"This is the story of how I lost my virginity. It is a maladroit tale, a cataclysm of lies I'm not too proud of. But, I do ask you one thing: refrain from judgement until the end. Listen, now." Peyton Anderson, along with the majority of her friends, is a virgin. With the summer rounding the corner, Peyton is determined to change this factor in her life. One drunken, negligent night, an idea arouses from her group of friends: a proposal to the group of virgins. Though it seems foolish and dim-witted, Peyton and her friends agree to make a pact and take part in a game: The Virgin Wars. Who knew that this game would break hearts, ruin friendships, and open the door to doltish turmoil.

A book of passionate poems relating to and about living a life with allergies. Personally I cannot eat dairy and seafood, so these poems stem from the heart, illustrating the very real struggle of watching others eat, getting sick at meals, and constantly worrying about the next meal. Easily relatable for those with allergies and extremely insightful for those who don't.

As humans it seems as though we are constantly trying to figure out who we are and our purpose. This somewhat contradictory poem details what and who am I. A deep and very thought provoking poem, although on the surface it appears simple it will allow you to question who you are or will be as well.

A metaphorical poem, comparing braces to high school. A short, interesting and thought provoking poem perfect for any teen going through these two pains.