Books matching: high school drama
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Save:'Jinx High' in the 'Diana Tregarde' series by author Mercedes Lackey follows the adventures of Diana Tregarde, a Guardian and paranormal investigator, as she navigates the supernatural world while dealing with high school drama and teenage characters. The plot revolves around Diana's mission to protect her friend's son, Deke, from a powerful evil threat, all while unraveling mysteries, battling evil sorcerers, and delving into the complexities of high school life. features a mix of teenage drama, magical elements, and suspenseful storytelling, culminating in a gripping narrative that keeps readers engaged till the end.
(Also, see 82 recommendations for the series Diana Tregarde ) - #2
Save:'The Replacement Crush' by Lisa Brown Roberts is a young adult fiction novel that follows the story of Vivian, a bookish teenager who is trying to move on from a crush by finding a replacement crush. The plot revolves around Vivian's interactions with Dallas, a new kid in town hired to modernize her family's bookstore. The book explores themes of teenage angst, romance, and self-discovery, with a touch of nerd culture woven throughout the story. The writing style is engaging and relatable, with vivid descriptions of the characters and their relationships, making it a heartwarming and enjoyable read for fans of YA romance.
Vivian's journey of navigating relationships, self-discovery, and learning to let go of past heartbreaks is portrayed in a realistic and heartfelt manner. The interactions between Vivian and Dallas are awkward yet endearing, leading to moments of laughter and anticipation. The book captures the complexities of teenage emotions and the struggles of finding love while staying true to oneself, making it a compelling and relatable read for young adult readers.
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Save:Lara, the main character in 'Cool for the Summer' by Dahlia Adler, is caught between her long-standing crush on Chase and her unexpected summer romance with Jasmine. The book unfolds in two timelines, showcasing Lara's internal struggle to reconcile her feelings for both individuals. Set in the backdrop of high school drama, the story delves into themes of identity, self-discovery, and the complexities of young love. Through witty dialogue and relatable characters, the author navigates Lara's journey of figuring out her sexuality and making choices that challenge societal norms.
All things considered, high school’s been pretty good to me. Granted, if ever I get too whiny about anything, my mother will start comparing my woes of not having my own car to her woes of not having ... - #4
Save:'The Stand-In Boyfriend' by Emma Doherty follows the story of Livy, who is deeply infatuated with her best friend Jessie. Frustrated by her unrequited love, Livy agrees to a fake relationship with Chase in hopes of making Jessie jealous. However, as the story unfolds, Livy starts to realize that Chase might be a better match for her than she initially thought. The book is filled with high school drama, teenage angst, and the complexities of young love, all wrapped up in a captivating writing style that keeps readers engaged till the very end.
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Save:'Vampire Academy' by Richelle Mead follows the story of Rose Hathaway, a Dhampir, who is tasked with protecting her best friend Lissa, a Moroi Vampire Princess. The two navigate the dangerous world of St. Vladimir's Academy, a hidden place where vampires are educated in magic and half-human teens train to protect them. As they are dragged back to the academy, they become entangled in forbidden romance, social intrigue, and dark rituals, all while facing the looming threat of the Strigoi, the world's fiercest vampires. is praised for its engaging plot, relatable characters, and the unique take on the vampire genre, with elements of friendship, loyalty, and teenage angst woven into the narrative.
The writing style of Richelle Mead in 'Vampire Academy' is commended for its fast-paced and captivating nature, keeping readers hooked from the first page. The characters, particularly Rose Hathaway, are highlighted for their depth and development, with Rose being described as impulsive, loyal, and fiercely protective of her friend Lissa. explores themes of friendship, romance, and the complexities of the vampire world, offering a fresh perspective on the genre with its well-crafted plot and relatable characters.
Tasha Ozera didn’t like dresses. Or high heels. Or meaningless conversation. Really, she didn’t like anything to do with fancy parties. She knew, however, that there was a game to play, and she’d lear... - #6
Save:In "Kiss and Break Up" by Ella Fields, the story revolves around the evolving relationship between best friends Peggy and Dash. The book explores their journey from friendship to something more, delving into themes of unrequited love, angst, and high school drama. The writing style is described as magical, with characters that come to life and a plot that keeps readers hooked. The transition from friends to lovers is portrayed as a gradual and emotional process, with moments of passion and heartache that resonate with the readers.
“Another day, then I want to see you doing something more productive with the last few weeks of summer break.” She adjusted her hold of the laundry basket on her hip, then scowled. “And watch your dam... - #7
Save:'Hate Me' by Ashley Jade is a dark and twisted standalone in the Black Mountain Academy series, exploring a tumultuous relationship between Aspen and Knox. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, from intense hatred to unexpected love, all wrapped within a suspenseful and dramatic narrative. The author's writing style keeps readers engaged, delving into complex characters and a storyline filled with secrets, crimes, and unexpected twists.
I wander over to the back of the large room, trying my hardest to blend in with the wall. My mother doesn’t have a big family and neither does her new husband, so thankfully it’s not a big wedding. As... - #8
Save:Lies You Never Told Me by Jennifer Donaldson is a captivating young adult novel told from the first-person perspective of two main characters, Gabe and Elyse, who lead separate lives. Gabe experiences a life-changing event after being hit by a car, leading him to cross paths with Catherine, a girl with secrets of her own. Meanwhile, Elyse grapples with personal troubles and the pressures of school, culminating in her participation in a school play that unveils darker aspects of her life. The story explores themes of love, obsession, and the struggles of adolescence.
The writing style is engaging and fast-paced, making it an easy read that keeps readers turning the pages. The alternating chapters create suspense, with cliffhangers that maintain interest throughout. While some readers found the plot to stray from the thrilling expectations set by its description, they still appreciated the unexpected twists and character development. The book tackles relevant social issues while capturing the voice of high school students effectively.
Storm clouds clot the edge of the night sky, stained purple from the city lights; but somehow, right over the yucca-fringed yard, the stars are still visible. I spot Orion there at the center of the s... - #9
Save:Friends Like These, by Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, is a gripping YA mystery that follows high schoolers Jessica and Jake as they navigate love, betrayal, and dark secrets. Entering their senior year, they find themselves tangled in a web of lies after attending a chaotic party thrown by Jake's ex-girlfriend, Tegan. When Tegan goes missing the next day, the duo must confront their friends and unravel the mystery, all while dealing with their own romantic tensions and personal mistakes. The plot is fast-paced with plenty of unexpected twists, keeping readers guessing until the very end.
Alvarez's writing style is engaging, utilizing dual perspectives to give depth to the characters and the unfolding story. The narratives breathe life into the experiences of the flawed protagonists, making them relatable even during their moments of poor judgment. The author's clever handling of heavy themes, like toxic friendships and the complexities of sexual assault, adds layers to the story. With its unpredictable turns and an emotional rollercoaster, Friends Like These is a perfect blend of teen drama and mystery.
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Save:'The Gay Girl's Guide to Ruining Prom' by Siera Maley is a gripping young adult novel that follows Zoey, a high school student who fully embraces her sexuality and navigates through complex relationships and teenage drama. The book is filled with suspense, twists, and emotional outbursts that keep readers hooked until the very end. Maley's writing style is beautifully crafted, creating believable depth in the characters and capturing the emotional complexity of a young woman finding her voice.
