What can one say about Amani? Amani is fifteen and fourteen years old with two names, two genders, two families, two nationalities, two life histories and two birthdays documented on two birth certificates - plus one certificate of death. (Except, not exactly. You know, on the gender thing. It’s…complicated. Actually, it’s not complicated, it’s just, uh, well, explaining it is odd and unexpected and makes other people sort of go off strange.) But back to Amani. Amani has never had a friend or a playmate, unless you count adults. Amani has an Arabian stallion that no one else ever rides, flies sailplanes and loves cars and Paris fashion. Amani doesn’t ever expect to be in love...but then there have been a lot of things that happened in Amani’s life that were unexpected. Oh, and perhaps this goes without saying: Amani has been carefully prepared for a life that’s almost, but not quite, completely different from the one Amani has to fit into.

I am broken. The name on my wrist is a constant reminder of that. If I've never even had a crush in my life, how the hell am I supposed to have a soulmate?

[PG 13] Kit hadn't expected this. It's the first day of school, and taped to her locker is a note from a secret admirer. Following her friend's suggestion, Kit leaves a reply. What Kit doesn't know is that she has started a game of exchanging love notes. What Kit also doesn't know is that her secret admirer is a girl. When the identity of her secret admirer, Kris, is revealed, Kit must decide what to do. Can they be friends despite their differences, and if so, what will become of their friendship?

A (very) short aromantic-asexual-fanfiction about two of my online friends. Jace and Callum are roommates at college, and are friends with Eagle, Alex, and Cas. Jace has a squish on Cas, who does not feel the same level of friendship. Another one of Cas's friends grows jealous and spiteful that Jace and Cas grow to be so close. Will there be a divide between them, or can they work together and remain friends?

The star high school football player and the head cheerleader should NOT get married and have kids. The star football player should marry the captain of the girl's volleyball team and have big, strong, athletic kids. The head cheerleader should marry a cute, slender guy and turn out breathtakingly beautiful, elfishly ectomorphic kids. Free advice is worth what you pay for it, I suppose, but see, my dad was that teen football star - the biggest and fastest and best anybody ever saw in their little town - and my mom was that cheerleader - that darling, lithe, perky little gymnast who is put on display at the top of the human pyramid. If they'd listened to their families they wouldn't have married so young, and if they'd paid attention in biology class they'd have been aware of the possibility their child - me - could wind up with her petite build, cute, upturned nose, narrow chin and big eyes...and his Y chromosome.

"Just because I'm asexual, doesn't mean I'm blind." That's probably the one sentence 19-year-old Viktoria has been saying the most since she came out. And here's why.

Real asexual experiences in one book. Highest non-fiction ranking: 848

Two teachers, a vampire, and a witch start a food blog... To be fair, it's a bit more complicated than that. Terrence Rogers is a vampire stuck in the house all day, hungry, and killing nothing but time. This leads him to the obvious choice, starting a blog about food, history, and life with his fellow teacher roommate. The series is written in the style of blog posts, follow along with their paranormal adventures for actual recipes and other magical happenings.