Books like On Location (Secrets of My Hollywood Life #2) by Jen Calonita

High‑school junior Jenny Greenley, the anonymous advice columnist of the Clayton High School Register, must juggle her own life and love while a visiting teen idol, Luke Striker, disrupts the town’s routine.

A young woman must uncover the secrets of her family and loved ones to prevent the end of the world in an exciting fantasy story.

High‑school heart‑break turns to unlikely friendship when a homeschooled boy discovers his new classmate is a trans girl, forcing both to confront trust, identity, and the boundaries of love.

Nine‑year‑old Kip set a child on fire, spent years in a juvenile ward, and now seeks a fresh start—until the ghosts of his past demand justice and force him to confront his hidden truth: he is—or was—a murderer.

At Enchantasia Royal Academy, Devin and fellow misfits uncover why fairy godmother Olivina favors villains over teaching proper princess behavior.

A high-school senior's attempt to help a friend facing weight loss and self-perception issues.

Sixteen-year-olds Charlie, Keiran, Brooke, and Hallie have just been signed up for their own reality television show. They can't even believe it. "You'll be The Hills meets The Secret Life of the American Teenager," the Armani-suited executive tells them, "and the hottest thing on our network." How could they say no? But soon enough, cameras following them everywhere and interfering producers surreptitiously scripting their lives start to affect the four best friends' relationship. Brooke seems to want all the screen time. Keiran is abruptly written out of the show-and consequently the group's friendship-when she doesn't rate well. As soon as Charlie realizes what's going on, she figures out the perfect way to give the studio and her home audience a much-needed reality check. Because friends don't let friends do reality shows

Twelve-year-old Mackenzie "Mac" Lowell's dreams have come true. Thanks to her mom scoring the coolest job EVER, Mac is going from boy band fanatic to official tour member of her favorite group, Perfect Storm. Good thing she's brought along her journal so she can record every moment, every breath, and every one of lead singer Zander Welling's killer smiles in written detail and daydreamy doodles. But between a zillion tour stops and pranks gone wrong, Zander and his fellow band members, Heath Holland and Kyle Beyer, become more like brothers to Mac. When the boys' differences start to drive them apart, can Perfect Storm's biggest fan remind them why they're perfect together? It'll be up to Mac--and her comic-book alter ego, Mac Attack--to keep the band together and on the road to stardom Chronicling her experiences on tour, Mac's journal springs to life with black-and-white illustrations and comic-book panels throughout its pages

Fifteen‑year‑old Scarlett navigates school life, a budding friendship with a theatrical agent, and her family’s entertainment ties while adjusting to a breakup and a new, bustling high school environment.

Teen actress Kaitlin Burke faces a crossroads after the finale of "Family Affair", navigating career choices, friendships, and the temptations of Hollywood nightlife.

Victoria, a sharp, straight‑A student at Melrose Prep in Los Angeles, calls herself “boy proof.” When the new transfer Max Carter sees past her tough exterior, she must confront her grades, family dynamics and her own identity amid the glitter of the motion‑picture industry.

A 16‑year‑old TV star spies on ordinary high school life to escape Hollywood’s glare, only to discover that everyday classroom drama can be as fierce as the red‑carpet spotlight.

When sophomore Cassie Howard falls for a new friend in her California high school, she navigates friendship, identity, and the thrill of competition, learning to balance heart and head in the bustling environment of adolescence.

Seventeen‑year‑old Amy Nelson‑Barak juggles family turmoil, a new baby, and a mysterious new boy in Chicago while trying to navigate the expectations of her Israeli father and school life.

Ava wrestles with identity and acceptance as she tries to reinvent herself, only to discover that true belonging is far more complex than a wardrobe change.