Books with title Drama Queens in the House

All of Jessie's world is a stage, and she's determined to become a player, in Drama Queens in the House by Julie Williams.Sixteen-year-old Jessie Jasper Lewis doesn't remember a time in her life when she wasn't surrounded by method actors, bright spotlights, and feather boas. Her parents started the Jumble Players Theater together, and theater is the glue that holds her crazy family together. But when she discovers that her father's cheating on her mother with a man, Jessie feels like her world is toppling over. And on top of everything else, she has to deal with a delusional aunt who is predicting the end of the world. Jessie certainly doesn't feel ready to be center stage in the production that is her family. But where does she belong in all of this chaos?

All of Jessie's world is a stage, and she's determined to become a player, in Drama Queens in the House by Julie Williams.Sixteen-year-old Jessie Jasper Lewis doesn't remember a time in her life when she wasn't surrounded by method actors, bright spotlights, and feather boas. Her parents started the Jumble Players Theater together, and theater is the glue that holds her crazy family together. But when she discovers that her father's cheating on her mother with a man, Jessie feels like her world is toppling over. And on top of everything else, she has to deal with a delusional aunt who is predicting the end of the world. Jessie certainly doesn't feel ready to be center stage in the production that is her family. But where does she belong in all of this chaos?

In The Drama Queen, Lucy dreams of being a great writer someday, but when a new girl in class tries to intimidate and bully her, Lucy stands her ground and eventually gets her wish. Everything was going great in Lucy’s class until that bully Annabel moved into town. Lucy had a passion for reading, writing and telling stories. But now Annabel is out to crush Lucy’s dream of one day becoming a great writer -- and she’s out to steal all of her friends with gifts and empty promises. If they won’t come willingly, she’ll intimidate and bully until they become her friends. But Lucy stands her ground and, with the unintended help of Annabel, finds a way to get back her passion and teach the bully a lesson. In public schools, there are kids who mercilessly bully their classmates so much that these bullied ones think of school with dread. Author Ify Chinedum Onwusilikam wrote The Drama Queen as a way to teach children, through the story of Lucy and Annabel, that bullying is evil and that no child should have to suffer at the hands of a bully.