Cassie goes though an identity crisis when her relationship with Ben hits the rocks, and she feels a lot of it is her fault. She puts on a brave face and pretends to fit in while she struggles to understand herself and her desires. What will it take for her to be the person she wants to be? What will she need to do to have the relationships she longs for? Not even her closest friends seem to recognize and accept her for who she is, and Cassie needs to find an inner strength to make it through each day.

Cassie goes through an identity crisis when her relationship with Ben hits the rocks, and she feels a lot of it is her fault. She puts on a brave face and pretends to fit in while she struggles to understand herself and her desires. What will it take for her to be the person she wants to be? What will she need to do to have the relationships she longs for? Not even her closest friends seem to recognize and accept her for who she is, and Cassie needs to find an inner strength to make it through each day.

Cassandra's never been good at playing hard to get.But it seems like that's the name of the game. Just when Cassandra thinks she might succeed, an old friend shows up on the scene: this time in the form of a nemesis.Amity.Who will emerge victorious when the two girls go toe to toe?Don't miss the next episode of Cassandra Jones! Available now online! Snag your copy here!

Cassandra Jones is finally finding her place in her new school. Her dad decides to start a band, and Cassie eagerly joins, ready to prove her musical talent. But before she can even get started, she comes down with a rare illness. Will she make her debut? Or will her sister shine instead?

Cassandra Jones is finally finding her place in her new school. She joins a band and discovers a love for music. Just when she's making her bid to be the best clarinet player, she comes down with a rather unexpected disease.

She's claimed her place. And she will fight to keep it. The final year of junior high.This is it. Cassie has it made. She's got a boyfriend, is finally in the popular crowd, and her school year looks like it will be fabulous. She's a cool kid, and she feels on top of the world. On top of that, Cassie decides she wants to be an actress, an author, and a musician. And then . . . the boyfriend decides to find someone else. And her best friends start looking for cooler people. And her advanced classes take up all her free time. Jump in and join Cassie on the newest and most exciting adventure yet: surviving ninth grade! Contains: Episode 1: Never Been Kissed Episode 2: Rebound and Glory Episode 3: Kiss and Tell Episode 4: Masquerade Epsiode 5: Super Star Episode 6: Crushing It

When Esther moves in, Cassie welcomes the chance to help someone else through the same transition she went through when she arrived in Arkansas. But she quickly discovers making new friends is not on Esther's mind. Instead, she seems determined to destroy the friendships Cassie spent the last year creating.

What's special about Cassandra? Absolutely nothing. She's as ordinary as any other sixth-grade girl. And yet her ordinary life is riddled with hilarious and sometimes heart-breaking mishaps as she guides herself through the world of pre-teens on the brink of adulthood. Cassandra Jones returns home from a week with her grandparents, excited to go to summer camp and rest up before her last year of elementary school starts.But an unexpected accident at home lands Cassie in the hospital, and even the medical team isn't sure how well she'll recover.

Awarded the "Crowned-Heart Award": "This fast-paced story depicts gritty reality mitigated by the innocence of a budding relationship. It is highly recommended." - Ind'tale Magazine.

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