When Harriet Charles drank bleach over a year ago she thought that would be the end. But it wasn't. Loosing her voice was not what she intended. Having to back to school a year later and face the people who pushed her there in the first place was not what she wanted. Meeting people who would change her was no what she thought would happen. And discovering that, even someone with no voice, can still say a lot.

Caralyn has always been different.... infact, lots of kids across the world are different in her sort of way. But after governments across the world declare these children to be dangerous they are sentenced to an island where they are left to die. Luckily they aren't the only ones on the island. A woman who claims to be the legendary Farra Sparrow, an ageless woman who was forever youthful who was banished years ago after certain people didn't want to be outlived. Caralyn has lived on the island for freaks for years, now seventeen she can't resist her erge to re join society. Everyone may have forgotten about the freaks they banished, but will the freaks be able to forget who banished them? Or more importantly, how do they go unnoticed? (Inspired by the creepy good novel 'Miss. Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children')

I am and always will be the σρтιмιsт, The нσρεя of far-flung нσρεs and ∂яεαмεя of ιмρяσвαвℓε ∂яεαмs. [The Almost People] Doctor Who Poetry celebrates the long-running British sci-fy show "Doctor Who" with a collection of fifty poems inspired by episodes, characters, and more. I do not own Doctor Who, all ownership goes to the BBC. All quotes, music, and scenes in YouTube videos or in this book belong to the BBC. Cover created by Nonja18. VOLUME ONE: COMPLETED. Completed on: 11/23/13. #107 Poetry - (9/1/13) #490 Fan Fiction - (11/27/13) 100K Reads - (4/13/14) 125K Reads - (7/16/14) 150K Reads - (10/18/14) Top .01% Most read Poetry collection of 2013. [Editing] VOLUME II OUT NOW.