As the face of the band Tokio Hotel, Bill Kaulitz was loved, smiled at, admired and hated like no other for his eccentric appearance. Fans adored his androgynous style, the press reacted with perplexity and speculation about his sexual identity. When the hype about himself took on dangerous proportions, Bill fled with his twin brother Tom to Los Angeles, from where he looks back on the first thirty years of his life. Growing up near Magdeburg, Bill was used to hostility and incomprehension, but never let himself be deterred and consistently pursued his artistic visions and his dream of a life away from provincial confinement. For the first time, he talks openly about his childhood in the middle of nowhere, Tokio Hotel's overwhelming success, but also about escapades, loneliness and the special relationship with his brother Tom.

Love can feel empowering. Love can be deadly. It can be the greatest thing to ever happen. It can be the biggest mistake that can't be reversed. It can feel like a dream come true. It can feel like a nightmare that you can't wake up from. Love changes people in many ways, from mild to severe, whether it's beneficial or detrimental in anybody's life, no matter if you're lesbian, gay, straight, bisexual, pansexual, or a person who just loves people without a label. How does love change you? ******* It's like your basic high school love story, except it's with adults in their early-mid 20s, and they're either still in college or have graduated from college and have jobs. It's a modern slice of life narrative novel about lesbians trying to find true love or wanting to get back into the love game. Five of these lovely characters share their own little tales of how love changes them first go, or their first time in forever! Their perspectives on love as it takes effect either get sensual, dramatic, or to the extent of a slow burn, as they also deal with life's obstacles along the way and share a part in each other's stories. There are ups and downs as their own stories go along, and it all gets more suspenseful towards the end where problems unfortunately arise. Will things get better or worse from here for these lovestruck lesbians as the story goes on? [Content/Trigger Warnings- the main warnings are scenes of sexual activity, and suicidal talk/attempt, along with mentions of said attempt. Everything else is listed inside the book! Please read the list before reading the book!] [Word count: +140,000 words...I write a lot, but enjoy anyway!]

Muichiro wasn't the best when it came to working, let alone dog sitting. However, his twin brother was very close to kicking him out if he remained idle, and he was aware of that. Ergo, he began his daily torture of 'grueling' work to which he thought would've started off dour. Instead, the pages turned, and before he knew it, he found himself loving the dog owner more than the dogs he was responsible for. . . . . . I'm sure y'all already know that I don't have that much experience for literally almost all of my books. That continues to go the same for this one. I'm 13, and I've never had a dog before. But I'll be using enough research as I can maintain as possible. Sorry for the disclaimer. I try my best to do daily uploads :) . . . . . Muichiro Tokito - 20 Genya Shinazugawa - 22 . . . . . Impressive rankings: No. 1 in #genmui No. 1 in #dogsitting No. 1 in #aspiringwriter No. 1 in #yuichirotokito No. 2 in #dogs No. 3 in #genyashinazugawa No. 4 in #dog