I was never a normal girl. It was when I turned sixteen that I became even less normal. When most girls turn sixteen, they have a big party. When I was sixteen, I took a summer trip with my parents. When most girls turn sixteen, they receive their first car. When I turned sixteen, I got in my first car crash. When most girls are sixteen, they gain a boyfriend. When I was sixteen, I lost my mother. When most girls are sixteen, they become "responsible" young adults. When I was sixteen, I became an amputee.

When Noah is involved in an accident, she loses everything. Her friends, her self esteem, her perspective on life, and most importantly her right arm. Her mother afraid of her depressed state moves them from bustling New York City to the quiet mountains of Colorado hoping for a fresh start. There Noah meets Finn Castillo. The boy with the perpetual scowl, and the gloomy outlook on life who always seems to sport the same beat up vans. But with a little help from him, and some quirky characters from her new special eds class, maybe she'll find the perspective she's always been looking for. #745 in General Fiction

Hayden Mae Jackson has seizures and has a difficult day at school after she blacked out. She, of course, has a service dog to allert her when she is about to have a seizure. Her dog is a white Golden Retriever named Phoniex. One day, when Phoenix isn't around, because she is at the vet, Hayden is about to have a seizure when Grayson the school, "bad boy," but has a soft place for certain people, sees that she is about to have a seizure and rushes to her before she seizes and he puts her head in his lap. Will a new relationship spark? What will her brother- Jasper- have to say about Grayson ? (Just a little FYI, i don't have Seizures i have the title as "My Disability" because it's from Hayden's POV) Started Aug 5- 2019 #3- Twin Sister #2- Seizures #1- Service Dog #4- Recovery

Disabled /ˌdisˈāb(ə)ld/ adjective: physically or mentally impaired, injured, or incapacitated. --- She had it all. As the head of the cheerleading team at her school, Nadia was at the top of the food chain. She was the most popular girl in the whole school; the one that every girl wanted to befriend and the one that every guy wanted to be with. But after she gets into an accident while on vacation, and loses her ability to walk, everything which she had disappears. Now in her senior year, she is no longer a cheerleader and has been reduced to that quiet girl in the wheelchair. But what happens when there is a new student who takes an interest in her? Will she be able to survive the school year? Or will she succumb to the insults and bullying and ultimately give up?

McKenzie is like any other teenage girl: makeup, parties, and boys. But when a horrific car wreck alters her life leaving her paralyzed and her best friend dead, she'll never look at life the same way again. Lost, alone, and on the verge of suicidal depression; she struggles to adjust to her new life without her legs, or her best friend. But when a blind boy suddenly appears at her rehab facility, McKenzie will soon discover that being a little different isn't such a bad thing after all.