Kelsie Stelting

There are three things I hate: rich people, boys, and Kai Rush. Kai happens to be all three. He and his dad have all the money in the world from the game app they created, and what do they do with it? They buy private helicopters and flaunt their brand new Teslas. Never mind that people like my mom and I work multiple jobs just to keep our crappy apartment and pay for back medical bills because my dad ran scared and left us alone. So when my mom tells...

The strongest bodybuilder in Emerson isn't a match for my focus.

Emerson Dance is one of the most prestigious dance companies in the country. And I got kicked off the team right before nationals because my curves don't "fit." Not their idea of a perfect dancer's body and definitely not their costume.

I'm going to enter the competition on my own and show them that every body is a dancer's body. It will

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Everyone knows that if you want a Christmas wish to come true, you go to Garland, Maine, and make a wish as the star is placed on top of the tree in Cider Center.

And this year, I made an impossible wish–that all of my friends and I would fall in love before the holiday was over.

The only problem? No guy at school has ever even looked my way long enough to be interested in me.

Now I'm worried this might be my

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An arranged marriage and a bad boy who breaks all of the rules...

My father's been planning my wedding day for longer than I have. Since I turned seventeen, he's sent me on date after date with people from the film industry–producers, directors, actors... I've dated–and turned down–them all.

But Ryde Alexander is the worst. He's vapid, self-obsessed, and it doesn't help that his sister is evil in a pair of Louboutin

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What do you do when you've lost everything you hoped for? Volleyball was my way out. So now, instead of trying to get away from my small town, I'm just trying to escape the pain. I don't know how, but I went from never-been-kissed to kissing two guys in a week. Somehow I got the attention of the sweet guy with a sunshine smile and Kellum freaking Watts. Who is this girl who's taken over my body and suddenly gets the guy? And now I have to make...

I don't want to be another statistic. After everything I've been through, I'm more focused than ever on healing myself and living the kind of life I want. But with my dad up for parole and Jon's athletic career over with a single injury, my dreams are turning into a nightmare. I have so many questions. How can I heal when everything around me seems so broken? How can I live my life when the person who hurt me might walk free? And the hardest question...

Catch up with the original Curvy Girl Club as adults in this full-length story told from alternating points of view! Life has a way of pulling friends in different directions. Not all of them are good. Five friends found each other senior year of high school, but things have changed since then. From cross-country moves to demanding school and work schedules, keeping a friendship going is harder than any of them anticipated. But when the beloved...

Someone's out to get me. I just don't know who. It's been the craziest year of my life, and celebrating graduation with Jon just makes it all feel real. Like maybe I can have my happily ever after. But then Grandma hands me a graduation card. And there's no address on it. No signature. Just six words from a complete stranger that turn my life upside down. I'm supposed to be getting ready for college. Dealing with moving away from my friends after...

High school was supposed to be the best time of my life, until it wasn't. With a dysfunctional family, a mean girl out to get my spot on the volleyball team, and no chance of my quarterback crush noticing me, high school is shaping up to be my worst nightmare instead. Now the mean girl is turning my friends and coach against me. My parents are more controlling than ever. And then I blow out my knee during a game, ruining my chance at a scholarship,...

What happens when the bad boy takes over the school advice column? The last thing Emerick should be doing is giving anyone advice. His dad's in prison. His mom's buried under credit card debt. And he's one step from failing. After everything his mom's been through, she can't take another disappointment. So when the guidance counselor gives him a choice, anonymously write the school's advice column or drop out, what choice does he really have? Student...