Izzie is restless, and eager to be treated like an adult. So she decides it's time to make some changes. But the new Izzie coms with new problems. First there is Josh Harper - an older, cute, but wild boy. Then there is her mother, who is opposed to every part of the 'new Izzie'. And then there is a night at Nesta's house, when Izzie decides to make cocktails. . . In the process, Izzie learns a great deal about herself and what it means to be grown up - but not before she's upset just about everyone along the way.

Nesta's life is thrown into upheaval when she gets involved in charity work, thinking that it might be a cool way to meet people (i.e. boys). But as her eyes are opened to the plight of the world, she begins to genuinely want to help others.On top of this, Nesta meets William, who questions her motives. She's convinced he hates her – and the feeling is mutual. But Izzie, Lucy and TJ think it is something more like love.

t's the end of term and Jess is excited about all the new faces due to arrive at Number 1, Porchester Park for the holidays. Outside the apartment block, the usual paparazzi lie in wait hoping for a story or photo. Jess knows she should avoid them, and when new resident Riko arrives, they enjoy dodgin the cameras together. But is Riko all she appears to be - or is this million dollar mate a fake?Distracted by two boys: handsome A-lister, JJ, and school babe-magnet, Tom - neither of whom are making their intentions totally clear - Jess is finding it really hard to know who to trust right now.And getting it wrong could prove to be a costly mistake...

Izzy is cool, bright and sassy. And when she meets the gorgeous Mark she's on a real high. He's divine. And he likes her! But why doesn't he call when he says he will?Desperate to make sense of things, Izzy spends her time checking her horoscope. And stays at home, just in case he calls.When Izzy loses her perspective and her sense of fun, best friends Lucy and Nesta try to give her a reality check. But there are some things you'd rather not hear . . .

Jess and her friends are back for another instalment in the bestselling teen series from Queen of Teen nominee, Cathy Hopkins.

Becca thinks she's through with boys – that is until Squidge dares her to kiss the first guy they see on the beach. The boys she picks has just arrived on holiday from London and is taken by surprise, but very happy with such a welcome. When Becca stands back and sees him properly, she realises that she quite fancies him too.However, life is never that simple. Her parents' marriage is on the rocks and Becca becomes increasingly stressed about what is going to happen to her. She questions everything to do with relationships and looks closely at what she wants from a boyfriend: is it escape, companionship, trust or someone to turn to? With the support of her friends, she takes steps to discover what she truly values in her life.live there: some mice, Dorothy the cat, and a very special golden dog called Buttercup. This is a charming story about friendship and magic

Jess Hall's dad is the new general manager at Porchester Park, and is moving Jess, her brother and pet cat into a staff apartment there. Jess is dreading the move, until she learns the apartments are strictly A-list only and soon to be populated by actors, musicians, models and millionaires... But fraternising with the stars isn't all it's cracked up to be, and soon Jess is wishing for a return to real-life - but can she admit to her friends that the gilded cage isn't quite as golden as she'd anticipated?

Mac has three secret wishes:1) that before he finds true love, he can date as many girls as possible,2) that he becomes a famous cartoonist, and3) that his parents get back together so that he can live in London again.A double dare leads Mac into a series of dating disasters and a chance to prove his worth as a cartoonist for a magazine. However, he discovers that success, in love and work, sometimes comes at a high price. Is he ready to pay it?

Theresa Joanne (TJ to her best mates) is having a difficult year. First her best friend moves away when classmate Wendy appears to have it in for her. TJ's never felt more alone. Plus there's a problem with boys. They treat her like a mate and never seem to notice that she's a girl.When Lucy befriends TJ things start to look up. But will Nesta and Izzie also accept her? Will they let her into the world of sleepovers, secrets, laughter and advice? Can they help TJ be herself and discover her real potential?