This is the story of an 11-year-old who loses his parents and is now an orphan. He is bitter and mad at the world. His new life will change him in ways he never knew possible. Can he find himself and be happy? This is a spin-off to the story "The Teenage Years of Alexander Horten"

Un adolescente de carácter complicado se había convertido en una pesadilla para su propia madre hasta que ella consiguió una solución!!

Dana, who despite the name, is all boy. Finds himself an unhappy fifteen year-old camper at an Girls' Summer Camp. And there he must remain till summer's end, with his mom and dad out of reach on some exotic island. Will Dana win the trust of a bevy of mistrustful girls? First, he'll need to win over the hearts and minds of his bunkmates Stacy and Abigail. Once done, the threesome just might triumph over teenage adversity and the end of Summer's Computer Science Fair? And what of the boys' camp across the lake. And most importantly, who will be the Belle of the End of Summer Ball?

This is a short, but sweet transgender story about finding your place in the world. It's an evolution rather than a light-bulb type discovery. There's caring, love and fun.

I wrote this a long time ago and it is quite terrible and very cringy - Luke likes to dress up. He likes pretending to be someone he's not. He likes to cross-dress. When Ashton falls for the perfect girl, how will he react when he realizes she's...a he?

"sweetheart your skirts too short" "good because so is your penis" where ashton claims to dislike luke yet in the end he's always wearing his varsity jacket

When Jax is asked to pretend to be bad boy Ashton's girlfriend, will it just be one time thing, or will something click between them?

Es la historia de un chico que temina como nieta, feminizada por una señora mayor, para darle una alegría a ella...

This is a different take on a boy-to-girl transition story. It is intended to be essentially humorous in a somewhat sardonic fashion, but there are lessons, and the psychology of the two central characters is also interesting.

Scott, an 18-year-old boy from Ontario, Canada, is excited to participate in an exchange program and experience life in England. However, upon his arrival, he discovers that there has been a mix-up, Scott Campbell isn't Sophie Campbell. What will happen as he attends Arbury School for Girls.