Capitol High was anything but normal. You had your jocks, your nerds, and the typical peer pressure in life to work around. For Cato Zane Marshall and Clove Denise Kingston they were the typical friends who grew up together at a young age and always stood by the other. From a drunk father to one who had serious medical issues. But because of that they could always count on the other to be there for the other. That is until their Senior year in High school when a new girl arrived named Sharlane "Glimmer" Hills who fell head over hills for Cato. Could Clove still keep her one friend that she cared for more then anything? Or was it time for her to tell herself that she must let go?! ***Oh and HUGE thank you goes out to WolfCandy who made this stunning cover for my book cover!! Your so amazing my friend, thank you so much(VITAL INFO I DID MAKE THIS NEW COVER 11/5/15)! As far as Character names from the Hunger Games All rights go to Suzanne Collins. But other then THAT all rights belong to: MockingjayGirl100 aka Soulwriter1 Warning: Mild violence in this story. * High Achievement: 2013 finalist UPDATE 1/25/19: Major editing will be redone to this story as there are MANY mistakes and possibly new scenes will be added. Thank you all for the constant support for "You Are My Mockingjay". UPDATE: As of 1/6/20 this story is going over major construction. Please bare with me in some editing changes. Not much of the story will be changed just wording and grammar edits. Thanks everyone for still interested in reading this story for how old it is (almost 10 years XD).

When Tia drags Jenna into going to see The Hunger Games at the movies, Jenna begins to love the movie because of a character. Clove. She wants to be exactly like Clove. She insists on being called Clove, takes classes and practices throwing knives. Jenna starts going crazy, Injuring people if they anger her. Tia realizes that Jenna is going way to far. Will Tia be able to stop Jenna from becoming Clove?

Part guide, part rant. Everything I've learned on writing, from Wattpad, experience, or how-to writing books. Leave requests on the second chapter :)

Liam Sheen is a 13 year old boy.Stinking rich but the good kind. Every year, his family go on a holiday to "Copper-Rock Estates", an expensive holiday destination known for its famous lake. But this year its different. This year he meets a girl. This girl has a secret, a dark secret that if she shares with anyone they're mysteriously killed. But now she has to tell Liam, because now he's involved.

It's the 74th Hunger Games. Same as any other year, right? Wrong. Glimmer and Clove soon realise that something is going on. Why has 'Foxface' been replaced by a girl with violet eyes? And is that President Snow lurking in the arena? Somebody is breaking the rules.

So, everyone knows who Draco Malfoy is... but did you know he had a sister? Lynx Malfoy is loved by her older brother Draco, but he chooses He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named over her because he simply doesn't want to die. Now Lynx is hated by her parents and now must go to the family that the Malfoy's hate most.... the Weasley's.... Will they trust her? Or will she be damned in all of the Wizarding World?

Julie has always been the shy type. Her world changes when she finds wattpad, a very popular ebook community. She becomes addicted to it and even starts posting her own stories. But are friends, fans and votes all she will get from this site? Or is it possible to find love as well?

The Officials is the hardest, cruellest, most barbaric game in the history of television programmes, sending children aged 13-17 into the very real, very serious and very forbidding world of death. Their task once in the Maze is simple – Kill everybody who isn’t on your side by any means possible. There are 10 teams of 10 people, sorted out before entering the Maze, who help, protect and fight with you till the very end. Only one team can win the Officials, and so no other teams are able to live, making the lives of each individual very fearsome, distressing and miserable. Why enter this slaughter house you may ask? These children have been driven to the absolute extreme all for the thing that would make anyone brave enough risk death. The prize for winning the Officials is eternal glory, lasting fame, permanent wealth, and anything else anybody has ever wished for in their wildest dreams. All of this comes with the terrible risk of possible death, however, and most people bale out at the statistic of 10/100 children, at maximum, making it out alive. The people brave enough, and every year the Officials manage to find 100 of them, enter the Maze knowing too well that they probably won’t leave it. This is what the world has come to – Making children kill each other for an entertainment programme.

Six teens are devoted to a game with one rule: If a player gets tagged, they must change their life within the next fifteen minutes. The better the player, the bigger the change. One might give their car away, or punch the school bully. Another might change identities or sacrifice their virginity. Anything to keep evolving, to avoid fitting into a label or caring about the junk they own. But their quest for enlightenment has taken a rotten final turn - one of the players has murdered the game's creator, the teen prophet (cult leader?) David Bloom. Our narrator is being framed for the crime; can he clear his name and discover which of his lifelong friends is the murderer before he takes the fall? [sic] is a gritty teen murder mystery that delves into the psychology of enlightenment among the criminally dysfunctional.

Melody Fitz would've given anything to escape from her world and into the next. Searching for her Prince Charming, conquering the evil witch and becoming the heroine of her own stories. But all Melody really is, is Fairytale Girl. The laughing stock of the school and object of her mother's scorn, Melody wants desperately for a way out. In steps Aphrodite. A Goddess bored with her own life and seeking a way to liven up someone else's and she does. Melody's. Suddenly her characters are coming to life and caught up in hatred and love, Fairytale Girl never expected this to happen.