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    Some Girls Are . . .

    Like Mandarinby Kirsten Hubbard

    When shy, awkward 14-year-old Grace is paired

    with the beautiful and wild Mandarin for a

    school project, an unlikely, explosive friendship

    begins, but all too soon, Grace discovers Manda-

    rin is a very troubled, even dangerous girl.

    The Dairy Queen (Series)by Catherine Gilbert Murdock

    After spending her summer running the family

    farm and training the quarterback for her

    schools rival football team, 16-year-old DJ decides to go out for the

    sport herself, not anticipating the reactions of those around her.

    The Beautiful Betweenby Alyssa B. Sheinmel

    Connelley feels like Rapunzel, locked away in her

    Upper East Side high rise apartment studying for

    the SAT exams, until she develops an unlikely

    friendship with her high schools Prince Charming and begins to ques-

    tion some of the things that have always defined her life.

    Pinkby Lili Wilkinson

    16-year-old Ava doesnt know who she is or

    where she belongs, but when she tries out a

    new personality and sexual orientation at a

    different school, her edgy girlfriend, potential

    boyfriend, and others are hurt by her lack of honesty.

    Some girls are funny, some girls are

    mean, some girls are good friends, andsome girls are terrible enemies.

    Some girls are sad, some girls are in love,

    and some girls save the world.

    This booklist is full of great reads about

    some girls like you've never known before

    and some girls who are just like you.

    Other authors: Sarah Dessen, Susane Colasanti, Deb Caletti,

    Cecil Castellucci, Ally Carter, Natasha Friend, Lauren Strasnick,

    Laura Weiss, Jennifer Echols, Erin Downing, Lauren Myracle

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    last nameRivalby Sara Bennett Wealer

    Two high school rivals compete in a prestigious

    singing competition while reflecting on the events

    that turned them from close friends to enemies

    just one year before.

    Ashby Malinda Lo

    In this variation on Cinderella, Ash grows up

    believing in the fairy realm that the king and

    his philosophers have sought to suppress, until

    one day she must choose between a handsome

    fairy cursed to love her and the kings hunt-

    ress, whom she loves.

    Once Was Lostby Sara Zarr

    As the tragedy of a missing girl unfolds in her

    small town, 15-year-old Samara, who feels emo-

    tionally abandoned by her parents, begins to

    question her faith.

    Some Girls Areby Courtney Summers

    Regina, a senior in the popular and feared

    crowd, suddenly falls out of favor and becomes

    the object of the same vicious bullying she used

    to inflict on others, until she finds solace with

    one of her former victims.

    The False Princessby Eilis ONeal

    For 16 years, Nalia has been raised as the prin-

    cess of Thorvaldor, but one day she learns her

    real name is Sinda and she is a part of a compli-

    cated plot that would change the future of her

    country forever.

    Mares Warby Tanita Davis

    Octavia and Tali learn about strength, courage,

    and independence when they are forced to take

    a car trip with their grandmother, who tells

    about growing up black in 1940s Alabama and

    serving in Europe during World War II as a member of the Womens

    Army Corps.

    Angus, Thongs, & Full-Frontal Snoggingby Louise Rennison

    The funny journal of a year in the life of a 14-

    year-old British girl who tries to reduce the

    size of her nose, stop her mat cat from ter-

    rorizing the neighborhood, and win the love of

    handsome hunk Robbie.

    Perfect Chemistryby Simone Elkeles

    When wealthy, seemingly perfect Brittany and

    Alex Fuentes, from the other side of town,

    develop a relationship after Brittany is not

    exactly who she seems, they must face the

    disapproval of their classmates and others.

    Revolutionby Jennifer Donnelley

    An angry, grieving 17-year-old musician facing

    expulsion from her private Brooklyn school

    travels to Paris to complete a school assign-

    ment and uncovers a diary written during the

    French Revolution by a young actress trying to help a tortured, im-

    prisoned little boy Louis Charles, the lost King of France.

    Gracelingby Kristin Cashore

    In a world where some people are born with

    extreme and often-feared skills called

    Graces, Katsa struggles for reception from

    her own horrifying Grace, the Grace of killing,

    and teams up with another fighter to save

    their land from a corrupting king.

    Anna and the French Kissby Stephanie Perkins

    When Annas romance-novelist father sends her

    to an elite American boarding school in Paris

    for her senior year of high school, she reluc-

    tantly goes and meets an amazing boy who

    becomes her best friend, in spite of the fact

    they both want something more.