I should get a better job. But apparently dressing up in colonial clothing and acting like I just toppled heads-over heels out of 1776, is the only thing I'm good at. Cricket Fawcett is nothing special. She's your typical college dropout, wannabe actress, and a major theatre nerd. In her attempt to dig herself out of homelessness, she managed to apply, get hired, and retain her current job as a historical tour guide. The pros? She finally has an apartment, and she gets to dress up like Molly Pitcher and Eliza Schuyler while still being taken seriously. The cons? She's still nineteen, struggling to live just above the poverty line , and is very still bored with her current life. Of course, things instantly get a lot less boring when someone topples straight from 1804 and into her life.

A dystopian novel about a girl trying to overthrow her evil leader because he took away too much of her freedom. Perfect for dystopian lovers.

Ayo is just a regular girl back in Africa. She wakes up early to watch the sunrise. She has a best friend Ayodele (people call her Dele, so she doesn't get confused with Ayo.) She sings and dances by the fire. She loves all of her tribe. But her life gets turned upside down when she gets shipped away to America.

For all the girls who aren't perfect

Ollie(Olivia) gets a secret package in the mail. Find out more!! Just read it

Meet Angie Weasley the youngest of the Weasleys. She lives a regular wizard life in the Burrow, but it all changes her first year at Hogwarts when the sorting hat is placed on her head and the outcome is not Gryffindor, but instead Slytherin. Everyone is shocked including her. But the real confusion comes when conflict heats up between Gryffindor and Slytherin. Where do her true loyalties lie: with her family or with the friends she makes in Slytherin?