"Someone to Love" by Melissa de la Cruz

Olivia, or Liv, as most of her friends call her, has a secret that she has been keeping. Tired of living as the daughter of a high profile politician, she tries to gain control of her life as she slips into the dark world of bulimia. Olivia is a true talented artist, who would love to attend art school even though she knows her father is opposed to it. She begins hanging out with a young actor and soon the two start dating, but Zack turns out not to be the "picture perfect," boy that she thought he was. As her eating disorder spirals out of control, Liv must learn to take control of her life or lean on those who truly care for her.

An important read for those who suffer bulimia, the author Melissa de la Cruz writes a powerful book for teens.

"If I Were You" by Leslie Margolis

     This is a fantastic middle school read that will take you soaring through the life of two young girls that are happy on the outside, yet yearning to be someone else on the inside.
The author depicts this "Freaky Friday," switch between two best friends in a detailed and entertaining perspective.
      Melody and Katie are two best friends who are at each other's throats. They think each girl has the best life and long to be on the other side of the fence. Both learn a lesson on  how the grass is not always greener on the other side. They magically switch bodies and soon delve into one another's relationships, family life, and deepest fears.
     Melody is beautiful but has trouble sticking up for herself; while Katie considers herself to be "plain but cute," with a permanent job of always babysitting her twin siblings for free. Each girl has to learn on living in  their best friend's world, while also working up the courage to mend their broken friendship. They must grow individually, within their own right and take a look at how they are making things hard on themselves.
This is a super insightful read for young teens. Margolis is fantastic!