Fifteen-year-old Emerson's life has never been easy. Bullied at school, neglected at home, and weighed down by the chaos of her parents' lives, she's spent years feeling invisible and alone. When her family moves from Los Angeles to New York, Emerson hopes for a fresh start but new beginnings don't always come easy. Then she meets Scarlett, her warm, understanding neighbor, and everything begins to change. Through late-night talks, shared laughter, cookie-baking sessions, and weekend adventures, Scarlett becomes more than a friend, she becomes the mother Emerson has always needed, a guiding light in a world that has often felt dark. As Emerson navigates school, friendship, and the challenges of adolescence, she discovers that family isn't just about blood. It's about the people who see you, support you, and love you unconditionally. Emerson realizes that the bonds she's built are stronger than she ever imagined, heartfelt, enduring, and completely transformative. Lost in the darkness is a touching, heartwarming story about resilience, friendship, and the extraordinary power of chosen family.

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost have always dreamed of starting a family, and when their daughter Y/n is born, their lives are filled with joy, love, and wonder. Y/n arrives healthy and perfect, a tiny bundle of curiosity and spirit. But as she grows, Scarlett and Colin begin to notice subtle differences, small signs that hint at a world of challenges and unique perspectives. This story follows their journey as they navigate the discovery of Y/n's autism, the impact it has on her daily life, and the unwavering love, patience, and resilience that binds their family together. It is a story of parenthood, understanding, and the extraordinary ways in which love shapes the path of a family.

Lifeline /ˈlaɪf.laɪn/ noun 1. A thing on which someone or something depends or which provides a means of escape from a difficult situation. Sixteen year old Leila Monroe never planned to be anyone's burden. But when life took everything - her mother, her home, her safety - she learned how to survive alone. In the chaos of New York, survival means blending in, staying quiet, and trusting no one. Until a tip. Until a movie premiere. Until her. Scarlett Johansson is used to bright lights, red carpets, and the constant pull of fame. But when a routine premiere night takes a dark turn, she's faced with something far from scripted. As she steps in to help a young girl in crisis, the boundaries between her public persona and personal life begin to dissolve, leaving behind only raw instinct, compassion, and something she hasn't felt in a long time: purpose. Two worlds. One city. And an unexpected connection that just might save them both.

A Scarlett Johansson mother figure/ adoption book :) For 7 year old Iris, life feels like a series of storms she can't escape, until she meets Rose and her mother Scarlett. With her best friend Rose by her side and the hope of reconnecting with her estranged brother Charlie, Iris believes things might finally be looking up. But as she discovers the cracks in Charlie's life and struggles to hold on to her own sense of normalcy, Iris learns that family, friendship, and healing are far more complicated than she imagined. Scarlett is everything Iris wishes she could be: kind, caring and so full of light, just like her mother once was. As Iris grows closer to Rose's family, Scarlett becomes a beacon of hope in her lonely world. (Not really written to a 7 year old's language abilities but just allow it lol) TW: Abuse, Violence, Drugs

A Scarlett Johansson mother figure/ on set story! In a home where she's ignored, belittled, and barely holding on, everything finally breaks. One night, Violet vanishes into the dark, spiraling into chaos, fear, and collapse. When her aunt, Scarlett, finds her, it's more than a rescue. Scarlett offers safety, patience, and the kind of love Violet's never known. As Violet begins to heal, she's pulled into Scarlett's world of movie sets and bright lights. What begins as recovery slowly becomes something more. But healing is messy. Fame doesn't fix everything. And Violet is still learning how to exist in a world that never made space for her. TW: Mental health (ED, SH, alcohol misuse)

How could you hurt a little kid? I can't forget, I can't forgive you. Cause now I'm scared that everyone I love will leave me. After Robyn's mother disappears she's sent into a spiral of confusion, anger, sadness and loneliness. Only now having her step mother around due to her father being at work, she's nice, shes supportive and everything someone would wants for a maternal figure except she's not Robyn's real mother and never will be able to replace her. Scarlett Johansson x Daughter WARNINGS: Mentions of slight abuse, drugs and alcohol

Ivy has been dying since the day she was born. Her famous mother, Scarlett, signed her away like a dirty secret. Her adoptive family crumbled under grief and alcohol. At fifteen, Ivy collapses in front of flashing cameras, her failing heart finally ready to quit. Scarlett shows up at the hospital, not to comfort her, but to bury her. Only Ivy doesn't die. A transplant drags her back into a world that never wanted her, chained to the custody of the one woman who resents her most. Living under Scarlett's roof is like bleeding in a shark tank, every word sharp, every silence suffocating, every glance heavy with everything unspoken. Because when life returns, pain stays. Cardiac Arrest explores one of the least talked about taboos to date - maternal abandonment - and how it affects both the child and the mother. With an illness hanging over them, pushing the story forward, Cardiac Arrest sheds light even in the darkest corners. 2 place on #sadstory 8/10-25 3 place on #scarlettjohansson 8/10-25