Mackenzie is an 8th grader who has grown up in Los Angeles who's mother is a famous talent agent. Mac thinks she has an eye for talent too and when she crosses paths with Emily, a girl who is visiting Tinsel town, who acts her way into a party, the fun begins! Check out the review of Zoey Dean's Talent!

Laurel has never been the kind of girl who believes in fairytales and myths, fables and legends. Until the days she learns the stunning truth about her own identity, forever changing her world! Kelsey Sanders reviews Wings by Aprilynne Pike.

After the death of her beloved Gramps, Delores moves with her grandmother from Florida to Ohio. She feels like an outsider in her new school, until she becomes friends with popular baton-twirling Gwendolyn. Gwendolyn seems perfect: talented, smart, and beautiful. A dark secret, which Delores begins to suspect, soon discovers is true. "Speaking up takes courage", Gramps had always told Delores, and she's about to discover just how much.

Trina, Dominique, and Leticia are three very different teens whose lives are intertwined in this fast-paced, gritty narrative about choices and the impact that even the most seemingly insignificant ones can have. Book Posse member Gabby Kopera reviews Jumped by Rita Williams-Garcia.

Chloe and Shana are sisters who disappear into their own troubled world when their mother leaves, They will come to realize the importance of the family that still remains. Book Posse member Sarah Pardoe reviews Jars of Glass by Brad Barkley and Heather Hepler.

Tania was an ordinary girl, but then she was swept into another world, where she was the long-lost princess of the elegant and magical court of Faerie, and only she could save the court from great peril! Book Posse member Kelsey Sanders reviews The Lost Queen: Book 2 of the Faerie Path by Frewin Jones.

Jock is a normal dude with a family full of unusual characters who has to spend the summer with his family at his crazy grandpa's golf course. Jock's calm summer turns into a game of life! Book Posse member Drew Gallagher reviews The Big Game of Everything by Chris Lynch.

KJ is a junior in high school and has always been a magnet for all the geeky boys. Now she has a chance to get away from the geeks by becoming a stage manager for the school play but the geeks are not too far behind! Book Posse member Michelle Field reviews Geek Magnet by Kieran Scott

Chloe Saunders sees dead people. Yes, like in the films. The problem is, in real life saying you see ghosts gets you a one-way ticket to the psych ward. And at 15, all Chloe wants to do is fit in at school and maybe get a boy to notice her! Book Posse member Gabby Kopera reviews The Summoning by Kelley Armstrong

Audrey Cuttler is a California high school student who is dating a self-involved lead singer of a band. She dumps him and he writes, “Audrey, Wait!,” a break-up song that’s so good it rockets up the billboard charts. Audrey is suddenly famous!Book Posse member Alexandria Siegel reviews Audrey, Wait!by Robin Benway.

Vampire books are hot and Manga is even hotter so here is the review of the second book in the series, Vampire Kisses: Blood Relatives Vol 2 by Ellen Schreiber. Live the fantasy of vampires and humans intertwined lives! Book Posse member Kelsey Sanders reviews Vampire Kisses - Blood Relatives Volume 2 by Ellen Schreiber.

A collection of very cool poems by teens for teens. All of these teens are all from WritersCorps and have come from other countries and are now living in the United States and give an honest glimpse into the lives of young people today.

Four Friends back in 19th century England are about to unravel a mystery of stolen jewels and things that aren't as they seem. Book Posse member Gabby Kopera reviews La Petite Four by Regina Scott.

When an aunt her teenage girl a gift of plastic surgery to make her asian eyes look more Caucasian, how does it change her life? For the better or worse. Book Posse member Ashlee Ciera reviews The Fold by An Na.

It all begins with a phone call from a mysterious boy who calls Dusty and says "I'm dying". She wants no part of it until he starts saying things that only someone who knows her intimately could say. Book Posse member Michelle Field reviews Frozen Fire by Tim Bowler.

A normal girl with everyday teenage problems and desires. She likes the hot guy at school but she deals with a weight problem of being 200 pounds! She wants to lose the weight. Will she? Can she? Book Posse member Alexandria Siegel reviews Artichoke's Heart by Suzanne Supplee

Bart becomes a hero unexpectedly after 9/11. He then gets sent off to a school that has him dealing with all kinds of struggles and one thing that stirs the fear in all teens, Bullies! Book Posse member Allan Axibal reviews Bullyville by Francine Prose

Old Bloods, New Bloods, and Van Helsings all make up the cast of this tale of vampires. Popular girls, rivalries, drama! Book Posse member Ashlee Ciera reviews Things That Are by Andrew Clements.

Alicia is a blind teenager who even though she can't see, has a sense of heightened hearing. When she begins to hear a voice of a boy who no one can see, things begin to get strange. Book Posse member Ashlee Ciera reviews Things That Are by Andrew Clements.

Will is back and now he is a full fledged Ranger about to go on his first mission. There's action, adventure, danger, and even romance in the 5th book of the series. Book Posse member Drew Gallagher reviews Ranger's Apprentice - The Sorcerer in the North by John Flanagan.

Twin girls born on the opposite of midnight. A strange and unique connection, they even speak their own language. On their 13th birthday, a fire almost claims their lives and their bond begins to break. Book Posse member Sarah Pardoe reviews The Midnight Twins by Jacquelyn Mitchard!