Rebel Raven

This junior novel, based on the popular TV show, follows Raven Baxter through two distinct but equally engaging storylines. In one, Raven's dream of modeling her own design in a contest is challenged when the director insists on only "skinny" models, forcing Raven to confront issues of body image and self-worth. In another plotline, Raven organizes a school-wide protest against mandatory uniforms, leading her to unexpected alliances with the school bullies when her usual friends don't support her. The book explores themes of self-confidence, friendship, justice, and the challenges of fitting in while staying true to oneself, all infused with Raven's signature humor and occasional psychic visions. It's suitable for readers aged 4-11, particularly those who enjoy character-driven stories with a touch of the supernatural and relatable school drama.

When Raven's design wins hera finalist spot in a contest for young designers, she's certain that her visionof herself striding down a runway in the winning dress will come true. But thedirector of the fashion show has different ideas. She only wants skinny,size-two models on the runway, and she tells Raven that she doesn't have "thelook" to model her own design. After a failed attempt to lose weight, Ravenlearns that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. Plus, Raven has some troublewith the school bully.