twin sisters

When someone creates a fake Facebook profile in Hayley's name and posts incriminating photographs of her, Hayley discovers that she has an identical twin sister who was adopted by another family and that her twin sister is plotting to take over her life.

"Hollywood has come to Franklin Grove! And while Olivia is getting to know the hot teen movie star JacksonCaulfield, Ivy is doing some snooping about. It looks like someone on the set has a grave secret. Could her twin be falling for a vampire"--From publisher description.

Lily and her twin sister Mel live in a Farm, where the inhuman Vampires, known as Ticks, keep young people to farm their blood for food. Mel is autistic, and though she cannot speak, she notices things other kids don't--like the gap in the electric fence that goes off each night. Lily and a schoolmate from the Before--before the Tick outbreak--named Carter, who was the Farm's most recent capture. He has outside information that could help them escape, but he may have an agenda of his own.

Ivy and Olivia are super excited - their aunt on their mother's side has invited them to stay at her ranch, to get to know them. But she's not in on the vampire thing, and when Ivy scares off her favourite horse, Lucky, the girls have to find him. Or risk blowing the coffin lid off the secret...Meanwhile, the school is putting on a production of Romeo and Juliet. Surely Olivia's boyfriend Jackson - Hollywood teen heart throb - is a shoo-in for the part of Romeo? So when Olivia gets the part of Juliet she's delighted. Only, Jackson isn't Romeo, he's Mercutio. And, even worse, Garrick, the grossest of the vampire 'Beasts' gang, is playing Romeo. So Olivia will have to kiss him - and she hasn't even kissed Jackson yet! Oh my darkness! The twins need a lucky break like a vampire needs blood...Sink your teeth into Olivia and Ivy's seventh fright-time adventure.

Esther and Fanya, twin sisters in a Russian Jewish immigrant family living on New York's Lower East side in the early twentieth century, each find their own path in life from observing the city around them as they grow up.