Pink Chameleon by Fiona Dunbar

Rory and Elsie's creative parents have gone missing, and they have now been put under the guardianship if their awful Uncle and Aunt. They also have to live at the boring, strict old boarding school Poker Beaut Hall. Bu the sisters are determined to escape from their uncle and find out the truth behind their parents disappearance!

I recommend this book for girls aged 9+.

 

This Star Won't Go Out: The life and words of Esther Grace Earl by Esther Earl

The life and words of Esther Grace Earl, an internet vlogger, online personality, a Nerdfighter as well an activist in the Harry Potter alliance. Esther's final letters, diary entries, photos all documented in this book.

The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau

Ever since The Seven Stages of War, our country has been left as charred wasteland. Every year The United Commonwealth invite top graduates of each colony to attend The Testing. Successful candidates will go to the University to help the Government rebuild the War stricken world.

 

THIS PROCESS IS NOT OPTIONAL!

Found by Margaret Peterson Haddix

Jonah and Chip discover that they are receiving threatening letters regarding their adoptions. Then they start witnessing stuff they have never seen before, people disappearing, a list in Jonahs file saying "survivors", something is up!

With the help of Jonah's sister Katherine, they uncover that huge conspiracy that reaches from the far past into the very distant future!!

Recommended for boys and girls aged 11+.

Life according to Alice B. Lovely by Karen McCombie

Edie Evans is sick of being treated like a kid and she doesn't need a babysitter. But then along comes the unusual, the unique Alice B. Lovely. A babysitter spinning her captivating tales and coming up with suprising entertainment, Alice B. Lovely is the best babysitter ever!

Recommended for girls aged 8+.

Need by Joelle Charbonneau

One by one, the teenagers from Nottawa High School in Wisconsin, start joining the new social networking site that promises to grant their every need... regardless of the consequences.
Soon the site turns sinister, simple tricks and pranks, soon turning into serious crimes.

I recommend this book for boys and girls aged 11+.

Fuzzy Mud by Louis Sachar

Tamaya and Marshall have been walking to and from Woolbridge Academy ever since they were little. But one day their normal routine is disrupted by the school bully Chad Wilson challenges Marshall to a fight. To avoid getting hurt, Marshall dashes into the woods (which are off-limits), Tamaya reluctantly follows. They soon get lost, and find trouble. More trouble than they ever could've imagined!!!

I recommend this book for boys and girls aged 10+.