Vampires don't fall for Werewolves...or do they?

Trapped in a kingdom of Isolation, Elsa was never accepted by the people in her kingdom. She never had a proper childhood. She never experienced love. After Elsa brought summer back to Arendelle everyone was happy, except for Elsa. She became sad and lonely seeing how everyone had someone except her. That is until she found a man under the ice. His name was Jack...

It is about a girl named elsa she got beaten at home and she starts school will she get bullied or have friends Read to find out

#25 in Random - 18th January 2015 . "Take my hoodie off," Jack ordered. I shook my head and soon I feel how he is pulling the hoodie off from me. (She Stole My Heist by melantha123 chap 38) This one paragraph brought four perverted minded Jelsa shippers together. Are you one of them? Come on and read some stuff that's directly from the minds of perverted fangirls! (Not a fanfiction but a random book probably. About how our minds work.. in this Jelsa business. Lol) #29 in Random 17th January 2015 #31 in Random 16th January 2015 #34 in Random 15th January 2015 #35 in Random 14th January 2015 #37 in Random 12th January 2015 #43 in Random 11th January 2015. #49 in Random 10th January 2015 #52 in Random 9th January 2015 #69 in Random 8th January 2015 #89 in Random 7th January 2015 when published

Wait Till Helen Comes is a book about two kids, Molly and Michael, who are living with their mother, Jean; their stepfather, Dave; and their stepsister, Heather. The family lives in Baltimore, but move out to an old church in the country. The new house has a graveyard in the backyard, and Molly is afraid that there is a ghost living out there due to Heather’s weird behavior. Molly and Michael do not get along well with Heather, as the little seven-year-old is always trying to make their life difficult and get them in trouble with Dave. When Heather starts threatening the two kids with Helen, Michael thinks it’s a joke, while Molly begins to take it seriously. As they get used to their new house, Heather’s behavior starts to get even worse. She hardly ever spends time at home, and puts herself in positions which could possibly kill her. While Molly is certain the ghost is real, she has to try to get everyone else to believe her, and try to save Heather at the same time.