Alexandra is a nerd, but not your typical one.Once you get to know her her true colors come shining right out of her. Kellin is known to be the 'Emo boy' at his school but are looks deceiving? When Kellin and Alexandra run into each other and start making fun of each other will they break out of there shells in time to be with each other or will Kellin's past stop him from getting close to Alexandra?

I never was quite human, and it didn't help that Delaine Jane made the government change me. I was now far too perfect to me human. I didn't understand any of the dirty jokes people sent my way, and when someone gave me a glare it meant war. Then Matthew came along, and he was weirdly different. I thought he was just some weirdo that hung around my friends, and then he asked me to dance. At first, I didn't want to, but when your best friend drags you to a dance, then makes sure you dance with the one guy you don't want to . . . you don't have a choice. Evelyn was just the person to do that to me, little did I know she secretly liked him too. By the end, my head is hurting, and my eyes are filled with tears. Now I am trying to avoid hurting the one person I like most, all because I'm the government's new project. Project perfection.

Seriously ALL true, I'm a girl, so I should know.

Meet Allison. A girl with a big heart, and always seems happy. But as they say, "don't always believe what's on the outside." Please note this is in diary format, and the main character starts as an eight year old, so the grammar and spelling may be awful.

Everything a girl teen needs. From morning routines to cute pick-me-ups.

If there was anyone scared or nervous about Eighth grade, it was me. Hi, I am Lucy Danderbee. Yeah, I know 'what a weird last name . . .'. I guess being in eighth grade scared me more than it should have. I mean, I always thought that eighth graders were the cool, older ones.. Kind of how a Freshie would look at a senior. The question that always floated around in 7th grade was, 'why are all the cute boys in eighth grade?". Well, being in eighth grade now . . . I have a new opinion.

Exactly what the title says . . .

What the title says . . .

Meet Chloe Johnson. Not your typical anything. You probably couldn't place her in any one category, unless it was her own. She was upbeat and positive, and nerdy. But, she also could be very sassy, and you did NOT want her mad at you. Find out what happens in the last weeks of her seventh grade years.

A girls opinion book . . . For guys who have a special girl, but don't quite understand her or girls fully. Girls, if you have something to add comment it, and I'll add it.