An emotional high school drama about love, loneliness, and the courage to speak your heart. Sandy Malls has always preferred silence to small talk. An introverted student who lives quietly in the background, her world begins and ends with her notebook - and her best friend, the only person who truly understands her. But when Nathan, a charming new student, walks into her life, everything changes. For the first time, Sandy finds a way to express herself - not through conversation, but through words written from the heart. Letters. Honest, unfiltered, and meant only for him. As their bond deepens, Sandy begins to see that love can bloom even in silence. But not everyone is happy about it. Alexa Darwins, the school's queen bee and Sandy's longtime tormentor, has her own plans for Nathan - and for Sandy's destruction. When jealousy turns cruel and secrets begin to unravel, all paths lead to one night that will change everything: Prom Night. Between the lines of friendship and love, courage and fear - Sandy must decide if her voice is worth being heard... even if it breaks her heart.

What if your body doesn't always do what you want it to do? For June, this isn't a question, but a daily reality. As a fourteen-year-old with cerebral palsy, frequently dropping stuff and being stared at by complete strangers is nothing out of the ordinary. Other than that, life is great, until her parents decide to move to California. With all her friends miles away and nobody there to protect her from boys stealing your lunch, school becomes a lot more complicated than it had been. Then, she befriends Sam Redstone, a shy boy who'd always been invisible to others. June's days improve drastically with Sam by her side, and when she meets his older brother Nathan, she finally believes her cousin Valentina might have been right about sexy California guys. Slowly, she and Nathan develop a unique friendship, one that, June finds herself hoping, might someday turn into something more. But as the years go by, she's starting to think she might never be with him that way, or with any other man for that. Started: 29 January 2019 Completed: 16 May 2020