Elsa Winters and her two best friends move to L.A. for a chance in life. When a casting director thinks they are perfect, the girls are instancing famous. Jack Frost and his two best friends are living the dream in L.A. But when faith has it, the Rockstars meet the Popstars. When the two sides collide, it causes drama, heartbreaking, and love for all of them.

The perspective of the Three Musketeers when they first met Naomi. Thank you @TheOkayGirl for editing and enjoying the book, grammar and all

i wrote this when i was 10. idk why you'd want to read it because it's sucks highkey but whatevs ig now with commentary from 2019! you can all suffer with me on this journey. or you can just not read it. take a wild guess on which i'd advise you to do

Meet May Bird: a very shy, very precocious young girl who wants nothing more than to live in a world where she’s accepted and loved. One day while walking in the woods she finds that world—or falls into it, really. Through a pond, May enters the Ever After, a world of ghosts. Here, towns glow blue beneath zipping stars and the people—are they really people?—walk through walls. Here, the Book of the Dead holds the answers to everything in the universe. And here, if May is discovered, the horrifyingly evil Bo Cleevil will turn her into nothing. May Bird must get out. Fast. As May journeys through fantastic lands, she gathers an unusual group of new friends who join together to overcome Bo Cleevil and find the way back home.

It started out as a social experiment. What if I, the most quiet and timid girl in school, tamed the bad boy next door? Everyone says that it's impossible to tame a bad boy, and I want to prove them all wrong.

Trinity Waltson was bullied because of her weight and she was an outcast beside her family. She could have easily fought anyone and won who bullied her but that gave her a chance to let her identity out and that could have got her killed. Her dad was a street fighter before her and at the age of 6 he started to teach her how to fight to protect her. At the age of 14 she beat a gang leader and since then they are trying to kill her so her parents sent her to live with her grandparents. One night her parents got shot and died but she didn't find out until a year later when she went back and now she wants revenge. When she goes back she also has to go to school and meets the worlds top gang leader Axel Grey will she fall in love with him or not. Now she has to deal with her brother, Jason Waltson, her parents death, love, revenge and street fighting.

Lea Smith is known throughout Lee County High as the schools nerd who always wears beanies. She has few friends and the schools most popular people, the cheerleaders and football players, have taken a special interest in trying to make her life a living hell. But away from everybody Lea turns into a completely different girl. She weird and loud and crazy but she doesn't want anyone to know because of what happened in her previous school. But what happens when the cheerleaders and the football players, who have been bullying her find out her little secret?

Like the title says this book sucks so dont come complaining to me 🤣🤣🤣 no hate to the person who said this just agreed so figured id put a warning 🤣🤣🤣 Elijah wasn't your typical Nerd. Luke was your typical bad boy. What happens when Luke finds out Elijah's secret? Will he tell? Or keep the secret? MATURE CONTENT

Sellyville High will be the most stereotypical high school you will ever see. With the cheerleaders, jocks, populars, hippies, memos, sluts, dramas, athletes and last but not least, the NERDS. The school's biggest female nerd is Avery Wood. She isn't stereotypical straight A student. You may think that she would be the teacher's pet but no. She keeps to herself, doesn't participate in class and has no friends. The school's biggest male nerd is Dylan Parker. You'd think that he would be popular with his looks and all but he actually the most socially awkward person you will ever meet. He only has one friend being Jason Anderson. As everyone says, "Don't judge a book by its cover" because not everything is as it seems...