Kendall Carney always had her head in a book. Alex Gaskarth was your typical punk high school senior. What do two polar opposites have in common? An English teacher who gives a pen pal project. The catch? You don't know the other person's name. All you know is their address. Dear Book-Girl, Everyday at school, from the second I step out of my car, I'm searching for you. I look for anybody who fits your description of yourself. But I keep coming up empty handed. Maybe I'm looking too hard and you're right in front of me, but maybe I'm not looking hard enough. Maybe you're sitting in that one corner I forget to check everyday during lunch reading a book. Maybe you're not even real. Maybe this is all a dream and all of these emotions I feel while writing you aren't real. Maybe. Love Your Pen Pal, Guitar-Guy

Violet has been blind since she was nineteen thanks to a car accident which damaged her eyes permanently. After being shunned by her home town, she moved away to Baltimore where she met her soon-to-be best friend, Charlotte. As time goes on, she learns that being bitter about everything isn’t the best way forward and she realises that perhaps love is for the damaged as well. [Alex Gaskarth] {COMPLETED}

"You're not even pretty." he breathed, leaning in closer."You're beautiful." ~ Webster was the girl in a wheelchair. Her life sucked before Alex walked into it. Alex was the guy who slept around and was in a steady-but not so steady-relationship. His life sucked before Webster wheeled into it. This is a story of falling in love with someone a little different, falling out of love because of screw-ups, getting over bad endings and learning how to move forward with new beginnings. This is the story of Webster and Alex. * All the rights for the songs used in this story belong to their artists. I don't own any of them.

"Hello?" I answered the phone. "Hey, Amy?" "No, this is Maddie." - a simple start to a unique story.