Clash

Forever Amber Brown

The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants

All Kinds Of Feelings

l8r, g8r: The Internet Girls

Two-Faced #2 (Almost Identical)

From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess

The Year of the Book: Anna Wang

Love Somebody is a sparkling YA debut rom-com about a popular high-school girl, her ex-boyfriend-turned-best-friend, and the girl they both fall for―perfect for fans of Becky Albertalli or Casey McQuiston.

Sam Dickson is a charismatic actress, ambitious and popular with big plans for her future. Ros Shew is one of the smartest people in school―but she’s a loner, and prefers to keep it that way. Then there’s Christian Powell, the darling of the high school soccer team. He’s not the best with communication, which is why he and Sam broke up after dating for six months; but he makes up for it by being genuine, effusive, and kind, which is why they’re still best friends.

When Christian falls for Ros on first sight, their first interaction is a disaster, so he enlists Sam’s help to get through to her. Sam, with motives of her own, agrees to coach Christian from the sidelines on how to soften Ros’s notorious walls. But as Ros starts to suspect Christian is acting differently, and Sam starts to realize the complexity of her own feelings, their fragile relationships threaten to fall apart.

This fresh romantic comedy from debut author Rachel Roasek is a heartfelt story about falling in love―with a partner, with your friends, or just with yourself―and about how maybe, the bravest thing to do in the face of change is just love somebody.

Discover Your Child's Next Read

Clash

Kayla Miller, 2021

Forever Amber Brown

Tony Ross, Paula Danziger Tony Ross, Paula Danziger, 1999

The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants

Ann Brashares, 2005

All Kinds Of Feelings

Judith Heneghan, 2019

l8r, g8r: The Internet Girls

Lauren Myracle, 2007

Two-Faced #2 (Almost Identical)

Lin Oliver, 2012

From the Notebooks of a Middle School Princess

Meg Cabot, 2015

The Year of the Book: Anna Wang

Abigail Halpin, Andrea Cheng, 2012