celebrities

Now a reality show celebrity, nineteen-year-old Jane Roberts learns that not all of her new friends are trustworthy.

Chloe Parker's high-society life of star-studded parties, publicity, and drugs takes an unexpected turn when her long-lost birth father suddenly shows up.

Presents biographical sketches of eighty-three famous people, including actors, comics, entrepreneurs, presidents, and activists; and highlights the special moments they credit with changing their lives.

Jane's efforts to avoid drama and scandal are thwarted with the simultaneous arrival of her high school sweetheart, Caleb, and her Los Angeles crush, Braden, but a shocking discovery will change everything.

Profiles more than sixty actors, athletes, musicians, and models who have tattoos or other forms of body art, providing color photos and descriptions of their decorations, as well as personal data and summaries of their careers.

When eighteen-year-old Lexi of Morgantown, West Virginia, becomes the body double of a famous pop star, she discovers that the girl she is replacing is actually her half-sister, and that their father is a famous rock star.

Presents a discussion of the perception of celebrity families in contrast to the reality of their issues, covering the additional stresses of public invasiveness and the media, with a look at people such as Drew Barrymore, Colin Hanks, and Miley Cyrus.

Seventeen-year-old Meg's surging emotions after her mother, the United States President, is shot, threaten her relationship with boyfriend Josh and best friend Beth, but she strives to maintain control to help her father and younger brothers.

Eager to launch her career as a celebrity journalist, fifteen-year-old Susanna is excited at the prospect of being a summer intern at Scene magazine but soon discovers that her real job is to be a personal assistant, not a reporter, and that she must find her own way to prove her journalistic talents.