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* Jessica in ''Literature/TimeOutOfTime'' acts this way towards Timothy at school. In reality, she's really nice.

%%* ''Literature/DorkDiaries'' has Nikki's rival [=MacKenzie=] Hollister.

* ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''

* ''Literature/DorkDiaries'' has Nikki's rival [=MacKenzie=] Hollister.

** Sansa Stark starts out as one among the girls of Winterfell, as the highest-ranking and most beautiful girl in the castle and favoured by their teacher Septa Mordane. She and her BetaBitch, the lower-born Jeyne Poole, bully Sansa's little sister Arya for being unladylike. Sansa's behavior only gets worse after she's betrothed to the Crown Prince and expects to become Queen, and at one point outright tells Arya that she wishes she died and she's so ugly she'll have to marry the disabled stableboy. Sansa does sometimes try to cover for Arya against Mordane and they have fond childhood memories, but the bullying was bad enough that a now runaway and starving Arya is still upset by it years later, and Theon Greyjoy - who was several years older than the girls - recalled Sansa and Jeyne's behaviour.
--->'''Arya's thoughts:''' To her sister and sister’s friends and all the rest, she had just been Arya Horseface.

-->'''Arya's thoughts:''' To her sister and sister’s friends and all the rest, she had just been Arya Horseface.

* Ethel Hallow from ''Literature/TheWorstWitch''. In a slight twist, Ethel demonstrates many CoolLoser qualities such as always being top of the class and excelling at everything. In any other story she'd likely be the CoolLoser. But she's hated because she ''knows'' she's the best at everything and rubs it in their faces, as well as frequently ratting the other girls out to the teachers. The TV series gives her a rich father and stresses that she has only one friend (who even pulls off a HeelFaceTurn towards the end).

* In ''Literature/DontLookBack'', the amnesiac protagonist Sam finds out that she turned into this after her (now deceased) friend, Cassie Winchester, first moved into town. Their toxic friendship influenced Sam into becoming the quintessential mean, bullying popular girl, complete with a GirlPossse, and she cut ties with her old friends because of it. She's embarrassed and ashamed when she finds this out, and spends the rest of the book trying to make amends for her past behavior in addition to recovering her memories.

* ''Aria of the Sea'' has Elliana Nautilus, a noble acknowledged as the best in her class (but the oldest, meaning she [[BrilliantButLazy doesn't put in enough effort]] to advance to her proper class) at the School of Royal Dancers. She skates by on her beauty, status and minimal effort, especially since her red hair grants her a resemblance to the Sea Maid, the kingdom's goddess, and she treats the commoner student Cerinthe Gale with contempt. Her bullying and spiteful tricks only worsen when Cerinthe outshines her in class, and although she does [[HiddenDepths love dancing]] enough to [[TeethClenchedTeamwork ask Cerinthe for help]] with coming up with her own choreography for an assignment (as Elliana doesn't know how to create her own dances), when Cerinthe is cast in a major ballet role Elliana assumed would be hers, she retaliates by presenting Cerinthe's choreography (a tribute to the Sea Maid) as her own.

* Lila Fowler in the ''Literature/SweetValleyHigh'' series.
* Holly and Heather Mayflower of the ''[[Literature/DramaSeries DRAMA!]]'' series by Paul Ruditis.
* ''Literature/TheBabySittersClub'':
** Cokie Mason is a middle school version.
** Cokie's friend Grace.
** Shawna Riverson also, though she didn't appear as often.
** In the ''Little Sister'' spinoff, Pamela Harding.
* ...and so is Heather Fox from the ''Canterwood Crest'' series.

* Hatsumomo of ''Literature/MemoirsOfAGeisha''.

* ''A Year Down Yonder'': Carleen Lovejoy dominates the school and antagonizes the narrator.

* Kelly Peters in Zilpha Keatley Snyder's ''The Changeling''. A spun-sugar nightmare with a cute face and golden curls. It makes more sense to walk into an operating buzz saw than to have anything to do with her. Most of these types are KarmaHoudini, but Kelly actually gets taken down a notch or two (not much) toward the end of the book.

* Cheyenne Martin from ''Literature/{{Private}}''.
* The titular character from Creator/LaurenKate's ''The Betrayal of Natalie Hargrove''.
* Also from Creator/LaurenKate, Chloe King in ''Unforgiven''. Her father is a rich media mogul, she is good-looking, well-dressed, surrounded by GirlPosse composed of members of her pop group, she leads several school clubs and is a candidate for prom queen. And in a moment of sincerity, she claims that people generally do not like her - they are just afraid of her. One interesting twist - she's black (although the author generally does not stress the fact).

* ''Literature/TheTruthOfRockAndRoll'': Mona Southton. It doesn't work out well for her.
* Mia St. Claire from ''Gossip from the Girls Room''.

* Camilla from ''Literature/{{ByAnyOtherName|2013}}'' is the most popular girl in school because her dad owns a hotel complex, and because she used to live in America. At first Holly tries to join her friend group, but after they get in a fight, Camilla creates a hate page on Facebook called 'Holly Latham is a Ho'. Other girls post pictures of Holly that they secretly took in school. Joe reports the page and has it taken down, but Holly is in WitnessProtection and worries the criminals saw her picture and could track her down.

* Camilla from ''Literature/ByAnyOtherName'' is the most popular girl in school because her dad owns a hotel complex, and because she used to live in America. At first Holly tries to join her friend group, but after they get in a fight, Camilla creates a hate page on Facebook called 'Holly Latham is a Ho'. Other girls post pictures of Holly that they secretly took in school. Joe reports the page and has it taken down, but Holly is in WitnessProtection and worries the criminals saw her picture and could track her down.