Ashley Woodfolk Books in Order

Autumn, Shay, and Logan each struggle with the death of someone close to them. Their separate lives become connected through music as they confront grief, damaged relationships, and the possibility of moving forward together.

After repeated expulsions, Lux receives one last chance at Harlem's Augusta Savage School of the Arts. She must manage her secrets, photography ambitions, and new friendships with the Flyy Girls while avoiding another disastrous mistake.

Micah has always been the responsible daughter, artist, and girlfriend everyone expects her to be. After her brother's death, anxiety and unexpected romantic feelings force her to question what being good really means.

Cleo tries to rebuild her life after her friendship with Layla collapses. Being assigned to tutor her former best friend forces renewed contact, while alternating timelines reveal the misunderstandings and betrayals that pulled them apart.

Cellist Noelle works at her grandparents' restaurant after her father loses his job, putting new pressure on her school commitments. Preparing for a showcase and navigating feelings for a friend complicate her already demanding life.

Singer and dancer Tobyn dreams of making her all-girl band a success. Her mother insists on college and classical training instead, leaving Tobyn determined to prove that her chosen musical future deserves a chance.

Two Black queer girls share an intense bond that blurs friendship and romance. After they set a fire, a reckless day exposes the history of their relationship and the destructive possibilities of loving each other.

Inspired by Michelle Obama’s life and words, Ashley Woodfolk reflects on experiences of bullying, heartbreak, racism, and growing confidence. These personal essays connect childhood and adulthood while exploring the difficult work of finding hope and self-belief.

A multiracial family turns a morning of unruly hair into a trip to the beach. Among neighbors and strangers sporting every kind of hairstyle, their shared day celebrates individuality, belonging, and the freedom to enjoy being themselves.

Jordyn hopes a new school will let her escape her past, until an anonymous podcast begins exposing students’ secrets. Fighting to stop it draws attention to her own hidden mistake and tests whether she has changed.

After the same popular girl breaks their hearts, Beau and Charm plot a romantic revenge scheme. Beau teaches Charm how to win their former crush, but growing feelings for each other complicate the plan and its purpose.