This is a movie alr ik but this story is a bit different...Minor Theo and Boris was two boys who were destined to be best friends...but is there other feeling's? Read it to find out Rated pg-13!

❝ you're stuck in my head and i can't get you out of it, if i could do it all again, i know i'd go back to you ❞ where a sixteen year old boy realises he has feelings for his best friend. [basically the goldfinch but gayer]

This story is like a continuation of the film but with some new characters to this. this will give you so much love and romantic vibes for this story sequel. Just to give you summary from the film: Elias is a 14 Y.O. boy who is trying to figure out what love feels like. when he sees his new neighbor alexander he starts to fall in-love with him when they first met, but he starts to question his identity, his sexuality and wants to be accepted from his friends and family. there's going to be a lot of tension between those two boys and a little bit of PG on this, so strap in cause this story is incredible The page cover created by: Nazdrovya Book cover by: Anonymous

Set in a charming, rural Japanese village, Hana and The Dragon follows Hana, a curious and spirited young girl living a peaceful life surrounded by familial warmth and deep culture. As her village prepares for the annual summer festival, Hana becomes fascinated by local legends about a mysterious dragon rumored to dwell in the nearby Shimizu-gawa river, a guardian figure who hasn't been seen for many years. Driven by her curiosity, Hana uncovers subtle yet puzzling clues suggesting that the dragon might soon return. Unusual occurrences in nature further heighten her suspicions, signaling significant changes in the mortal and supernatural worlds. Determined to unravel the mystery, Hana embarks on an adventurous journey into the heart of her village's history. Along the way, she learns of deep connections linking her family and her community, to the legendary dragon itself. With a thoughtful blend of fantasy, Japanese local folk religion, Japanese Chūbu region cultural traditions, and coming-of-age themes, Hana and The Dragon beautifully captures the essence of family bonds, the importance of bravery, and the richness of cultural legacy through the eyes of an adventurous young protagonist.