Books with author Katherine Ford

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Nicky is the least popular girl in school, so when the popular kids briefly befriend her—out of boredom—she'll do anything to keep them, including picking on the new girl. At first it's easy since everyone thinks she's weird anyway, but when does weird become witchy? Is it when Bella's skin breaks out like a plague? Is it when Mags and Janet end up in the hospital? Is all of this normal teen stuff or evidence of witchcraft? As Nicky's plan reaches its shocking conclusion, she discovers that she has not only lost her friends but also unleashed something truly evil in the process. This compelling thriller explores just who the real witches are in teenage life.

Nicky longs to be one of the beautiful crowd at school, so when Bella invites her into her inner circle she is overjoyed. But the truth is, Bella is only interested in Nicky's gorgeous brother, Luke. When Bella and her gang tire of Nicky, she hatches a plan to gang up on the wierd new girl and convince the others that she's a witch ... but how far will they go

An authentic and moving music-filled story for the social networking generation provides profound insight into issues of family separation and loss Me and Dad?Well, we’re on opposite sides of a gaping fault-line . . .No actually we’re on different planets. Rory’s dad is a struggling singer-songwriter who is obsessed by one particular music legend. Despite years of failure, his music is all that matters, nothing else: not job, not money, not even family. So Rory’s home life is unpredictable enough. But when his two best friends hook up with his dad to release a music viral, everything flips.