The Barbie Diaries

A typical teenage sophomore who yearns to fit in and be liked. She lets gossip and the lure of popularity pull her away from loyal friends, but she also learns to own her mistakes and seek forgiveness. Her diary-driven wishes initially guide her actions, creating consequences she must face.

A snobby, popular girl who used to be Barbie's friend. She wields social power to manipulate others and often dwarfs Barbie's confidence with her sharp wit and resourcefulness. Her rivalrous dynamic with Barbie drives much of the conflict.

Barbie's initial crush who becomes her boyfriend after she starts hanging out with Raquelle. His relationship with Barbie is a focal point of the early plot, until the truth about notes and intentions complicates things.

Barbie's loyal best friend, quick to support and encourage her. She stands by Barbie through the diary-driven chaos and helps expose the truth about the diary’s influence.

Barbie's friend who is involved in school activities and becomes tangled in the drama as the diary creates a rift in their group. She helps keep the group grounded and honest.

The boy who leaves Barbie romantic notes, later revealed to be the source of the switched expectations. He resists admitting his role but is ultimately responsible for the notes and their consequences.

One of Barbie's closest friends, who supports Barbie and helps uncover the diary's questionable origin. She is a steady voice for honesty and loyalty.

The mysterious woman at the counter who offers charms and the diary. Her presence foreshadows the tension between magic-like belief and real-world accountability.