kitsch series #2 soon Jennifer Colleen Delfin has a love affair with books - big ones, small ones, old ones, and new ones. Kapag printed, talagang babasahin na niya 'yun. But when the teacher pairs her with Jace, the basketball captain who's more into slam dunks than page turns, she knows she's in for trouble. Ang idea ni Jace sa "novel" ay siguro buzzer-beater, not paperback. At si Jennifer? Well, skeptical siya sa kahit anong may kinalaman sa basketballs, pawis, o crowds.. When their awkward school project entered the scene, she knew it was a disaster waiting to happen. . . or is it? Through the project, nakita ni Jennifer yung game sa ibang angle - pwede pala maging dramatic ang sports tulad ng romance novel? While Jace discovers that books might just be the missing piece to his playbook. Who knew that chapters could make such a good offense? Then the real challenge begins. Will Jennifer turn Jace into a book lover? Makukuha kaya ni Jace si Jennifer na mag-cheer sa bleachers? Or baka pareho silang matuklasan na the real end game is finding a love na mas unpredictable kaysa sa inaakala nila?

kitsch series #1 on-going Laureanne Kristia Estancia is used to cold weather, quiet mornings, and keeping her thoughts to herself. Kaya nang lumipat siya mula Ireland papuntang La Forteza, hindi talaga hinanda para sa init - ng panahon at ng mga tao. It was troublesome for her to adjust to an environment that was newly introduced to her: except for its language. Especially not for Rome Gianluca Rojo, the school's golden boy at varsity heartthrob na parang laging may spotlight kahit saan siya magpunta. He's not her classmate. He's not even supposed to be in their classroom. But somehow, lagi siyang nando'n. Sa gate. Sa canteen. Sa hallway na "shortcut lang daw." Ayaw na ayaw ni Kristia ng attention, pero bakit parang laging nasa tabi niya si Rome? From unexpected group projects to random merienda invites, Rome slowly breaks through her walls -one cheesy grin and basketball joke at a time. Call it cliché. Call it young. Call it love. Call it what you want.