The Froud family leads a life defined by high-energy rugby matches, equestrian adventures, and the deep, protective bond they share with ten-year-old Quinn. Navigating the daily joys and challenges of Quinn's autism and sensory needs, the family works together to create a world where she can thrive. From big brother Benny's protective nature to Bea's quiet advocacy, each family member plays a vital role in their "Froud Fortress." Whether they are managing public meltdowns or building a custom sensory sanctuary at home, their journey is a heartwarming testament to resilience and unconditional love. Together, they prove that while life may be loud and chaotic, every small victory is worth celebrating.

Wolf, a freshman college student, moves back to his birth country (Canada) with the intention of getting to know his Mother, a woman who had lived a life of self destruction, ultimately resulting in him being removed from her care at a young age and going to live with his Dad in Korea. Now an adult, Wolf has decided to reconnect with his mother, hoping to fill the void he felt for most of his life, despite having a loving father and warm family. But when Wolf arrives in Canada and knocks on his mother's door, he quickly realizes that things are much more complicated than he had thought. His hopes are soon replaced with new responsibilities. Join Wolf as he navigates through the challenges of caring for his newly discovered little brother. TRIGGER ⚠️ WARNING Some parts of this story may talk briefly about drugs, alcohol etc. Some chapters will contain spanking as a form of discipline. Don't bother commenting your beliefs of whether it's right or wrong, please move on. Thank you! 💗

My story of late diagnosis, and how it made me look back on my younger years through a different lens. This book aims to be relatable to other neurodivergent individuals, and educational for neurotypical people who want a glimpse at life through the eyes of someone on the autism spectrum.

Two twins, Emily and Jacob have had a bad life. Between suffering From fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS), and the abuse and neglect they deal with at home they've learned to rely on each other. They learn that the world isn't going to be nice to them and that trust shouldn't be given out so easily. Daniel Reyes is the CEO and founder of Reyes Global Logistics, a shipping company. From growing up as a first generation Mexican American and not having money to spend, to one of the most successful Mexican owned business on the west coast, he's built a great life or him and his 6 sons. His wife passed from cancer 10 years ago, and in his grief and struggle to move on he had many one night stands, resulting in the birth of the twins. A birth he was not aware of. What happens when Daniel gets a call from CPS about the twins. The kids he never knew existed? How will his sons react to having two more siblings? What will happen when the harsh reality the twins have lived is revealed? Read and find out!

Elias Ramirez was taken from his family at only a few months old by his mother. His life was one of chaos, neglect, abuse, and confusion. He never understood why his parents didn't care about him like all other parents do. Why he would see parents hugging their kids, and taking them on trips. His own parents never did that, they never talked to him unless they wanted something from him, they never kissed him on the cheek or kissed his scraped knees. He doesn't understand what the word love meant. Growing up in an abusive home for his entire life taught him to only rely on himself, and to not let anyone push him around. After his mother died at the age of 8 he was left alone with his stepfather. His stepfather never treated him with love or care. He treated him roughly and taught him to never trust anyone. After the murder of his stepfather at the age of 11 he ran away. Scared of people he changed his identity completely. Hoping to never be found. Never be tied down to that identity for all the secrets it carries. Will he be so lucky? Or will he get caught. Oh did I forget to mention he has 6 older brothers actively trying to find him? Read more to find out

After her father suddenly passes away from cancer, Elena is thrust into a vicious cycle of drug addiction. Orange-tinted plastic bottles and NA key tags rule her melancholic world. But people don't like to talk about drug addiction - they sweep it under the rug like a mess they don't want to acknowledge let alone clean. Though it seems as if there's no light at the end of the tunnel, sometimes it takes a loving hand, or a few, to guide you towards it. A realistic story of heart-wrenching loss, political oppression, unconditional love, and hope in the darkest of times. Why is this rated mature? There are references to drug use, abuse, suicide, and vulgar language which may be sensitive topics to some readers. All Rights Reserved

My life. Thoughts on my brain. Discussion of autism and learning to be me. TW abundant.

The Silent Anchor For Nick, the world has always been loud. Bright lights, unexpected changes, crowded rooms, and conversations that move too quickly can turn an ordinary day into an exhausting one. As an autistic young man with Level 2 support needs and anxiety, he's learned that life isn't about overcoming who he is-it's about finding people who understand him. Charlie has understood him since they were teenagers. Now in their twenties, they share a small apartment, quiet routines, and a love that doesn't need grand gestures to be extraordinary. Their relationship is built on patience, trust, and the little things: five-minute warnings, colour-coded calendars, favourite mugs, gentle reminders, and simply sitting together in comfortable silence. But life doesn't always follow a plan. When unexpected moments shake the routines they've carefully built, Nick and Charlie must learn that love isn't about preventing life's storms-it's about being the safe place each other returns to when they pass. A gentle, heartfelt story about autism, anxiety, unconditional love, and discovering that your greatest strength isn't finding someone to fix you... ...it's finding someone who makes you feel safe enough to be yourself.

Bottling up emotions is one of Danny's greatest skills. Since the age of 5, Danny has had to fend for himself in the rough environment of foster care. Each time he'd get a new foster family seemed to create more problems than it solved. He built up his walls. To the untrained eye, Danny was a straight A student, and a polite, kind, quiet teenager. It was the reputation he spent years creating. All he ever wanted was to not be seen as the "troubled foster kid." And it was a success. That is, until his biological father reached out and tore his walls down. Danny was more confused than ever. He had a family, 3 brothers, that he didn't even know existed. He couldn't help but feel jealousy at the thought that they were raised with his father while he struggled with abusive foster parents. He had one prominent question, though; just what exactly happened to his mother?

Noa wishes he could erase everything. And he succeeds. After a near fatal accident leaves him with no memories of who he is, he's given a second chance at life in a new place with new people and relationships. But of course, good things aren't meant to last forever. He realises that as he's forced to confront a past that maybe should've stayed buried. Sometimes, losing everything isn't the tragedy. Remembering is. 🏆Best rankings🏆 #3 Depression #1 Dissociation