Maximum Ride is about to set out on the experience of a lifetime: high school. Max thinks she's all in it alone at her new school when a group of students take her under their wings. Literally, saying that this school is strictly bird-kids only. Max and her new flock, as they call themselves, must figure out how to navigate high school, relationships and fathers coming back from the dead and try not to make too many enemies along the way.

[COMPLETED] (and the writing in the beginning sucks. i might edit it but for now just know it gets at least slightly better over time) Oh, that's it! Gazzy, I thought you were on my side!" I huffed. "I'm easily persuaded," he said with a shrug that turned into a laugh as I took off after them. By the time Max and Fang arrived back at camp with six dead lizards in tow, we were all on the ground covered with a layer of sand and dust, out of breath but still laughing. "Oh jeez," Max said, but even Fang couldn't help but crack a smile. No matter what Itex might do to us, we would go through it together. ****************** My name is Sage Riale and I have wings. After being found out, I try to find the others like me - bird/human hybrids, that is - and a whole lot else in between. Either way, my life went to as normal as a girl with wing's life can get, to full of adventure, fighting, and loyalty. Plus the occasional, but not always normal, drama of a teenage bird girl. ****************** IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a fan fiction for The Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. I only own some of the characters. OTHER IMPORTANT NOTE: If you haven't read the Maximum Ride series you can still read this story, you will find out the plot for the series along the way. ******************

what if fang had a twin sister? and what if she joined the flock? (This is the original that I wrote a while ago and just copy and pasted directly from my fanfiction.net page)

*COMPLETED* Aileen Marisa Payne has had a rough life. She was kicked out of her home by her parents and sent away at only 2 weeks old, obviously unwanted. She was shipped to an abusive home and was tortured, obviously unwanted, until she finally ran away at 7 years old. Now, she has been aimlessly walking nowhere in London for the past 7 years with her only source of income; her angelic singing voice. One day, she is singing in the park when a mysterious man comes up to her and changes her entire life. Will Aileen finally be wanted? Or will she just end up back where she was. *Possibly First book in a Daughter Direction Series, Series Pending*

A little girl named Ally is only 4 years old and she had an abusive live for 3 years and has been adopted 5 times but was brought back now let's see what happens when she gets adopted by one direction

Addison is a 7 year old girl who has gone through hard times. When she was 4 years old both her parents died in a car crash from a drunk driver. Ever since then she has been living with her uncle which has been a horrible mistake. He was forced to have custody over Addison, let's just say he didn't like that. He started to abuse her like starving, hitting her and locking her in the basement. But when Addison gets help away from him that puts her in SunnySmith Orphanage. Can the 5 guys of one direction change her life for good or for bad?

I am not defined by my disorders or flaws, but how I have survived and conquered.

I didn't know she was that broken. Trigger warning: GRAPHIC(!!) depictions of self harm, eating disorders, suicide, depression. Read at your own risk.

Katie, the only Curtis sister, is depressed. How will the gang be able to save her? *Trigger Warning* - pretty much every chapter depicts actions and ideas that may be triggering to certain people. Read at your own risk.

Millions, no trillions, of questions raced through my wandering mind. Why is this happening to me? Why now? How will the boys react? Will I make it? ... Am I going to get my wish of being with my mother again?... Many people always said "be careful what you wish for", and now I see why. I spent the last ten years of my life wishing I was dead, wishing my life would be over, but three words, "You have cancer", changed everything: I don't want to die: I want to live. The ironic thing is that it took a death sentence to make me see the value of life. And now that I actually want to live, I'm probably going to die, but I guess that's just life, right?