I was weary of "wasting my money" on some creepy book about vampires, but this book has proved itself to be so much more. While it is about vampires, they are lovable, and the book will be impossible to forget, just as the rest of the series is. The fourth book comes out in August, and the movie in December. Can't wait!

Gossip Girl is by far my favorite filty rich mean girl book out there, and there are oodles of them now. The series featuring our favorites Serena and Blair has 10 books, as well as a prequel, and there is now a second round of rich kids taking over the scene in the Gossip Girl Carlyles series, which while they are just not the same as the first, they are equally worth reading.

The It Girl series is a spin-off of Gossip Girl featuring Jenny Humphrey and her boarding school escapades. With different characters but that same glitzy vibe, this series won't disappoint.

I longed for this book for months before finally getting a copy at last, and though it wasn't exactly what I expected in size, it made up for itself in content. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a fast paced read. I can't wait for the movie!

This was the other book I randomly purchased along with Two Wat Street and it also impressed me greatly. While the cover's picture leads you to think of one definition of "losing it," the book revolves around everyone's losing of something, most frquently, and hilariously, their minds. The ending leaves you hanging, so perhaps there will be a sequel?

This series is sort of like Gossip Girl, but a hundred or so years ago, and while it sounds like something you'd be forced to read at school, it's very enjoyable with tons of scandal.

Summer in the City is such a cute book that you should totally check out. Its ending is pretty predictable, as are most of its kind, but read it anyways...it's great!

This book was somewhat slow to me at first, but it progressed into a very enjoyable book, and now has a sequel called the Off Season.

This book was an eye in the peephole of student/teacher relationships out of the classroom. While men always come off as the teacher predators, this book is just the opposite, and tells the story from the point of views of the student, teacher, and a concerned friend.

I checked this book out at school and it was a hilarious read. If you like it, also look into its sequel, Queen B, and another of its author's books, which is called Ghost of A Chance.

Sarah Dessen is an amazing author, and as someone who's read every single one of her books, I can't pick an absolute favorite, as they are all awesome, but This Lullaby is definitely recommended.

This is the first of the four books in the series, with each book told from the point of view of one of the sisters. My favorite book personally is the 2nd, butttt they are all amazing.

This book is not exactly by the same Judy Blume as the woman who wrote Double Fudge, but at the same time it is. This book is an honest take on a once in a lifetime experience.

Stargirl is an interesting story about a very eccentric girl who calls herself, yep you guessed it, Stargirl. This book is narrated by Leo, and there is also a sequel, Love, Stargirl, and the whole book is a letter from Stargirl to Leo.

There's about a million of these now, and this is the only one I've read. It's kind of like Gossip Girl but more like Gossip Boy.

What My Mother Doesn't Know is a very fast read, and is kind of similar to Crank, because both are written in a poetic format. The book is super good, and now, like everything else, has a sequel, called What My Girlfriend Doesn't Know. I also recommend the author's other books.

I read this book as well as Faking 19, and both were quite good books to sit around and read. The author has some other books too, but the only one I can think of is Laguna Cove.

I had been wanting to read this for so long but never gotten around to it, and finally borrowed it from a friend. It wasn't exactly what I expected but it was still just as good, if not better. Beware of a shocking ending!

I've read this book a couple times now, and I still love it! the ending is hilarious and exciting, and it's an all-around good book worth looking into.

This book was hilaiously good with lots of ridiculous and crazy characters. Read it anyways, its great!