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54 result(s) for "Reality Juvenile fiction."
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Something real
Since the cancellation of her family's reality television show, seventeen-year-old Bonnie Baker, one of twelve siblings, has tried to live a normal life with real friends and a possible boyfriend, until her mother and the show's producers decide to bring \"Baker's Dozen\" back on the air.
Mist, metal, and ash
A certain pen, a certain book, and a certain person can craft entirely new worlds through a branch of science called scriptology. Elsa comes from one such world that was written into creation by her mother, a noted scriptologist.
Waste of Space by Gina Damico (review)
Chazz Young, CEO of DV8 media productions, has been riding high on a string of crowd-pleasing reality shows, and now he has an idea to blow his former work out of the water: recruit and sign a crew of teens, chosen of course for physical traits and personality quirks that promise to ramp up the drama, send them into space, and see what happens.[...]that relationship between media feast and media consumer lies at the heart of Damico's satire.
Realm of mystics
A teenager awakens in a fantasy game with three other players, and they must learn to play quickly in order to escape the strange, virtual world.
The end of fun
\"Seventeen-year-old Aaron is hooked on FUN, a new augmented reality experience that is as addictive as it is FUN. But when he sets off on a treasure hunt, left by his late grandfather, Aaron must navigate the real world and discover what it means to connect--after the game is over\"-- Provided by publisher.