This my story about being trans and what I deal with as a high school student. (junior!) Best Non-fiction ranking: 2nd

From New York (Queens) to London (Brixton) Tyla Omolara brown Has to leave her home Town (Queens) after her parents got into a huge argument and got a divorce. She didn't really have a lot of friends in New York (Fake bitches) except for one girl Latoya who she had to leave back in the NY . Follow her as her life begins as she meets someone who changes her life...

Charlese Smith is the epitome of Queen B, her flawless brown skin, unnaturally perfect smile and endearing dark brown eyes worked together to create a what can only describe as a nubian queen. Charlese is blessed with beauty that makes her life a lot easier than others. Her beauty draws in other people, so she never struggles with making friends, she naturally took on the alpha female role within her sphere of friends. Charlese is head of her clique which consists of about several beautiful girls but Charlese stands out amongst them all, it is not only her beauty which draws people in - Charlese has a particular aura that be can be felt from across the room. But what happens when Charlese's beauty is taken away from her, her flawless brown skin has now been invaded by severe acne, her usual Peruvian weave has been taken out revealing her tightly coiled 4-inch afro and her slim frame has now changed..completely. Over 3 months Charlese has put on just over 4 stone and those who Charlese considered to be her true friends are starting to see her in a different light. All of a sudden the very thing Charlese depends on is taken away from her and she must learn how to live like 'normal' people.

Stacey's life has been unbearable since day one. Her parents' separation left her mentally crushed, however, she remained hopeful for the future thanks to her stubborn nature. That was until her mother's boyfriend, David, entered and made her life a living hell. How will Stacey overcome her abuser and live to see another day? Read on to find out. TW: Sexual assault, child abuse, r*pe, self-harm. Copyright © 2021, D.L. Lewis.