Lauren Myracle Books in Order

Nory must rescue her friend Thomas from the sinister Dame Steel. In this illustrated adventure, saving him requires confronting the fears that have held her back, as she risks losing her friend if she cannot act.

After Kate kisses her best friend Lissa at a party, she withdraws and behaves as though nothing happened. Left bewildered by the broken friendship, Lissa explores her feelings and identity with support from a new friend.

Winnie Perry wants to resist change, especially when her best friend Amanda begins drifting toward someone else. A year of family troubles, embarrassing crushes, and unexpected adventures challenges her determination to stay exactly as she is.

Best friends Angela, Maddie, and Zoe navigate tenth grade through instant messages. Romantic disappointments, a manipulative popular classmate, and Zoe's troubling attraction to a teacher test the loyalty holding their very different personalities together as friends.

Jane longs to join the powerful clique that rules her school, with one girl representing each grade. Chosen as its freshman member, she discovers that the group's influence rests on a sinister secret and carries a disturbing price.

Alli begins seventh grade with an embarrassing underwear mishap and expects social disaster. When popular Rachel welcomes her into the inner circle, Alli must decide whether belonging there is worth the cruelty and pressure surrounding her new friends.

Angela, Maddie, and Zoe share their junior-year struggles through instant messages. As family news threatens Angela's future, Maddie becomes more reckless and Zoe conceals a secret, leaving their friendship vulnerable just when they most need mutual support.

Angela, Zoe, and Maddie approach graduation feeling confident about their friendship and senior year. Their old rival Jana targets Zoe, while romances and looming college choices complicate the final stretch of high school, narrated through instant messages.

Turning twelve brings Winnie Perry closer to adolescence and introduces changes she cannot ignore. Between junior high, sleepaway camp, shifting friendships, and embarrassing shopping trips with her mother, she tries to manage the pressures of growing up.

Raised on a commune, Bliss moves into her grandmother's Atlanta home and enters elite Crestview Academy. Her eagerness to make friends draws her into a dangerous struggle involving troubled classmates, buried secrets, and a girl who died long ago.

Winnie Perry finally becomes a teenager, but her friends seem to be growing up at different speeds. Problems with boyfriend Lars and changes at home complicate a year of first kisses, divided loyalties, and new expectations.

This interactive companion to the Internet Girls novels invites friends to record their own experiences together. Quizzes, lists, and questionnaires explore personalities, imagined movie versions of their lives, shared memories, and promises to their future adult selves.

Katie-Rose, Yasaman, Milla, and Violet have flower names but very different interests and social positions. A new school year brings them together despite a powerful classmate's interference, with their story unfolding through messages, posts, scripts, and conventional narration.

Fifteen-year-old Carly resents the privileged Southern world around her but counts on her younger sister Anna's support. When Anna suddenly attracts new attention, shifting popularity and romantic interests disrupt their bond and force Carly to confront her jealousy.

Fourteen-year-old Winnie faces the summer before high school with a long list of ambitions. Trouble with Lars, changes among her friends, and upheavals at home leave her so occupied with everyone else that she struggles to recognize her own needs.

The Flower Power friends build their social-networking website and campaign for healthier school snacks. During a difficult week of fifth grade, jealousy, first crushes, bullying, and Violet's worries about her mother put their new friendship under pressure.

After her friend suffers a brutal hate crime, sixteen-year-old Cat investigates who attacked him. Her search through a close-knit Southern town confronts silence, prejudice, poverty, and drug use, requiring her to challenge people she has known for years.

Winnie Perry turns ten and plans to enjoy her last year of elementary school with best friend Amanda. New responsibilities, a little brother's demands, and her older sister's changing behavior complicate her confidence that she can handle anything.

The Flower Power girls attempt to match two teachers while navigating their own changing feelings. Katie-Rose resists growing up, Violet adjusts to her mother's return, and Milla and Yasaman face fresh challenges in school and friendship.

A mysterious new student unsettles the Flower Power foursome as Violet tries to welcome her into their circle. Meanwhile, Milla considers a real date, Katie-Rose receives gifts from an unknown admirer, and Yasaman becomes entangled in a secret.

Seven-year-old Ty Perry approaches family life with elaborate plans and generous intentions. His schemes include confronting the household cat and taking a baby penguin from the aquarium, turning his efforts to help into a series of comic problems.

As graduation approaches, Wren Gray begins questioning the future her parents have chosen for her. Her summer romance with Charlie Parker, who carries a troubled past, challenges both teenagers to balance independence, intimacy, and the lives they want.

Second-grader Ty Perry worries about classmates, finding a pet for baby Maggie, and an upcoming classroom presentation. Preparing to talk about an act of kindness becomes another challenge as he tries to turn his caring intentions into useful actions.

Maddie, Angela, and Zoe begin college in different states, maintaining their friendship through texts and messages. Long-distance relationships and unfamiliar campuses create new strains, while Maddie urges them to embrace the present and introduces a roller-derby plan.

Ty Perry eagerly awaits his best friend Joseph's return from hospital, hoping second grade will feel normal again. When classmates also seek Joseph's attention, Ty struggles with loneliness and learns to navigate the changing shape of their friendship.

In Willow Hill, girls make three wishes after their thirteenth birthday. Natasha Blok follows the tradition despite doubts about magic, and her hopes for affection, a first kiss, and her missing mother draw her toward unexpected mysteries.

As her Wishing Day approaches, Darya Blok confronts painful memories and the damage earlier wishes caused her family. The chance to change parts of the past forces her to decide what deserves repair and what she wants to preserve.

Ava Blok finally reaches her own Wishing Day after watching her sisters' wishes produce unforeseen consequences. Determined to reunite their fractured family, she considers altering the past, risking further losses as she tries to reshape their future.

Fifteen-year-old Selina Kyle becomes homeless and learns to survive on Gotham’s streets. Confronting cruelty forces her to develop a tougher identity, but her longing for community and love complicates the path toward becoming Catwoman.

Paul Walden moves through high school with his friend Roby and growing feelings for Natalia. Their ordinary teenage experiences become increasingly complicated by romance, loss, and substance use, as Paul confronts the consequences of his changing choices.

Grieving teenage scientist Victor meets Nora, who is determined to enjoy life despite an incurable illness. Their summer romance restores his sense of possibility, but fear of losing her drives him toward desperate attempts to change her fate.

After a former friend’s betrayal costs Jake her marriage, home, and job, she starts over on Sweetwater Lane. Joining neighbor Mabel in revenge schemes seems harmless until other residents’ grudges turn their games into a deadly conflict.