Books like Elizabeth's video fever by Molly Mia Stewart

A girl discovers her friends may have been involved in her murder and decides to seek revenge.

A summer camp story of friendship and the challenges of adapting to a new environment, filled with homesickness, art, and a group of cruel girls.

A young girl returns as a teenager to prevent another murder and bring the killer to justice, exploring themes of survival and the power of friendship in the shadow of death.

A field trip to an Egyptian exhibit sparks mystery, as twin sisters Jessica and Elizabeth explore the feared tomb of King Ramses XIII, uncovering secrets that could turn a day of wonder into a living curse.

A series of stories set in Avonlea, focusing on characters and events in a small Canadian town, suitable for young adults or children, including tales of Aunt Cynthia, and featuring characters like David Spencer and Miss Emily.

Anxiety-stricken Beatrice tries to keep up the facade of perfection as a school talent show contestant, only to make a costly mistake that could ruin everything she's worked so hard to achieve.

How do video games affect your child? Jimmy: Jimmy's face shows almost no emotion as he manipulates the controls. Kill or be killed is his stimulus, and his reward is random reinforcement and frustration just strong enough to produce Jimmy's problem: he is addicted. Emilie: "Look, Mom's got her soap operas. What's so different between them and Donkey Kong? I only spend ten or so dollars a week on games. And so what? I work for my own money." Video games gross between $2 and $5 billion annually -- three times more than pro football, basketball, and baseball combined. Video games can be tremendously entertaining, constructively educational, or actually addictive -- depending on the player's reaction to them. Charles Beamer explains how the games work and helps parents analyze the benefits and hazards of the technological wizardry of the newest national pastime. - Back cover.

Devious: The Girl Who Never Goes Looking For Trouble

High school student Miaka Yuki discovers a magical journey in ancient China, facing mythical foes in her quest to save her school and end time-travel threats to the present day.

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.

Siblings Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield land a void-Cable talk‑show gig and will do anything— even broadcast friends’ secrets—to rise to fame.

A touching story of growing up and the special bond between a young girl and her grandfather.