann
A girl that Ducky (unknowingly) goes on a blind date with, set up by Jason.
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