Books like From geek to goddess by Cathy Hopkins

A humorous, diary‑style look at a thirty‑something Londoner's year, exploring her career, friendships, body image, pleasures, and love life.

Rebecca Bloomwood’s compulsive shopping spirals her into debt, but when a compelling story lands, she writes an article that transforms her life and those around her.

In the magical boarding school Ever After High, children of legendary fairytale figures must decide whether to seal their future by signing the Storybook of Legends, confronting fate, friendship, and the choice between destiny and self‑authorship.

Mandy, a bullied schoolgirl, finally finds a friend in the daring Tanya, but her mother worries that the new friendship could bring trouble.

High‑schooler Rafe returns to Hills Village Middle School, where he faces new challenges: special‑education classes, a reluctant football team, and the looming threat of his bully‑turned‑teammate. Determined to beat his past, he plans a bold art project and aims for both academic and athletic success.

Carrie Bradshaw's high‑school years in Manhattan: friendships, rivalries, budding romance, and the path to writing.

Lizzie Nichols balances a career in wedding‑gown restoration, a love‑made proposal, and a whirlwind wedding at a French chateau, only to face snubbing best men, a meddling maid of honor, and an unsettling future with her in‑laws.

A young boy discovers he's the target of gossip at school and must find out who started the rumors.

A trio of teenage friends head to a pop‑culture convention where they discover romance, friendship and self‑acceptance, with a touch of diversity and autistic perspective.

Twin siblings Sean and Sophia face a challenging start in Meri's class, leading Sophia to seek help from a magic mirror as bullies interfere and apologies are needed.

When a class goldfish becomes the target of bullying, a friend must choose between friendship and being frozen out.

At Washington High, popular and clever KJ Miller leads the school’s geek crowd while managing a musical that brings her face to the popular crowd, forcing her to confront new social pressures.

In her fourth book, LIPSTICK JUNGLE, best-selling author Candace Bushnell re-creates a real-life world as compelling and fascinating as Sex and the City. In LIPSTICK JUNGLE, high fashion meets the powerful women who actually wear it.Victory Ford -- single, beautiful, creative and unconventional -- has worked for years to create her own independent fashion house. But when her company goes into a tailspin, Victory falls into the arms of the ruthless cosmetics baron, Lyne Bennett. As she struggles to keep her company afloat, she learns crucial lessons about what she really wants from a relationship.One of the most powerful women in publishing, Nico O'Neilly seems to have it all -- a stellar career, a well-respected husband, and an eight-year-old daughter whom she adores. But at forty-three, Nico finds that this isn't enough. Her secret ambition is to become the first female CEO of Splatch-Verner (the multimedia company that owns her magazine), but if she's going to achieve her goal, she needs to start acting now.Wendy Healy, President of Parador Pictures, has chutzpah to spare. It’s propelled her to the very top of the cutthroat movie business, yet as she tries to bring her most important movie to the screen, her drive is not enough to save her. Selden Rose, the president of MovieTime, is secretly lobbying to oust Wendy and take over Parador; meanwhile, her twelve-year-marriage to her metrosexual househusband is falling apart. One has to go--and in a series of unconventional plot twists, Wendy finds a startling answer.Following these determined but likeable leading ladies through the ups and downs of their careers, their marriages and their affairs, Candace Bushnell shows us how three strong women stay at the top of their fields in the toughest town in the world.

When Vanessa joins the class, her newness sparks a clash between peer pressure and empathy, letting readers decide how Sara navigates friendships and bullying.

In 1930s England, boarding‑school friends Hazel Wong and Daisy Wells crack a murder mystery when a dead science teacher is found at their school.

After her family is killed, Spirit White is taken to Oakhurst Academy, a boarding school for orphaned students with magical gifts, where she and new friends uncover why classmates are disappearing.

In a high‑school setting, Jen, a foster‑home teen, bets her friends she can turn Trevor, a brilliant but socially isolated geek, into a social outcast—only to discover that their lives are more connected than she imagined.

Mia Thermopolis discovers she is a princess and the heir to the Genovian throne when her father unexpectedly announces her engagement to a low-ranking prince.

Meet Harriet Manners, a self‑described geek who faces school‑play embarrassment, a humiliating nemesis and the playful stage of World Book Day in this humorous YA novella.

Teen influencer Torrey Grey’s life unravels when her younger sister dies in a drunk driving crash. Facing cyberbullying, a sudden move to Texas, and questions of trust at a new school, she struggles to rebuild her identity.