August 24th is the most important day of Maria, Daisy and Olivia's lives as it is the day all their dreams come true. After years of imagining what it might be like, the three girls finally move into their New York apartment ready for their first day at NYCPA - The New York College of Performing Arts. However, life in the big city is harder than they think. Broadway fanatic Maria is determined to make it in musical theatre but she finds herself surrounded by tough competition in the form of pushy girls, false friends and very attractive boys. Actress and all-round drama queen Daisy enters the city armed with her ambition and her sarcasm and is ready to tear apart anyone who tries to mess with her or her friends. However, things become difficult as she tries to maintain a relationship with her boyfriend back home while also meeting new people all around her - people who are not all that they seem. Olivia - dancer, feminist and 'mom' of the group - is excited to be finally fulfilling her dream but things don't go to plan when she gets stuck with an awful teacher, partnered with a total jerk and patronised by a city-boy who just won't leave her alone. Amongst all this, they still have to pay the rent and try to get through their first year unscathed but it's going to be a lot harder than they thought.

Callie Stone loves Broadway. And when a new Broadway musical by the name of 'Reaching the Moon' is looking for a talented sixteen year old girl to fill the lead role of Scarlett Rain, Callie jumps at the chance. We all know that excited feeling when you get the part, but it's finally hit the extreme for Callie, she's going to be on Broadway! Though, how can she find a way to balance the drama on the stage, with the drama off? And how about that cute co-star that plays her more-then-friend? Now is Callie's time, how is she going to embrace that.

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courtney sweeney, age fifteen, has had her sights set on Broadway for as long as she can remember. so when she's given the opportunity of a lifetime to participate in a performance school, majoring in musical theatre, in the heart of times square? courtney has no idea what's in store. her acceptance letter offers much more to her than an education, but what else to happen when you put a group of theatrical and dramatic teenagers together in a stressful environment? follow courtney as she navigates friendship, love, and a never ending spotlight through her sophomore year.

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Colton Pearce is annoying, a flirt, and definitely not in Cassidy's ten-year plan. Then again, neither is falling in love. When their English teacher hires them to clean his grandmother's house for the summer, she discovers that there may be more to Colton than meets the eye. Through a valuable baseball card, strained relationships with fathers, and much dust, Cassidy and Colton might discover forty-seven uses for a paperclip and -possibly -even love along the way. Center cover image copyright 2011 by Worlds Apart Photography

Jane Waites has a secret, well two secrets, that nobody but only a few people know. First secret- To the world she is known as Bella Williams: world wide known singer who is famous for her voice and being discovered in a bookstore. Second secret- Before she became famous she was best friends with Niall Horan. Bella- I mean Jane- has done a pretty good job about keeping her secret with wearing a wig, having a fake name, etc but when she meets a certain Irishman again will she be able to keep her lips sealed?