High School is a popularity contest, every teenager knows that. There's the cheerleaders and jocks, the preps, the nerds, the band geeks, the skater punks, the emos and goths and of course everyone in between. As a result of this so called "food chain" is the constant bullying and the pressure to fit in. But one school is taking a stand against this in a very peculiar manner. Each year, twelve students from the different social groups are selected to partake in Project 61 Days for the two months, the whole of their summer vacation. This year, things are a little different, including a surprisingly pretty nerd, an egotistical music geek, a theatre-loving skater girl and the sweet-centred jock. Personalities are sure to clash in this social experiment like no other. © 2013-2016 summerdaze13 [lovely cover by @Illusionniste]

Avery Wilson is your average teenage girl. She studies, she works hard, and in return, she gets good grades. She doesn't wear make-up to school and she definitely doesn't flirt. Instead, she sits in the library and immerses herself in novels. She's your typical goody-two-shoes. And she was sixteen and never been kissed, until she met Jae Kingsley. Jae Kingsley is your popular teenage boy. He studies enough to get decent marks, though when it comes to maths he's a natural. He flirts with the pretty, popular girls and teases the average ones. He's always surrounded by girls, no matter where he goes. He's almost your typical popular asshole. And he hadn't kissed a good girl, until he met Avery Wilson. During an exchange trip to France, a game of truth or dare brings an end to what was left of Avery Wilson and Jae Kingsley's friendship. That night, Jae stole two things from Avery. Her first kiss and her good reputation. Now, back home, the two have started World War Three. Will their war go on forever? Or will something change both their minds and put an end to their bickering? © 2013-2016 summerdaze13

Lucille's Christmas away from home is sure to be an interesting one, especially now that he's involved.

School camps are always the same. Some trip to some place with a funny name and lots of hiking. And this year is no exception. Harriet likes camping, just not school camps. When she wanders off whilst hiking, she doesn't expect to get lost, and nor does she expect a one-man search party to be sent for her and still be lost. What's even more unbelievable is that these two people have never met, even though they go to the same school. Will Harriet and Alex ever make it back to camp?