Having a soulmate was never something that (Y/N) believed in, especially after meeting and falling for Tony Stark. But one day that belief is changed when she has to accept that they do exist, and hers is none other than the one person who had changed Tony's life in the worst way possible. Cover photo by aconrad243 (Tumblr)

For Carter Vance, popularity is a world that she has purposely distanced herself from for many years. Why feed in to the totally superficial, social hierarchy of high school? She's perfectly happy being an outsider. But when she's challenged to prove that anyone can be popular, she puts everything on the line to make a point - that popularity is as fickle and cliché as all the teen movies make it out to be. What she does instead is ruin her true friendships, hurt the only guy who has ever mattered, and dig herself a hole that's much more complicated than the plot of all of her favourite movies combined. {Book 1 in the Teenage Guide series}

Sixteen-year-old Pippa Greene never goes anywhere without her camera. She and her best friend/supermodel-in-training Dace long ago mapped out their life plan: Pippa will be the noted fashion photographer, and Dace the cover girl. But ever since last spring, things have changed for Pippa — and her junior year at Spalding High proves to have its own set of challenges. Not only is Vantage Point, the statewide photography competition, in three short weeks, but her mandatory volunteer placement lands her at St. Christopher’s Hospital, a place Pippa never wanted to set foot in again. With humour and pluck, she navigates her new role as a candy striper (watch out for Code Yellows), her changing relationship with her best friend (goodbye Honesty Pact), and — perhaps most stressful of all — her new love interests (yes, love interests plural). Will Pippa make it to Vantage Point without having a panic attack? Will either one of the guys prove less sketchy than her last boyfriend? Can she and Dace figure out a way to dream big and be best friends? One thing is certain: real life is a lot more complicated than a photograph. New chapter updates every Wednesday!

a small group of teens put together for their high schools pilot program at their high school called project positive. Project positive as a two long semester project where teens go through what pregnancy is like. The first semester is the pregnancy it's self, featuring a suit the girls wear to have their body go through what it's like to be pregnant and they have to do what normal couples would with their partner. In the second semester school puts them out into a locked down small town where they live for the second semester.

"Quiet people have the loudest minds." -Stephen Hawking Rose Gheata is a mystery wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a hoodie three sizes too big. And she is slowly losing her mind. Her life is rapidly spiraling down the drain. Her parents and twin brother are dead. She'll be moving across an ocean in two weeks time, leaving all her loved ones behind. Those that are still alive, anyway. She gives herself a choice: live in silence, and reside in the hell that is her current state of mind; or die with the family she played a part in killing. So will she bite her tongue? Or take her life? The strength to face death. The cowardice to refuse it. But what happens when she meets someone who teaches her that taking her life is the easy way out? Someone who teaches her that only the strongest can convey emotions without words? That staying strong means facing her fears and actions, instead of running from them? That the quietest people have the loudest minds? (Read Rate Review please)

"Is it so wrong that I like to wear tracksuit bottoms instead of jeans tight enough to cut the blood circulation to my brain; is it bad that I like to play sports and not shop 24/7, and that I have 0 friends that are girls." "Absolutely!" ∆•∆•∆ Margaux is a loud opinionated and sporty girl, her out going personality and short attention span make it very hard for her to make friends who are girls. So if you can't make friends with the girls what's so wrong with having friends who are guys... Sadly a lot of things. Being friends with boys makes you one of them and it's near enough impossible to get out of the friend zone. With the help of a childhood friend can she break free from the label of 'just being one of the boys?' (A/N:- formally known as she's just one of the guys)