school is tough, and so can your home, and it's even tougher when your school hates anything that isn't straight, so being transgender is tough to be proud of when everyone is trying to "fix" you or are hating on you like there's no tomorrow

Evan Simmon is trying to live a normal life as a guy in high school. After a dissapointing move to Illinois, Evan must deal with making all new friends and getting used to that dreadful winter cold. After all, he's just a guy trying to have a life and get a girlfriend, right? Wrong. Eveline Simmon haunts his past, present, and future. She is inside his head, she's over control of his body. Evan lives with the daily frustration of just being another confused transgender teenager. Let's just say that his body lies....really badly. But what'll happen when he meets mysterious yet outgoing Delilah, who is also looking for the purpose in her life?

Jackson is a seventeen year old ftm transgender. He is still seen as a girl in society, though, and every day is a battle for him. Out of nowhere, he falls for a girl, but she doesn't know who Jackson really is. Then, one day in the woods, Jax realizes that things are different for him. He has another choice. But. . . should he take the chance?

Lindsey Clarke, 16 and free. But somehow, freedom and happiness does not really come in a package. "Anorexia nervosa, depression, self harm, social anxieties are not just phases of life. They become your closest friends and haunt you every step of the way." , is what I say. "It's just a phase", is what they all say.

Jace Jackson is a quiet and shy 16 year old boy with only one friend, the lovely Ella. He is a closet gay mainly because he doesn't want the bullying he goes through to get any worse than it already is. Meeting the schools 'bad boy' Aiden makes his life very eventful. Aiden Miller. He's cocky, loud and very troublesome. He has a new girl every other day and doesn't care to stop breaking hearts. His best friends Jacob and Mason always try to keep him out of trouble, nothing usually works, then he met Jace and things got a lot more serious than intended. *This book was written when I was around 15/16 I think. There are lots of things I would've done different and if there's any views that offend etc, I was young and naive and had no idea what I was talking about. The fact it's got so many reads is crazy to me as it was just something I enjoyed. Some of the rude comments on it I understand but as I said I was very young and it does make me cringe to read it back now but please read and enjoy!*