A story about three kids on a post-apocalyptic road trip. Their reprieve from a world torn apart by the dead coming to a close, a ten-year-old girl and her best friend set out on a journey to find a place to call home for not only themselves, but also for the baby boy that they promised to take care of. Join Clementine and Sarah as their strength, wits and humanity are tested at every turn by a post-apocalyptic America when they try to brave the unknown in search of a home for the innocent baby boy they promised to care for. Explore the depths of The Walking Dead Game's breakout character, experience the sequel to Young and Young at Heart, and try to endure along with Clementine in this story of fear, risk, regret, anguish and hope. Cover artwork by Albaharu. The Walking Dead property of Robert Kirkman. The Walking Dead Game property of Telltale Games. Three Orphan Pilgrimage property of J. Gray Dingler.

imagines /preferences about the dorky lads we all love. this book can be read by a girl of any race & still feel like it's about her. ♥

where a girl gets a message from michael clifford one day, by accident.

I am a Taurus!!! My rising sign: Leo ENJOY okay? Bye And by the way I get all of these on tumblr, unless I say it's by me. :3 So ya.. Birthday: May 19th :3 Moon : Gemini Descendant sign: Aquarius( I think. XD)

Karina is a slave on Dard, a planet that specializes in grueling physical labor. Though she was originally born into a wealthy business family on Shinar, the capital planet of the Seratona Galaxy, she was captured while vacationing with her family on a tropical planet when she was five years old and was sold into the slave trade. Since then, she has been the slave of brutal Dardean slum lord, Sargon. Niko is the only other person on Dard, and in Karina's current life, who she can trust. He loves her, but sometimes his love for her is too much. She has trouble trusting his affection for her. That is, until Recruitment Day, when something unexpected happens and where she catches her first glimpse of Zayn.