Books like Laid or loved? by Jennifer Austin Leigh

A practical, supportive guide that helps teenage girls understand and manage Attention‑Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, offering insights into mental health, strategies for daily life, and encouragement for self‑confidence and well‑being.

In "Because I'm Worth It", a snapshot of senior year, five friends — Serena, Dan, Vanessa, Blair, and Jenny — navigate friendships, dreams, and the promise of summer in New York before heading to college.

A slice‑of‑life story set in New York City’s Upper East Side, following a group of high‑school friends as they navigate school, friendships, and gossip in their exclusive private school.

A witty romp through the halls of a prestigious New York private school, where teenage girls juggle friendship, social climbing, and the ever‑present gossip that shapes their adolescent lives.

Fast Girls presents a candid examination of how American high schools label and marginalize girls deemed promiscuous, blending interviews, feminist theory, and cultural critique to reveal the social forces behind the label.

It's a foolproof strategy...until the emotional balance shifts. After yet another adoption falls through, Gabe is ready to give up, and Shahid isn't far behind him. Apparently, being a gay couple-half of which is Muslim-is just one strike too many for the powers that be. When their friend Kendra offers to carry their baby for them, both men balk at first, but gradually warm to the idea. Especially Gabe, whose bisexuality is open to the chemistry among the three of them. The plan seems simple. Kendra and Gabe, foregoing the cold, impersonal IVF clinic, paperwork and red tape, will conceive the old-fashioned way. They'll all share parenting responsibilities, and live happily baby after. But as the heat flares between Gabe and Kendra, Shahid's long-suppressed insecurities bubble to the surface. Then some unexpected news catches the trio off guard and derails their plans-and now one heart could be left out in the cold. Warning: Authors subsist on the tears of readers. Please recycle your hankies by wringing out and reusing. We'd hate to be the cause of a worldwide shortage of Kleenex.

Ninth‑grade angst, art, and friendship converge in "Girls in Love," a lighthearted school story about Ellie Allard navigating boys, parents, and fashion with humor and paintbrushes.

Return to the sensual worlds where fierce desires keep you enthralled, from a werewolf’s feral passions to steampunk pirate battles and a family curse plotting a woman’s doomed love.

A candid, graphic‑novel‑style memoir that follows Ariel Schrag through her junior year of high school, exploring the humor, heartbreak, and awkward discoveries of teen life, including friendships, romance, and the comic‑book lens she uses to see it all.

Seth Turner, a wounded Delta Force soldier who lost his left hand to Dr. Harper Douglas, seeks healing and love while hiding in a safe house. Their intense attraction blurs the line between care and desire.

Former forensic accountant Kate Rydell hides in a Los Angeles hotel when she witnesses a murder and must rely on a relentless detective, Vince Yarrow, to get help—soon discovering his interest may be more personal than professional.