Holland Johnson was always flown under the radar in a family full of outgoing people. She thought she had her life planned out until one wild night where she vows to find out who she really is. She leaves behind what other people want and starts doing what she wants. But nothing can go too smooth in the world of fame especially not with a few bad boys in your way. - I just want to see you shine 'cause I know you are a Stargirl -

Grier Johnson has a hard time handling life as a college student, but she has an even harder time being a college student who goes on world tours and is famous. Hollywood is notorious for making people lose focus of who you are and what you want. And Grier begins to be a victim of this. How can she handle a world that she wasn't quite ready for? - This is a continuation of 'Miss. Popular'. Please read that before reading this :) -

Hannah Campbell is a judge living in Los Angeles. She's always busy with her work until her best friend will drag her at a concert that may change a lot of things in her life.

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Grier Johnson has it all, the good looks, rich and famous parents, and she's the most popular girl at St. Agnes High. Although she appears superficial and onesided to everyone at school, she often finds herself in a hole when she can't express who she truly is without breaking her popular status. Everett Griffin hasn't had it as easy as Grier has despite going to the same schools for the past five years. The once bullied boy with the thick glasses and lean frame comes back from summer break looking as hot as ever. But he also comes back with a tragic summer that no one knows about. Although he tries to stay under the radar, it's quite impossible when Grier and Everett are the only two in the music producing class. Cover by: @empatheticdolxn #1 in Teen Fiction - February 2021 - Sequel but previous books aren't necessary

A teenager with Asperger's syndrome who loves poetry meets a person his age and he seems fascinated by what shade of red their hair is.