Books like Girls on Film (A-List #2) by Zoey Dean

Eclipse follows teenage Bella Swan as she navigates love, danger, and the supernatural when a centuries‑old vampire seeks her soul.

When Clay Jenkins discovers 13 tapes left by his classmate Hannah Baker, who recently committed suicide, he must confront the 13 reasons that drove her to end her life—one of which is him.

High‑schooler Holland Jaegar navigates her final year when a charismatic transfer student, CeCe Goddard, reveals she is a lesbian, prompting Holland to grapple with unexpected feelings and the decision to keep their growing bond secret.

When Pasquala "Paski" Rumalda starts at a new high school in Southern California, she faces the cruelty of popular students while trying to focus on her mountain biking passion. A scheming rival, Jessica Nguyen, declares her to be the ultimate hatter.

In high school, Ms. Lori Settles, a charismatic English teacher, engages in an inappropriate relationship with student Ryan Piccoli, whose life spirals as the truth surfaces and consequences unfold.

Three girls, One Chatroom, a lot of drama.

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.

I Like It Like That follows a group of high‑school friends in New York City as they navigate friendship, romance, and the ups and downs of teenage life during spring break and beyond.

A seventeen‑year‑old New York heiress is whisked to Beverly Hills for the school year, where she navigates Hollywood glamour, new friendships, and unexpected romance with a fellow student.

A 16‑year‑old high school girl celebrates her rare Leap Day birthday with a driver’s test, a school‑play audition, and a heartfelt gathering of family and friends in sunny Florida.

Jenny Humphrey leaves Manhattan for Waverly Academy, an elite New York boarding school, hoping to reinvent herself as the ultimate "It Girl" amid glamorous classmates, intrigue, and hot romance.

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.

Three inseparable high‑school seniors—Angela, Zoe and Maddie—navigate the trials of senior year as they battle rivalry, explore friendship, and face the looming questions of college, sex, and the future of their trio.

High school juniors Zoe, Maddie, and Angela navigate the ups and downs of teen life—experimenting with marijuana, navigating first love, and dealing with a long‑distance move—all through their constant instant messages.

Teagan Phillips, a fabulously wealthy and stylish teenager, celebrates her 16th birthday in a glittering yet chaotic party, only to fall into a mysterious wine cellar and discover a chance to revisit her past and reshape her future.

High school friends Tara, Whitney Blaire, and Pinkie confront personal and interpersonal challenges, including Tara’s unexpected attraction to a girl whom Whitney disdains.

Jan Miller thinks her future is plain and unremarkable, but as graduation and college deadlines loom, her awkward high‑school life turns into a surprising lesson about self‑worth and the unexpected joys of being a "Not It Girl."

In a high‑school drama, Nicole faces the reveal that she has unknowingly given birth to her future prom date, forcing her to confront love, identity, and community expectations.

In middle school’s Drama Club, Phoebe Hart pours her heart into acting, but the opening‑night tradition of Spin the Bottle sparks a crush, a tense friendship, and a showdown with rival drama divas.

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.

At Muir High, Ellen secretly admires the football star while dating a new band member, navigating friendship, romance, and the drama of teenage life.

High‑school senior Regina’s popularity crashes when she becomes a target of her own bullying, forcing her to confront emotions and redefine friendships.

Lulu Saad, a lively Texas teen, tackles high school life with her three best friends, facing adventures, mishaps, and the challenges of teenage friendships and social customs.