**Highest Ranks**: #1 in BodyPositive #40 in ChickLit "Beauty has no weight limit." Standing at a height of 5'9 and weighing 220lbs, Lennon Jennings has been a victim of bullying all her life. That led her to being an anti-social freak who remained silent and went down a dark path. Fast foward a couple years and she's starting college. Then everything flips. She now has suitors fawning over her. Johnny Masters, a charming and mysterious classmate. Kane Washington, all around golden boy on a fast track to the NFL. And Duke Peters, the literal definition of the big cheese on campus. Follow Lennon as she navigates through a twilight zone of changes featuring long lasting friendships, racial tensions, jealous females, fluffy romance and self discovery. "You are imperfect, permanently, and inevitably flawed. And you are beautiful." **Rated PG-13 for some adult themes/minor sexual content and adult language. Some trigger warnings in later chapters that mention suicide, racial slurs, bullying and body disorders.**

Their paths were never supposed to cross. She came from rags. He came from riches. She was headstrong. He was compliant. He had a girlfriend. She had a boyfriend. She was black. He was white. So different but yet the two are so drawn together. I guess opposites really do attract. ___________ Braelin never wanted to move in with her mom and her soon to be step dad. She never wanted to leave her family, friends, and boyfriend back home. And she sure as hell didn't want to start having feelings for the white quarterback of her new school. Cameron had his entire life planned out for him. Play football in high school, go to UTF, marry his girlfriend of four years, and live happily ever after. Nowhere in that plan did it ever say, start falling for the black beauty that started attending his new school. Through racist comments, hard times, laughter, and the possibility of love; join Braelin and Cameron as they prove that just because you don't experience something doesn't mean its something New, it's just... Something Different. **** Highest Ranking: #774 in Teen Fiction (25/02/17) #667 in Teen Fiction (14/03/17)