Books like Stupid cupid by Melody James

Anne Shirley: A Teacher's Inspiration in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Sixteen-year-old Maya, a teenage girl living on Vancouver Island, suspects there may be a connection between her birthmark, family life, and strange events occurring in her community.

Aries Marsha, a popular drama queen, must recover from an injury on the brink of a school play debut. While hospitalized, she channels her leadership to raise a million pounds for a new hospital recreation wing.

Thirteen‑year‑old Gemma Stone, writing horoscopes for her school e‑zine under the alias Jessica Jupiter, uses her newfound astrological prowess to spark romance among her friend group—only to discover whether she’s ready for her own love story.

A young girl's journey to help her friend at the stables, where she discovers the importance of friendship and community in the face of danger.

Sixteen‑year‑old Gemma leaves her small‑town life for a summer internship on Kate Morgan’s New York talk show, discovering the hard truths of the media world and the friendships that shape her into adulthood.

What would you do if you had twenty minutes alone with your idol? Gemma Fox is a self-confessed unlucky-in-love geek treating herself to a weekend at a pop-culture convention on Australia’s sunny Gold Coast. Drawn there by the temptation of seeing her celebrity crush, Everett Rhodes, the last thing she expects is to wind up trapped in an elevator with him. Parting ways, Gemma has no reason to suspect that their paths will cross again. After all, he’s a celebrity. She’s just a fan who lives on the other side of the planet. Besides, her life is not a rom-com. (At least, that’s what she keeps telling herself.) However, life has other plans. And Everett -stupidly charming, frustratingly handsome Everett- is hard to resist. But when things get complicated, Gemma and Everett are both faced with the same dilemma: How can they make things work when they live in completely separate worlds?

A teenage girl’s battle with her own reflection confronts themes of self‑image, self‑harm, and supernatural doppelgängers in a fantasy tale aimed at young adults.

Keeping Faith follows teenage girls at a riding school as they learn about friendship, responsibility and horse care, presented in an engaging juvenile fiction style.

When her cousins shine on stage, Gemma lands an acting role in a local theatre—until her mother’s sudden news forces her to choose between family and her budding career.