Leavitt, Lindsey

"When no one from their school signs up for the annual competition, BFFs Piper (The Drama Lover) and Olivia (The Bookworm) decide to put their talents to good use by creating a video to get their classmates excited about the contest. Only things don't go exactly as planned. The video goes viral, thrusting Olivia into a spotlight she never wanted, while no one seems to remember that Piper wrote, produced and directed the video. And on top of everything, while their video motivated a lot of people to sign up to participate in Battle of the Books, no one seems to have any interest in doing the reading"--Publisher's website.

Sixth graders and best friends Piper and Olivia write about their trials and tribulations of their new middle school in a notebook.

When sixteen-year-old Mallory learns that her boyfriend, Jeremy, is cheating on her with his cyber "wife," she rebels against technology by following her grandmother's list of goals from 1962, with help from her younger sister, Ginnie.

Desi Bascomb is the youngest ever to be a full-time princess substitute and the fastest ever to advance to level three, but she detects more than a few cracks in Facade's perfect appearance that hint at the agency's dark past.

Sixteen-year-old Holly's grandfather leaves her his financially-strapped Las Vegas wedding chapel in his will, along with a letter asking her to reach out to Dax, the grandson of her family's mortal enemy and owner of the chapel next door, who is both cute and distracting.

Desi Bascomb, who longs for something more glamorous than her life in Idaho, is approached by a woman named Meredith who explains that Desi can use an Egyptian formula called "Royal Rouge" to temporarily change herself into a look-alike of any princess, and as Desi gets more involved, she realizes that the job is harder than it first seemed. But she desires to make a positive impact and does, one royal fiasco at a time.

After discovering that her father has multiple sclerosis, fifteen-year-old Payton begins counseling sessions at school, which lead her to become interested in a boy in her biology class, have a falling out with her best friend, develop an interest in bike riding, and eventually allow her to come to terms with life's uncertainties.

Desi Bascomb has been longing for a bit of glamour in her Idaho life, so when a flawlessly dressed woman steps out of an iridescent bubble and wants to know if Desi would like to become a substitute princess, she of course agrees.

Desi Bascomb works for the Facade Agency, a company that offers royalty figures doubles for public appearances. She is the youngest full-time royal sub in the Agency's history, at the age of fifteen. Her crush, Reed, is also a royal sub, and now it looks like she is going to finally get the chance to talk with him, alone. The only problems are that Desi's best friend Kylee has a crush on Reed as well, and that the Agency monitors all her and Reed's movements. The Agency has been misusing magic, and it is time for Desi to bring these secrets to light.

Desi Bascomb, who was hired by the Fa?ade Agency to use their special formula to transform into the look-alike of any princess who needs a substitute, is enjoying the perks of her job, including make-up, celebrities, and time with Prince Karl, but she begins to have a bad feeling about the agency.