"Would you still say the same if your heart wasn't broken?" **✿❀○❀✿＊* Ivy had spent eight months of her first year in college pining over, James, a boy in her Psychology class. She thought she'd know everything there is about him by now. Living for the ideas and fantasy of loving someone without having experienced it herself just yet, she is constantly on the search for 'the one'. One day, the tides start turning and what started with one fleeting gaze, became a summer that would be too hard to forget. Despite knowing the consequences of her actions, Ivy pursues this love that she had been dreaming of. Through the endless peach horizons and blue skylines, until eventually, reality catches up to her. Was it all really worth it?

After a prank gone wrong, a high school junior unintentionally becomes a TikTok star and inspires protests against gender-biased dress codes. ⁂ How to go from a high school anonymous to an Internet sensation in five steps: 1. Break into your school during the Open School Night, 2. Protest the ridiculous dress code in a football mascot costume, 3. Smuggle in a dairy cow if you happen to have one, 4. Let your best friend get the whole thing on video, 5. And, miraculously and inexplicably, profit. The only thing that Liz has ever wanted is to win the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Fine, maybe she's aiming high, but a prestigious film academy is well within her reach - at least if she can focus on her film project instead of fantasizing about the local heartthrob, Aiden West. But when the new dress code puts a damper on her pristine student record and her harmless prank turns viral, Liz realizes that she might be starring in a box-office flop after all. Can she make it through this plot twist without getting expelled? And how many drafts will it take her to get the guy of her dreams? 📚 WORD COUNT 📚 ✍ 80,000-90,000 words 🏆 AWARDS 🏆 🏅 This book has been featured on: 🔸 Wattpad's official General Fiction account ("Finding Love | Romance" reading list) 🔸 Wattpad's official Romance account ("Young Love" reading list) 🔸 Wattpad's official Young Adult account ("Love, Actually" reading list) 🔸 WattpadSocialMedia account ("No Filter Needed | Romance and Chicklit" reading list) 🥉 The Thriller Club Awards

Five things Jun and Yen each know - and one thing they know together.

There's always that one-black girl whose cast in the movies for diversity, the one who doesn't quite fit in anywhere, the member of a friend group merely for the purpose of misusing the phrase, "I can't be racist, my friends black." She's the Token Black girl, and her names Zion Lewis. **** Zion Lewis, a sixteen-year-old black girl, from Jacksonville, Florida is juggling mental illness, high school, boys, racial inequality and a mother in law enforcement. Zion began publicly speaking on behalf of the Black community at twelve years old, and hasn't grown silent since. Zion is one of four Lewis kids living in a predominantly white neighborhood, attending a primarily white school. Since a young age, Zion has felt isolated from her fellow black brothers and sisters. Kids in the town over referred to her as an "Oreo." due to her uncanny ability to fit the white girl stereotypes. Zion never fit the status quote; she was unbothered by it publicly, but embarrassed behind closed doors. Regardless of what people say, If you do not see her blackness, then you do not see Zion Lewis. Cover designed by @AXERAGE

"Do you think it's the money?" Jules asks, keenly staring at Metisha and I. "I think it's the fame," Metisha answers, taking another slice of cake with a look of disinterest in her eyes. "I think it's both," I say, in a tone of finality that makes the girls turn to look at me. ***** Metisha Thompson, Jules Lee and Margot Johns. All in their mid-thirties, these women have what is desired by many but only gotten by few: Money, fame, beauty, you name it! However, there is a saying that 'You can't have it all'. In the lives of these beauties, this is proven correct as their love life is basically a disaster! Relationships, no matter how hard they try, don't seem to work for them. Even the society has branded them as rich and famous but without a partner; claiming it is not possible for a woman with so much affluence, popularity and beauty to find true love... Will this saying hold true till the end for these women? Or Will their hearts finally find dwelling places? Find out in this emotion-draining, fun-giving, eyeball-widening novel...