Setsuna Kira Royaru and Tamaki Suou. Friends forever and ever. That is, until Tamaki's grandmother whisks him away to Japan. Four years later, Setsuna's 16 1/2 and a letter arrives from Mrs. Suou, Tamaki's Grandmother, inviting her to Japan...on her private jet. The woman hates her guts! Now she's mysteriously going through all the trouble to get her all the way to Japan. Is she being nice? No, that's impossible. So, is there more to it then just coming for a visit? And what will happen when Setsuna falls in love with the wrong man? Or is he the right one?

Viola Muxworthy drudges through life, constantly wishing for something exciting, whether it be a person, object, or event. Her wish is answered one day in the form of Vincent Fogg, a young, capricious time traveller that recruits Viola on a whim. Transported 831 years forward, Viola meets a group of eccentric boys that call themselves 'The Dishevelled Group of Presumptuous Time Travellers', and chaos ensues as they travel through time, changing the course of history for their own benefit.

The people of Arthurian legend retold in poetry form as Morgan LeFay recalls each one and their downfalls.

Shay Woods hates being ugly. Her only wish is to be like her sister, Avery- Perfect. But once she is, she's haunted by the cause of her new found lifestyle. Now, Shay realizes the only thing harder than being ugly is being unblemished.

A Gifted child is truly an enigma. People either love them or hate them, but in the end, all are fascinated by them. This story is about the life of two very Gifted girls named Lucille Baudelaire and Jane Penderwick, who have many secrets and desires that are too complicated to be explained. Their lives are a constant source of turmoil and chaos, but in the end, all will be well, we hope. They are gifted, not only intellectually, but also entwined in the struggles of romantic and social giftedness. Jane and Lucille triumph and fail against a sea of storms, such as other girls (if you can even call it a girl), males, the all-time-favourite of bullying, social withdrawal, love and possession, and more. Because everyone goes through that at some time, don't they?

Wendy is a girl who is, well, a tomboy. In the year 1939, this doesn't sit well. World War II is just starting, and her brother is expected to go. But what happens if he doesn't want to go? And she does?