Category Archives: chick lit
Literally – Lucy Keating
Annabelle (AB) is a highly organized, borderline control freak, high school senior who is dealing with a major disruption in her life. Her parents just announced they are divorcing and selling the only home she has ever known. Elliott, her … Continue reading
Not Exactly A Love Story – Audrey Couloumbis
In the wake of a breakup and his parents’ divorce, Vinnie Gold and his mom move to Long Island from Queens for a fresh start. While it seems at first that life is against him, things take a promising turn … Continue reading
Love and Other Perishable Items – Laura Buzo
Some love stories are just too logistically complicated to succeed despite how well-suited the couple may be for one another. Take the Australian duo of Amelia, 15, with fierce opinions and a maturity beyond her years, and Chris, 22, a … Continue reading
Unbearable Book Club for Unsinkable Girls – Julie Schumacher
It is summertime and Adrienne Haus is finally out of school. But instead of going off on an adventure with her best friend, she’s forced to stay home nursing a hurt knee. To keep her daughter occupied, Adrienne’s Mom enrolls … Continue reading
Welcome Caller, This is Chloe – Shelley Coriell
Chloe is an ambitious, high-spirited high school junior with a seemingly unsinkable personality and a flare for vintage shoes. Her normally bright outlook on life threatens to dim though when classes resume after winter break. Her two best friends, Brie … Continue reading
The List – Siobhan Vivian
A degrading tradition has taken root at a high school. Every fall, a list is distributed of the ugliest and prettiest girl in each grade. The humiliation for the girls named as ugliest can well be imagined and it can … Continue reading
Don’t You Wish – Roxanne St. Claire
This novel is another version of the plain, quiet, bullied girl becoming beautiful, popular and shallow then learning a lesson in the transformation. The plot vehicle in this story involves a bit of quantum physics and an alternate universe to … Continue reading
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