How NOT to Spend Your Senior Year by Cameron Dokey

Jo O'Connor has always been on the move. Even going to three or four different schools in one school year! And now it's time to move again, so they go a house, which is weird, because it's always been apartments. It's just her and her dad. But this time she's met Alex, and another good friend she makes is Elaine. But unexpectedly, she has to move again, but she doesn't want to this time! And her death is in the paper, to prevent this guy to stop looking for them. But she decides to call herself Claire Calloway now, but people are noticing the difference. She wants to set things right with Alex, but he faints,and word gets around that people are seeing her ghost, she's even nominated for prom Queen, but then there's Mark London, who has been researching Jo O'Connor. Will it turn out ok in the end? Wow this book was really good too! I'm liking how these themes are much different than just yoiur typical love type story, they're so easy to get hooked up, with of course similarities but so many differences. loved it of course.

Ripped at the Seams by Nancy Krulik

Sami Granger is going to New York, from her little town in Minnesota to become a fashion designer. She finds a good deal for a hotel of $64 a night, but finds out, it's actually not so great. And then there's a murder there but she luckily finds a room mate, named Rain whose a model. Sami finds a job at an up and coming designer Ted Fromme. But just as a recptionist, where she meets Bruce, and starts to fall in love for him. But then he actually steals her designs claiming they're his. Tough as she is, she finds another job at a place called "Beneath the Sheets". She's not sure of it, but finds out that Lola is a great friend, and she soon starts to make some of the customer's nighties. Meanwhile, her best friend back home Celia, is pregnant, and having a few complications, but managing. And she still hasn't talked to her dad. Then there's Vin, whose been nothing but there for her. Will she ever realize it, and will she figure it out with her dad and become the big fashion designer she's always wanted to be? I love it. It was kinda different than the others because she already graduated high school. I like how it's in New York and the little phases you can go through by what atmosphere you're in. It's really genuine.

Animal Attraction by Jamie Ponti

Jane has been in a conspiracy her whole life. Never getting any boys at all! But this summer she's already feeling it's gonna be a great summer with her two best friend Melanie and Becca. She gets a job at the local theme park as a Mermaid, but then it all backfires when she can't anymore because she's then deemed as professional which means sno scholarships for her, yeah right she can't pass that up. But now her job is being a beaver! It's already hot outside, add on that costume and it's blazing. But she meets a great friend, Grayson. But then she has to give someone swimming lessons, and it turns out to be this gorgeous male named Alex, whose 17! They soon hit it off, but Jane's caught in a dilemna. She doesn't Cant Alex to know about her beaver suit, but her once best friend now enemy Crystal is getting in the way. Will she be able to hold on to Alex, or will someone else sweep her off her feet? Of Course I loved it, like I said, these little romance novels are so cute and a fast read. I love them cuz they're so fun and flirty and innocent, and might as well read em all now while I'm still young haha.

Frogs and French Kisses by Sarah Mlynowski

Rachel's mom and her sister Miri, both have powers, because they're witches! And Rachel is trying to get over a social dilemma, so Miri whips up a spell and accidently makes Rachel's crush's older brother, Will, fall in love with her, not Raf like she originally wanted. While Miri is becoming obsessed with using her powers to do good for the world, save oil from the water, fix the ozone layer, making clean water, and feeding the homeless, just to name a few. While her mom, who hasn't used magic since forever, is using a whole bunch to help her go on dates with a whole bunch of dates. She's starting to think she's the only sane one when she is trying to like Will but is just so loving Raf. And then there's this little problem where prom is gonna get cancelled!! But in the end they figure it out, until it's about to start to rain, and Rachel gets her first spell done. It's so awesome. Quirky and def teen type thinking. I loved this book and of course I'm reading it out of order, but oh well!

Airhead by Meg Cabot

Emerson is being dragged along to go to the opening of the new Stark megastore with her sister Frida, who she really doesn't wanna go out. But she gets her best friend, who she secretly has more feelings for, Christopher, to come with. There's some new artist Gabriel Luna who Frida is dying to get an autographed cd for. But then all of a sudden the supermodel Nikki Howard comes walking by and one of the protestors shoots a tv, which is about to fall on Frida, so Emerson dives and then all she sees is black. And being sleepy for a long time. And her voice is sounding different, and then she discovers she's Nikki Howard. WHAT! Emerson's brain has been put in Nikki Howard's body, and now she's gonna have to live like Nikki did, along with her best friend Lulu and her on again off again boyfriend Brandon Stark. But it's not easy, especially when she's trying to get Christopher to see that it's really her, and she wants it to be like old times. Awww it's so sad how she loves Christopher so much but can't tell her secret. It must be very weird to be in someone else's body but be yourself still. I loved it. Meg Cabot is amazing. I can't wait to read Being Nikki. I really wanna know how it's gonnna play out with Christopher!

Left Behind by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins

Rayford is a pilot flying a plan to London. Buck is a passenger on the plane who happens to be an amazing writer for Global Weekly. Ray has a wife and two kids back at home. But he's been flirting with Hattie. And he's thinking of maybe making a move on her when she comes in hysterical and says tons of people have just disappeared. He goes out to see and it's true. Over half the plane is missing, and all their clothes are neatly stacked where they once were. They call in and find out this is happening everywhere. And in the book, it follows Rayford and Buck whose paths come together at the end. Rayford's wife and son Ray jr are gone, but his daughter Chloe is still with him. Rayford doesn't know what's going on, but thinks it might have been what his wife Irene was always talking about, how God took everyone. And he slowly starts to believe it, and tries to convince Chloe it believe too. while Buck is trying to write a story in this new guy, Nicolae Carpathia, who has become the president of the UN. He has this demeanor and greatness about him that has everyone sucked into his beliefs. But there is supposed to be an Antichrist, and Rayford along with the pastor left behind Bruce believe it to be true. These are the lives of the people who were left behind. Wow, this was an intense, awestruck book. Both of the lives it follows was interesting, although some parts in Buck's story were a little confusing. It just made you get sucked in, and it's not some little thing like teen books with drama, but having to do with all these people gone and how the rest of these people are coping and with the Antichrist and everything. It is a work of art for sure.