On Libby Bennet's To Do list: -Put that conceited jerk Will Fitz in his place. He bet Libby $50 that she couldn't find a date to prom. Maybe Libby wasn't so interested in prom before, but now, it's on. -Help her heartbroken sister, Jane. Teo's been in love with her for years, and now, when Jane's finally interested, he blows her off. What is wrong with that boy? -Figure out what to do about Jeremiah, the new guy in school that her mother invited to LIVE WITH THEM. Every day he's the star of his own personal play--is there any way to convince him that he can't go out in public dressed as the Rat King from The Nutcracker? -Hang out with George Moreland, with his tattoos, dimples, and rebel streak that make Libby's insides go all liquidy. He's not into prom, but when he's around, maybe Libby isn't either. -Wait, no. Find a date to prom. Focus, Libby. Hilarious, witty, and fun, First Impressions is a YA twist on Pride and Prejudice about what happens when people don't fit into the boxes we made for them.

Ayra Brooke Adler Her dream forever was to be famous, to be known. Now she is, but has realized it's not that big of a deal. Or maybe it is. Sometimes, it feels like an excuse for taking advantage of the ordinary and sometimes, it makes her feel at the top of the world. There's so much that comes with being a public figure and one at a time, she unravels them. She discovers everyday that this, it's a world on its own. A different place entirely. Her twin on the other hand, is in another universe where being popular isn't even a fantasy. He loathes the paparazzi, the media and everything related. Could it be because he remains in the shadows of his very own twin or is genuinely indifferent towards "having a name."