Sierra Stevens was seen by everyone as the definition of perfect. Everyone, except for herself. When she looked in the mirror all she could do is hate what she saw. Justin Allen has never been one to stand out in a crowd, he has lived normally for most of his life. Like every other person he has simply admired Sierra from afar. When the two meet, Justin learns that Sierra is not as perfect as he thought, the two are not so different at all. Together the pair learn that there is a thin line between perfection and tragedy.

[Completed] "If you're going through hell, keep going. Why would you stop in hell?" (Look at the tags below for trigger warnings) 2018

Since Jesy's boyfriend Harry left her, everything goes down. She gets lost in her own body and her friends try her best to help her.

"and if my suicide fails, I'll see you tomorrow." trigger warning. please don't read if you are sensitive to self harm/suicide. please stay positive.

"Well don't do that. Just overdose sleeping pills instead." "Will do." . . . . . . . . . . . . . ⚠Warning⚠ Depression Self Harm Suicidal

suicide (noun) the action of killing oneself intentionally. are you suicidal? you don't see why you should live anymore? no point in life? read this book before you commit suicide. #413 in #help on august 12th.

"And I will try to fix you"

When June, a flesh-and-blood illustration of depression, ultimately decides to quit breathing, she settles on drowning herself in a lake. However, with an extraordinary twist of fate, she is resurrected by a boy named Forrest. Captivating, kind, and honest, he offers her the things she's been deprived of the most. As time comes and goes, June begins to understand that she - after long years of doubt - is worthy of life. She begins to see that sometimes, what seems to be the end may be just the beginning.

Amber Collins is a typical depressed teenager. She despises her body, her school, her past and her peers. As this fourteen year old gets put-down on a daily basis, she copes with her depression by isolating, limiting calories, and self harming. One unusual day, Amber's mom finds out about her scars and admits her to Westman Psychiatric Hospital. There, she meets Ethan Quinn: The boy everyone in town thought was dead. When Amber gets to know Ethan, she feels a connection; one that she's never shared with another person in her entire life. Will these two depressed outcasts manage to fight through the state of temporarily living in a mental hospital filled with drama, disgusting food, and instability? And will Amber's constant state of insecurity ever conclude?