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Sixteen-year-old Mark and Bryon have been like brothers since childhood, but now, as their involvement with girls, gangs, and drugs increases, their relationship seems to gradually disintegrate.

Fifteen-year-old Wayne Pumphrey wishes he were courageous enough to actually send the heartfelt letters he writes to friends and family. He also wishes his father would drive on the right side of the street, his mother would stop packing her suitcase to leave, and his sister would stop listening to Nickelback. But most of all, he wishes that Pete The Meat would let him walk to school in peace. After all, how many times can one person eat yellow snow?...

Enjoying a weekend at the local swim club, Grace looks forward to spending time with the cute boys from the swim team and letting go of a troubled friendship while struggling to raise funds to become an official club member.

Five troubled teens bond over their respective difficulties and form unexpected connections in their efforts to prove that they are more than their problems.

Julia and Ruth have been unlikely best friends since they first met in Sunday school-Ruth was standing on the Bible-crafts table belting out "Jesus Loves Me." Now that they're a year away from graduation, they're putting the finishing touches on their getaway plans. But their dream of a funky big-city loft and rich, interesting older men is threatened when preacher's daughter Ruth goes to a wild party without studious Julia, and all hell breaks loose. Ruth...

Unexpectedly sent to spend the summer with her late mother's estranged relatives at scenic North Lake, a teen finds herself torn between her mother's working-class relatives and her father's wealthier associates.

Ingrid didn't leave a note. Three months after her best friend's suicide, Caitlin finds what she left instead: a journal, hidden under Caitlin's bed.

"For sixteen-year-old Bailey her first summer away from home is a mix of good and bad. She loves her new independence and living at a fly-in fishing camp for her first job. She's meeting new people and trying new things. But her is job is demanding, and she feels like a failure at first. And she's not sure about the other staff. She starts to feel close with one girl, April, but when Bailey gets promoted April becomes far from friendly. To top things...

An anonymous blog is turning Sasha's secrets into scandals. Who is doing this?

In this gender-flipping reimagining of S.E. Hinton's "The Outsiders" set in 1964 Houston, Evie must redefine what it means to be a bad girl and rethink everything she knows about loyalty after she is saved from the unimaginable by a good girl from the "right" side of the tracks.