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Writing and Selling the Young Adult Novel
Nadia Cornier, Lauren Barnholdt

Writer's Digest Books, 2007

He loves you not?(GUYS)(things to keep in mind when the guy you like wants to remain friends): An article ...
Lauren Barnholdt

Thomson Gale, 2005

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Reality Chick

14 reviews
Lauren Barnholdt

Simon Pulse, 2006

REALITY CHICK delivers
Lauren Barnholdt is a fresh new voice for teens. The story moves well, the characters and situations are believable and realistic, and frankly, I couldn't put it down. Reading about Ally's adventures brought me back to my college days and wondering if I could have survived the pressure of living on camera my first semester. Definitely a must read!

Two-way Street

20 reviews
Lauren Barnholdt

Simon Pulse, 2007

read it in one night!
GREAT BOOK! It was reccomended to me and I read it in one night. It was a very enjoyable read with a great story told from two points of view. I wish there was a sequel because I loved it a lot. Great for 13-25 year olds.

The Secret Identity of Devon Delaney

6 reviews
Lauren Barnholdt

Aladdin, 2007

Courtesy of Teens Read Too
What happens at your grandma's house, stays at your grandma's house, right? Well, that's what Devon Delaney thought when she spent the summer before seventh grade away at her grandmother's. She figured there would be no harm in telling her new summer friend, Lexi, that back home she was popular and dating the coolest guy in school. After all, Lexi lived far away and would never know the truth. ...

GET IN THE ALADDIN MIX: REAL LIFE. REAL YOU. (Readings)

SIMON & SCHUSTER PUBLISHERS, 2007

Four Truths and a Lie
Lauren Barnholdt

Aladdin, 2008

Eighth grader Scarlett is boy crazy -- and not just a little boy crazy. We're talking seriously, utterly, completely, 100-percent boy crazy! So much so that her mother, in an effort to curb Scarlett's enthusiasm, ships her off to a prestigious all-girls charter school. Scarlett thinks her life is absolutely over. But what she doesn't know is that her life is about to get absolutely interesting, because on her desk in her dorm room she finds a ...