Genre: YA Contemporary Drama / LGBTQ+ Psychological Fiction Main Character: Jordan (they/them) - a queer teen struggling with trauma, identity, and survival I don't write warnings so if you don't feel comfortable reading it don't read it

Enemies to lovers Gothic bad girl x Soft Christian girl

it's dark don't read if it triggers you

a story about a grade 10 trans boy (has only socially transitioned) who isn't really accepted by anyone in his family or at his youth group or at his school except for his small group of friends, all of his grandparents don't seem to be able to make the next five years and he doesn't know if he should invite his emotionally abusive homophobic conservative mother to his end of year graduate which is 3 terms away

teen super hero accidentally texts the wrong number late at night after a nightmare I only own the Lyndon character the rest belong to marvel

A story about a demisexual demiboy (he/they) who after 4 year falls for his best friend a gender nonconforming female, they are both in the same college doing different majors

love story between Sky, a 15-year-old aroace lesbian, and Sage, a 13-year-old biromantic asexual. The relationship should emphasize the deep connection between the two characters, with moments that blend platonic and romantic elements, avoiding any sexual or romantic expectations while still being meaningful in the context of their individual identities. Each chapter could highlight a different aspect of their bond, focusing on emotional support, shared experiences, and respect for each other's unique perspectives on love. This framework provides a non-romantic, yet emotionally deep connection between Sky and Sage, highlighting their unique identities and the importance of mutual understanding, trust, and support in their relationship. The story emphasizes how love can be experienced and expressed in various ways, even outside the boundaries of romantic or sexual love.

sorry if you don't like it I know it's only one page long

book about a trans boy's struggles

Oliver, a 14-year-old trans boy, navigates the complexities of self-discovery and identity while hiding his true self from his family. His younger sibling, Blair, who is gender-fluid and also closeted, becomes his closest confidante. Together, they support one another while trying to shield their youngest sibling, LJ, from their struggles. Through small acts of rebellion, hidden moments of joy, and unlikely allies, Oliver learns that acceptance often begins within oneself.