high school

Seventeen-year-old Ava Hall continues to learn more about herself and her heritage through her work in a New York City settlement house as well as through her social obligations with the Blythewood girls.

When trust-fund daughter Kaylee and her bad-boy boyfriend Mason go missing, the students at their prestigious prep school are interrogated by police, and soon it leaks that one of the couple has been murdered.

At high school beginning in 1989, shy, intelligent Triinu comes to realize that she is a lesbian--and in love--just as her home state of Oregon is debating Measure 9, which would allow discrimination against gay people.

When yearbook photographer Harper and the star player of the high school football team get voted "the perfect couple that never was" by their senior class, the unlikely pair start falling for one another. But a handful of obstacles, including Harper's boyfriend, stand in the way of their perfect ending. Although this is a series, the books do not have to be read in order and each story stands alone.

When Frankie Stein is given the chance to put together an issue of the Monster High online magazine, the "Gory Gazette," she is counting on her ghoulfriends to help her out. But Cleo is having a problem with her boyfriend's snakes, Howleen steals Clawdeens designs, and Draculaura messes up her Home Ick cookies. Frankie has to depend on Abbey, Ghoulia, and Robecca to help her sort out her friends and pull off the magazine issue.

Bullied at school, dumped by his friends, and pressured at home, an artistic teenager struggling with his sexuality and identity makes a desperate attempt to end his loneliness.

Ellie struggles with normal high school life after the death of her mother, until the day loner Gabe de la Cruz shows what his sacred Incan huaca can do.

Fifteen-year-old Bianca uses her ear for gossip to do private investigation.

After making the basketball team to impress his dream girl, Sakuragi Hanamachi finds himself stuck practicing the basics in the corner of the gym rather than playing with the team. Sick of it all, Sakuragi decides to leave the team--after just one week.

Griff believes his senior year is off to a bad start when he is assigned to classes with two of his least favorite teachers, and has to sit behind Laine, a girl he wants to date, but he soon learns that everyone wants him to succeed.