That one girl in school who no one talks to. The one who is taunted, laughed at, and bullied daily. But does anyone ever take the time to get to know her? No, because it's just one of the many 'laws of high school'. You've probably seen her in the halls. Maybe even walking down your street. Sad, alone, broken. This girl is Mackenzie Quinn. Well, kind of. Mackenzie Quinn is the girl who's bullied. The one no one talks to, and the one who goes home with scars every day - emotional and physical. But she's not the one who lets out all her feelings and hates life - at least not in front of people. In school, Mackenzie is bullied. Outside of school, she is too. Her home life isn't that great either. The only person she has is Hunter Jacobs, her secret best friend. Or should I say had. Even she knew that was too good to be true. Betrayed, broken, and alone. Perfect words to describe Mackenzie Quinn. But she's not hated, no. Just universally disliked.

"Anorexia. When you hear it, when you say that word, you think of a girl, right?" Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the skinniest of them all? Jack Thorne has lost everything. Still struggling with guilt and grief from his fathers death, old emotions and demons from the past resurface when his best friend suddenly dies. He had nothing - until he met her. Emily Gray, a mysterious yet inviting girl that, unbeknownst to Jack, is connected to him forever. Just Jack chronicles the life of a teenage boy, on the brink of becoming a man, who develops anorexia after the sudden death of his best friend. Join him on his journey to recovery and on the rocky roller coaster of a new found love.

After an incident three months ago and her parent's divorce, Reina Caverly finds a way to cope: cutting herself. Her mother's a workaholic, her sister is an out of control teenage girl, and her dad disappeared from the face of the planet. She can't even tell her two best friends, Joshua and Megan, about her problems. Then she meets young and mysterious Calvin Young about to commit suicide by jumping from her school's rooftop which surprised Reina. He's rich; he's handsome for his age, and does well at school, so why? Why would someone who has everything want to kill himself? Everyone has a dark secret, even Calvin who seems to have the world. Can Reina and Calvin learn to speak up about their issues? Can they find their reasons to live? ______ "One day you'll leave me. You don't want a girl with a rape story," I said as I desperately tried to stop my sobs and hiccups. "You deserve someone who is prettier and more stable then me." "Mon ange ," he whispered to me lightly as he held my tear-stained face. I looked at him and my breath shortened as I met his intense look. "I don't want anyone else," he said, "because I just want you." ______ WARNING: Story contains rape, self-harm, and suicidal ideation.