You could spin any wire book-rack in any library, you could go into any shop, browse any girlie white hutch over a desk and find at least two or three selections to add to your cache.
Similarly they featured covers with pretty teens posing like fashion models in colorful clothes, most often alone but on a few rare covers paired up with a boy or another girl to add some visual interest. The stories ran from β and featured a bevy of wonderful reoccurring authors. The stories featured average girl heroines in interesting settings and themes: a wilderness camp, Australia, Hawaii, a luxury cruise ship, England, dude ranch, an exclusive country club, a hospital, a hockey arena.
There were also the timeless themes which included: the quest for popularity, the heroine trying to choose between two very different boys, and whether to throw a game, contest or competition for her man. The series offered vibrant, predicable, but often fun romances. Never mean-spirited. The authors maintained a tone that was always upbeat and often funny. Well worth reading.
Put out by Bantam in and folded by I Love You β Barbara Conklin β 2. The Popularity Plan β Rosemary Vernon β 3. Princess Amy β Melinda Pollowitz β 5.
Little Sister β Yvonne Greene β 6. California Girl β Janet Quin-Harkin β 7. Green Eyes β Suzanne Rand β 8. The Thoroughbred β Joanna Campbell β 9. Cover Girl β Yvonne Green- Love Match β Janet Quin-Harkin β The Problem with Love β Rosemary Vernon- The Night of the Prom β Debra Spector β Dance of Love β Jocelyn Saal- Thinking of You β Jeanette Noble- Ask Annie β Suzanne Rand- Love Song β Anne Park β The Popularity Summer β Rosemary Harkin β Secret Identity β Joanna Campbell β Falling in Love Again β Barbara Conklin β The Trouble with Charlie β Jaye Ellen- Her Secret Self β Rhondi Vilott- Too Young for Love β Gailanne Maravel- Trusting Hearts β Jocelyn Saal- Little White Lies β Lois I.
