When Mia Byers, Cedarfield Heights' popular girl, starts Grade Eleven, she can't help but be judgemental and criticizing of all the guys in her grade. When her friends, Audrey Spring and Stella Odell accidentally stumble upon her critique of some of the boys in their grade, Mia comes up with a plan. She would make a scrapbook full of her honest opinions and critiques about all the guys, for the sake of the female population at school (so they can refine their dating preferences) and for bonus points in popularity. What Mia doesn't know is if the Gradebook will affect her long-sour and non-existent friendship with Ethan Rayes. Best friends in elementary, frenemies in middle school, and... aquaintances in high school. Just when she thought she had a chance to straighten things up with him, there was only one major obstacle standing in her way. The Gradebook.

Zaira, Cyra, and Addie are just three normal teenage girls trying to get through high school. But at every moment of happiness, it seems as if as certain group of people have made it their mission to make their lives as miserable and frustrating as possible...in other words, so-called "boys". Are annoying guys just a part of life, or are they really not as idiotic as the girls thought they were? *Based on TRUE STORIES!*

Watty Awards 2012 Fantasy Undiscovered Gem Winner The world takes on a new meaning when Blaise Anthony wakes up, alone and forgotten to a world that she can't remember. Not knowing who she is or who to trust is only the beginning. With only a bag of generic items and a note written by an unknown person, she's opted to try and create a new life for herself. Of course, ignorance and pretending can only get you so far. With her only true friend, a German shepherd named Bear, Blaise has to try to find herself. Either way, she's in deeper water than she could ever imagine.

Mary Pemberton was no supermodel. In fact at five foot one, she was quite short for her eighteen years of age. Plus crooked glasses and a nonexistent chest area, she was often mistaken as one of the boys. Her short and messy haircut didn’t help her femininity either, well if she had any to begin with that is. With a rough childhood, Mary vowed to never let the past affect her. Passing each day with a smile was her strategy, it always worked - well until Victor Wilde came along. The school's resident bad boy with his sexily tousled auburn hair, chilling gray eyes and obnoxiously cold personality, he grinded on her nerves like a cheesegrater. But who Mary admired, wasn't Victor. Instead it was his best friend, Marc St James. Tall and handsome with blonde hair and dark blue eyes, he was the school's prince charming. When Marc breaks her heart, funnily enough Victor's the one who is picking up the pieces. Will she let the bad boy in, or will she block him out like everyone else?