All Your Wishes

by Laura Sieveking

Piper is the daughter of two famous Hollywood actors and is sick of being followed by the paparazzi everywhere they go. So when she gets the opportunity to spend six months attending a regular high school, something she's never done before, she grabs it with both hands. Piper moves in with her childhood friends, twins Chloe and Cooper, and they all agree to keep Piper's true identity a secret. Piper finds herself in a confusing new world. The cutest boy at school, Cruz, takes an interest in her, and the coolest girl suddenly wants to become friends. But why? Despite Chloe and Cooper's warnings, Piper is drawn to Cruz and his friends, who she's adamant are not as shallow as they may appear. But are Chloe and Cooper right about these people? Or does Piper see something more in them? And will her affections for Cruz threaten to tear Piper and her best friends apart?

Genres: Romance

237 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2025

Reviews

[Evelyn Collins · Rating 3 out of 5]

okkk. This book was good. It was easy to read. Although, at the start of the book I didn’t love the writing- and while this was a romance book, the romance started a bit more quickly than I would’ve liked. Also, as a reader I love to relate to the characters, and the FMC in this book was the daughter of a celebrity, so I couldn’t really relate to her in that sense. The writing towards the end of the book picked up and I found myself enjoying it. However, this book is about teenagers and the way the author depicts school and bullies was not accurate (we aren’t throwing oranges at each other or calling each other names). The ending of this book was sweet and optimistic. I guess as an “experienced” reader I was expecting more from this book, but for those who are getting into reading, especially romance, this is a good, completely clean book. I enjoyed it, but I don’t think I’d recommend it.

3.75 ⭐️

[Alyce Caswell · Rating 3 out of 5]

Piper's parents are both movie stars and her life is the complete opposite of normal. But normal is exactly what she needs right now, so she's happy to be spending six months attending a regular high school while she stays with family friends who are keeping her identity a secret. Soon she's crushing on a popular boy who's supposed to be a bully, but she is sure there's a different side to him...

A tale as old as high school. There's nothing new here and it's a fairly average book, but these kinds of stories are always going to be popular, no matter the decade. The selling point for me is the fact that this series is aimed towards Australian tweens and written by Australian authors - cheers for that, Scholastic. Oh and how about those gorgeous sprayed edges? The target audience is going to love it.

[Heather · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 ⭐️

All Your Wishes was a sweet romance that is perfect for younger teens. The story focused on high school drama, friendship, and the excitement (and uncertainty) of first love. It had a gentle, warm vibe that made it an easy and comforting read.

I especially liked twins Cooper and Chloe - they were supportive characters and wonderful friends to Piper. Piper’s situation was interesting too, spending six months trying to live a normal life with the twin’s family away from her celebrity parents and the constant pressure of the paparazzi.

This is a wholesome read, with no swearing or inappropriate content, which makes it great for younger readers looking for something romantic and light. While the plot was fairly predictable, the charm was in the characters and the soft, feel-good tone. Overall, a nice romance with heart.

[Lila Giulliana · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was such a sweet and emotional read 💖✨ I really liked how it explored friendship, love, and figuring things out, and it had such a soft, comforting vibe.

The characters felt real and I enjoyed seeing their relationships grow and change throughout the story. There were definitely moments that made me smile and others that felt a bit deeper and more emotional.

I gave it 4 stars because I really liked it and connected with parts of the story, but it didn’t completely pull me in the whole time. Still, it’s a really lovely read if you like soft romance with meaningful moments

[Jane Smith · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was curious to read this book as it is advertised as being a clean romance novel for tweens and teens.
The book is definitely clean, with no swearing or inappropriate content. I also thought the moral of the story was good, to be aware there are people who may try to use you and to stick with your true friends. The only thing I didn't like was the plot around Piper's dad and how he cheated on her mother, though this doesn't go into too much detail. Otherwise, a good book!

[Jen Nishi · Rating 3 out of 5]

Solid tween romance with a love triangle trope. I wish we got more time with two of the main characters together. Not as much character development as I would have liked but I know my students will gobble this up.

[Christine Titheradge · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this as an easy Christmas Holiday read. It truly was. I would be happy for any teen to read this clean romance.

[Jerry]

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[Gracie Frost · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read it so quickly!
It was so good and I think that it’s a good romance book for 10-12 yr olds

[Leanne McDonald · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'd recommend to girls age 10-13 that like books about early high school, boy crushes and a little drama. Nothing inappropriate if you're 8 or 9, I just don't think they would find it interesting.