{Highest Rank: #21 in Teen Fiction, #1 in Comedy, and #10 in HighSchool} THE LAST 20 CHAPTERS HAVE BEEN REMOVED! THIS IS JUST A SAMPLE AND THIS BOOK IS PUBLISHED BY TYPEWRITER PUB! THE BOOK CAN BE READ ON GOODREADS, AMAZON, etc. ❝She spent her life hiding herself, desperately hoping she won't lose herself along the way.❞ They say the good girl always gets the bad boy. And the bad girls will get the boring good guys. Opposites attract, right? Wrong. Her and 'boring' don't really go together very well. Her and 'good' are practically sworn enemies. And yet, she's not good enough to win the bad boy. Jesse Marks is a bad girl. She defies stereotypes and breaks the rules. She sneaks out every night and owns a gigantic motorcycle. She has hidden tattoos all over her body and prefers black leather over pastel colors any day. But she is only her bad self at night. Being a good girl at school is essential. But her facade is cracking by the time the bad boy Lucas Johnson and his terrible past arrive at school. Happy endings are for good girls. Great adventures are for bad girls. Bad Girl In Disguise © June 2017 Angelina Wu a.k.a Fine Sarcasm Not edited or proofread! ⚠WARNING! MAY CONTAIN SWEARING AND KISSING SCENES AND SUICIDAL THEMES! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED⚠ Send me covers and fanart at finesarcasm@gmail.com or at my Instagram @finesarcasm!

Cover by KekekBronach Poppy McCormick was best friends with the school's most popular girl, Belle Jones, before Belle even became popular. After an incident nobody knows about, Belle turned everyone in the school against Poppy. All but one person. Grayson Prince plays by his own rules and doesn't listen to a single person. Being the bad boy of the school, he has his own past. Naturally, he doesn't listen to any rumors he hears, including the ones about Poppy. After meeting one day, Poppy determines to prevent having Grayson turned against her. And Grayson is determined to keep Poppy protected from the school and his past.

Lexi Grayson is a normal teenager, as normal as she can be with her unobserving skills and her overthinking mind. But she might need the overthinking if she wants to unravel the smirking mystery that is Blake Eaton.

Legend has it that "sluts" are lurking all around. You might encounter one on a shadowy street corner or posing in a magazine. But those tricksters also blend in easily at school, at church functions, and even in your own home. Constant vigilance is required. Without it, you might accidentally become one yourself. Except... there's no such thing as a "slut." It's just a myth. So is the "slut's" invented opposite, the "good girl." What's the deal with these lingering stereotypes and around female sexuality? Why do they still bear so much control over our cultural and personal expectations? These chapters are collected/edited from my Teen Vogue column. I want to share them with you here, where we can discuss them together, because the Wattpad community was so crucial to establishing The UnSlut Project as an international movement. I hope your comments on these essays will grow into conversations, and that we can keep inspiring and learning from each other!

she has a perfect life, but perfect is boring.

in which a girl orders chinese food from another girl and eats it. book two in the foodie series ♀lowercase intended♀