Mark Peter Hughes's first novel,

I Am the Wallpaper, is a story about a girl who feels unnoticed and ends up being an unwitting online sensation. Soon after its publication he began work on

Lemonade Mouth, a story that taps into his experiences playing in oddball rock bands and trying to change the world. In a style loosely based on the interviews of the fab four in The Beatles Anthology, the five oddball members of the band called "Lemonade Mouth" tell the band's chaotic story and their own individual stories in their own voices. The Disney Channel adapted Lemonade Mouth into the #1 cable movie of 2011. Mark's third novel,

A Crack In The Sky, is a futuristic adventure of a boy and a mongoose on an overheated Earth at the end of the world. His fourth novel, 

Lemonade Mouth Puckers Up, is a stand-alone sequel that continues the story of the growing revolution and family drama that began in Lemonade Mouth. He is working on the follow-up to

A Crack In The Sky, which will be called

The Keepers of Tomorrow. Mark lives in Massachusetts with his wife, three kids, and a dog named Wendel.