trans·gen·der - adj. relating to a person whose sense of personal identity and gender does not correspond with their birth sex. she knew who she was but was too afraid to face herself.

Being transgender isn't something you can control. It's just the way it is. Do you have a friend that is transgender and don't know how to support him/her/them? I'll tell you. Are you transgender and just want to read someone else's opinion? Read away. Are you questioning your gender? Then this book might help you understand a bit more. This book is coming from someone who transgender. If you have questions DM me and I'll answer them the best way I can.

Lilly Martin is not model-material, but Adam Hiller is, and it turns out he likes to wear dresses when nobody's looking, and is in fact not a 'he' at all. When their school announces a fashion designing competition, Lilly decides to kill two (or three) birds with one stone and: 1) Win the fashion competition by making the best dress Edgley High has ever seen. 2) Help Adam (who prefers Eve, thank you very much) come out as the girl she is. 3) Annoy the bigots. (cover by @inevitxble)

Five hundred years ago, one of the six founding mages of the kingdom of Gardelle prophesied a winged, golden blooded Savior that would aid Gardelle in its darkest times. Since then, it had become tradition to hold an annual Ceremony to find the Savior. Centuries later, they do. ___ Amber Cazden knows that her recently discovered aureate blood marks her as the prophesied Savior of Gardelle. Unwilling to accept it, she manages to hide it for three years. This year, though, she isn't so lucky. When Amber gains knowledge of the recent mysterious attacks on Gardelle, however, she's forced to give meaning to her title of Savior. If the rigorous training she undergoes isn't bad enough, nobody seems to be able to tell her what she's saving them from. As the attacks on Gardelle continue, more and more secrets unfold from the dark depths of the kingdom's past. When the truth becomes clear, will Amber be able to step up and fulfill her role as the Savior of Gardelle?

When Lexa was a girl, her mother commanded her to dream. "Dream" she said, "Because no person shall be able to contain your thoughts." Her father was rarely ever around, working the mines far away from their modest home. But he was always a bit more honest. "Dream, my daughter," he would say, "for the life you make in your head will always be better than the one you have received." So for the love of her Parents, Lexa did dream. When she was six she dreamed of her life as a princess, how she would have the finest dresses and the finest of manners and the finest of company. When she was ten she dreamed of the throne that she would sit on. It would be bathed in rose gold, and it would be for her. Only for her. And when she was sixteen, she still dreamed of that palace. She still dreamed of the prince that awaited her. She still dreamed of that throne. But this time, the throne would be bathed in blood instead of gold. And All of it would be for her. This is not the story of a sweet, innocent princess to be. This is the story of a bloodthirsty, malicious queen. One that's willing to do anything- break anything- to get what she wants. Even if that means her own heart.

After the death of her parents Leah is sent to live with her Aunt Carol. Her aunt is offered a job in Japan and Leah is now being forced to move to Meadows Island with her Uncle Ryan. Follow Leah as she attempts to adapt and overcome the constant changes that occur in her life.

Fellow nerds! Read the rules in the first chapter and enter if you dare! . . . okay, that was threatening. We're nice. Promise. :) *NOW CLOSED FOR ENTRIES!* Beautiful cover by @LunaLynn16!

Poems about chocolate...

The point of view from a Tomato's perspective.