Selene was just an ordinary fifteen-year-old orphan living in the old, winding streets of Berwick-upon-Tweed in 1994. Dreaming of one day graduating from medical college and moving to a bustling city far from the place that had labelled her the "spooky orphan," she longed for a life of quiet and peace. But ordinary has a way of unravelling. Selene knew she was strange-strange enough to be a whisper in an unsolved police case-but she had no idea just how extraordinary her life was about to become. One dream, one night, changes everything. Haunting, tender, and tinged with mystery, The Other Side follows Selene as she steps into the other side of the world that will test the limits of her courage-and reveal that being "spooky" might be the least of her worries.

A medical student, Henry Theodore, enters the university with a single ambition: to help people live at least until the age of seventy. His belief is shaken the first time he witnesses the death of a patient: a young girl, Luna Lucas, whom he had grown close to through his care. The girl leaves behind an unusual final wish-to be remembered. Before her death, she gives Henry a pencil and a book and asks him to draw her heart and brain, hoping her existence might be preserved, even briefly. Grief consumes him. But when he begins to draw using her pencil, Luna starts to speak to him in his dreams. Drawn deeper into this strange connection, Henry begins sketching the hearts and minds of other patients in the hospital, only to find that they too visit him in his sleep. Haunted and inspired, he decides to create a manga, shaping characters from the memories of the deceased and writing their stories as they appear to him.

Unspoken words - buried in the heart, echoing in the mind. Read, feel, and find yourself in the lines. Rankings : #1 in sadpoems 16.10.25 #1 in thoughtsandfeelings 24.4.25 #1 in thought-provoking #1 in deepemotions #2 in freeverse 19.4.25 #2 in rhyme 19.4.25 #2 in poembook 19.4.25 #3 in poemcollection 19.4.25 #28 in moments 19.4.25 #26 in mylife 18.4.25 #17 in randomthoughts 18.4.25 #16 in experience 18.4.25 #10 in advice 3.4.25 #11 in easyread 3.4.25 #7 in poetry 26.3.25 #10 in poems 24.3.25 #2 in deeppoems 14.3.25 #1 in deeppoetry 1.3.25

At Northbridge High, the quietest place in the building is Room 214-except during office hours. Rylee Hill has always been good at disappearing into the margins: the quiet girl in the third row, the one who listens more than she speaks. But when Ramona Adler, a reserved and enigmatic language professor from Germany, arrives mid-semester, Rylee finds herself drawn into a world she doesn't fully understand. One built on careful words, hidden lives, and the fragile space between student and teacher. Ramona is private, composed, and impossible to read. Rylee is imaginative, and dangerously eager to connect. Their conversations start with books, assignments, and questions after class-but for Rylee, every moment feels like something more. As autumn turns to winter, school hallways feel smaller, whispers grow louder, and Rylee begins to realize that some feelings are heavier than secrets-and some silences speak louder than confessions. Office Hours is a quiet, atmospheric coming-of-age story about longing, boundaries, and the moments that change us in ways we don't recognize until much later.

Anaya Harris is a 20-year-old preacher's kid who goes to church every Sunday and attends choir practice on Saturdays. One day, a biker gang, Samcro pays a visit to her family's church in search for a estrange relative. While working at a club one night, she encounters one of the members, Juan Carlos "Juice" Ortiz. Anaya finds herself spending quite some time with him and the two end up catching hard feelings for each other despite the disapproval of her father and the rest of the Samcro members who eventually warms up to her.

Ivy never knew there was another world. For twenty-four years she lived a quiet life, believing she was ordinary. No instincts. No strange senses. Nothing that suggested she belonged anywhere else. Just the purple pills she's taken every day since she was sixteen. Purple pills prescribed by doctors who told her they were simply for "hormones." She never questioned it. Doctors know best... right? But when someone finally questions those pills, the truth begins to unravel - and Ivy realizes the life she's been living may have been carefully controlled from the very beginning. Because whatever runs through her veins... was never meant to wake. started • 02/28/26 updates every 2nd day vote, comment, share! READ INTRO FOR MORE ! @DASKISY

Cordelia Everhart knows the sea, knows survival, and knows hardship, but nothing can prepare her for the choices Reaping Day will force her to make. Sixteen and alone after her parents were executed for "rebellion", she has spent her life fending for herself, selling her catches at the market, and protecting the only person she considered family, twelve year-old Pyxis Sailor, a boy she's sworn to keep safe. When Cordelia's name is drawn, her world seemed to end... and in the spur of the moment, Pyxis then makes a choice that will change everything. With only her skills, courage, and the bond she shares with him, Cordelia's strength of heart is tested. For every decision could mean life... or death. 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 A Pre 74th Hunger Games Story. 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 DISCLAIMER: This story is going to have graphic descriptions of violence.

Haru tries to forget. He tries to push it away. Because Jaesung certainly had. After sharing a romantic moment twelve years ago, Haru is left heartsick in the present, unable to kill these feelings, unable to be with the person he loves the most. Jaesung seemed to care less about it, and was living life like it never happened. But fate has a way of making things work out for Haru's good. Maybe even better than he expected...

An informative guide to understanding what's happening in Congo. I do not claim ownership of any multimedia referenced in this book-- attribution and sources provided as always. Astoria E Greene

An informative guide to understanding what's happening in Sudan. I do not claim ownership of any multimedia referenced in this book-- attribution and sources provided as always. Astoria E Greene