Allie is and always has been overweight. Constantly being bullied by a group of guys at school, she finally decides to use their comments as fuel to her fire. With her best guy friend helping, Allie transforms herself the summer before her senior year. The good and the bad, Allie finally sees what it's like to be thin.

Angel Crawford, she grew to be tall and shy. She was beautiful in her fifth grade year. Her hair was long and curly; eye’s round and doe-like. Angel was in fact a perfect beauty. The only thing that set her apart from all the other kids was that she was so tall . . . Girls would give her a side glance and mutter behind her back. “Oh she’s not that pretty!” and “She’s so tall and always hides behind those baggy shirts! I bet she’s fat!” Then the girls would snicker. But what the girls didn’t know was that Angel was skinny . . . a little too skinny; her ribs were defined and spine was sculpted against her skin. But it never was enough for poor Angel . . . she was always dieting and starving herself. It seemed a little funny to her that boys actually seemed to be more sensitive than the girls. They would offer her to play basketball with them because she was so tall. Hey, they even thought her height was really cool. Though, because she was so shy, she always politely refused. Middle school came along and she only had one or two close friends—close friends who didn’t even know the real her. They’ve never seen the frail girl that hid beyond the two sizes too big T-shirts and flare jeans. She also got glasses—large, thick, black glasses that rested on the top of her nose, and no matter how many times she begged and pleaded her parents for contacts, they could never afford it. When she got to High school, everything got better, but at the same time, everything got so much worse.

J: I've been writing letters to a complete stranger and he's been writing back. Maybe a pen pal wouldn't be such a bad idea after all, my only friend has moved away and out of contact and I can't live without talking to someone, even if we've got no idea who we are to each other. T: When I first read her letter, I found it amusing. I mean, who even wrote letters anymore? But then it dawned on me, she was obviously writing to someone who meant a lot to her so I replied. I had no idea that someday, she'd mean a lot to me too.

Alex Fitzgerald is just herself. No one cares about her. If anyone speaks to her, it's to hurt her. Nate Turner is the guy that everyone wants. Girls scream for him, boys envy him, and the school worships him. But he doesn't want any of it. He tries to keep away from everyone. He tries to be alone. But he just can't get a break. Naturally, Alex has a huge, embarrassing crush on Nate. And Nate has a huge, embarrassing crush on Alex. Neither will say anything. One day, in a state of boredom, Nate writes a message on a sticky note, and presses it under his chair during his biology class. Alex finds it during her study hall in that same room. She writes back. For the whole school year, Nate and Alex share a stream of yellow and purple sticky notes, writing to each other. Alex is happy that she has a friend. Nate is happy that someone is talking to him that DOESN'T know who he is. There's only one problem. Neither of them know who they're writing to.

Debbie is a bit boring, nothing super special about her. She's completely average and now she is take part in the first annual Redshire College - Harrington High Pen Pal Project designed to create connections and lessen the strain between the local private and public school in the area. Does it actually work? Add a bit of romance, school drama and random notes, hopefully this is not as awful a book as it sounds... Inspired by Jaclyn Moriarty's Feeling Sorry for Celia series

Caine is the Alpha of the Locus pack. Some say he’s strict, everyone knows he’s unforgiving, and most consider him cruel. After an incident three years ago that marked a very important part of his life, Caine decides to shut himself down from all emotion. Charlotte is a free spirit who relishes in being an easy going and friendly member of the Knight Pack. Thanks to a false accusation, Charlotte gets banished from her pack. Her Wolf has yet to make an appearance, and already Charlotte is left to wander around as a Rogue. Surely the Werewolf spirits wouldn’t pair the ruthless lonely Alpha with a lively outspoken girl who tries to live her life like a human….

To escape a cruel overlord, Rosalyn has to dress up as a boy and cross the border into the enemy's land Emethan. There she joins the "Forest Knights" and starts to feel more at home there than she did in her own homeland Skrya. But when war breaks out whose side will she choose to fight on? And when will she be too old to act the part of a man?

You know you shouldn't have let your friend drag you into a male modelling company, Cross-dressing was never a bright option. Not especially when you're a female. Read on as Vivian White, A typical tomboy adventures through her life as a male model, falls in love with her co-worker and meets all sorts of amusing people, all thanks to her mischevious friend's plan.

London Kesley was was just a normal teenage girl, with a superstar twin brother. Suddenly he is kidnapped and the only clue to they have is from his school. So Lonnie what any sane person would do in that situation, she decided to go to the all boys school undercover. Find out if she'll ever survive, and find her brother. DON'T READ UNDER MAJOR CONSTRUCTION!!!!!!

Mackenzie “Mac” Reynolds is desperate. She's been expelled from her high school for assaulting a teacher and her parents are threatening to cut her off if she doesn't graduate with her class. Jared Marx is a 50 yr old werewolf looking for a way to forget his past. He gets a job at a local high school as the new assistant coach for the football team, hoping to have the normal, dull life he'd always craved. What happens when Mac and Jared cross paths the day she comes back to school dressed as her brother, though, only proves that nothing about his life will ever be dull with her around.