Soon before she turned 15, it all went wrong. A couple days later 15 year old Rose Landon suffers depression. People say true love is the key to cure, but she doesn't believe it. All she needs, is that one SPARK! Relatable to: The Fault In Our Stars by John Green

I can't back down, that's not an option... Fighting for the world is really hard, but I have to. No turning back I guess, so... Lets do this.

Four average teenage girls, Jenna Carpenter, Mikaela Hunter, Cadence Rentwood, and Mary Talt find some strange necklaces they feel almost drawn towards and can't keep away from. Little did they know that those necklaces hold dangerous power that can only be mastered by certain people. Are they those people? Or are they going to face great punishment...

My Snufflez Life In Quotes Featuring OmNom (OmNom_is_dip_dyed), Gummy (goddessofgummybears), Snifflez (Live_To_Love99), And Myself. All these quotes happened in real life from just the four of us and we laugh everytime. Somebody always ends up doing something stupid so its quite the adventure!!! So I thought I would share some with you! ENJOY!!!

Adara Artedon doesn't belong in any world - not the gods', not the humans', and not the demigods'. But that's expected when she's the daughter of not only the all-powerful Poseidon, but the 'maiden' Artemis, too. To top it off, she doesn't even get the mercy of being a goddess. She's somehow still mortal - after all, gods don't have DNA. So she travels the world, staying in each place for only a few days and hunting. But she's okay with it; she's found a home with in the wilderness, if it can be called a home when she has no permanent lodgings. But her peaceful life ends when she stumbles across Long Island, and discovers Camp Half-blood, the demigod camp. There, she feels strangely at home, but she doesn't get long to enjoy it. Because Artemis' curse is coming into play, and Adara has a choice; spending her last few days in comfort, or revoking the curse. But it's hardly a choice at all, because it's all or nothing, life or death.

When Nick meets the new boy, Alex, he's elated. He hopes he can make a new friend who didn't know him as the clumsy seventh grader that everyone made fun of four years ago. But Alex doesn't say a single word or make a single sound when Nick meets him. In fact, Nick has never heard Alex's voice before, even a month into twelfth grade. The weird thing is, no one seems to notice that fact - no one besides Nick. Nick has no idea how or why, but he wants to find out. Alex has a big secret. He's not what he seems, not one bit. He's not a normal teenage highschooler, he doesn't have as bad grades as he's making it seem, and he's not even a he. Alex - short for Alexandri, possibly the weirdest name in the history of names. Did I mention she's an undercover teenage spy disguised as a boy? All thanks to a malfunctioning bobby pin, Alex's long hair and femininness is revealed to Nick from under her baseball cap. Worlds collide - that of the ordinary and unordianry - and neither of the two are safe. Throw in Alex's new mission, snooping parents, and Nick's new, protective girlfriend, and you have yourself one heck of a mess.