Historias de Asianamerican

[Wattys 2021 Shortlisted] [Wattpad Editor's Pick] [Featured on Wattpad's Fresh Reads List] *** When an asteroid crashes into the moon and pushes it closer to the Earth, Neal and his family must fight for survival, as tidal tsunamis ravage their coastline and volcanic ash shrouds the sun. *** Trapped between the stresses of high school life and his fear of upcoming college, Neal feels smothered by the overwhelming amount of change and responsibility he is going to face in the future. However, all of this changes when an asteroid crashes into the moon, pushing it much closer to Earth than anticipated, leading to catastrophic disaster to his large coastal town as the power shuts down and the tidal tsunamis ravage their coastline. Written in a hybrid-diary format, these journal entries chronicle the fears and emotions of Neal as he and his family struggle to survive in this changed world. Each day is a struggle as the world falls further and further in decay as volcanic eruptions cloud the skies and the waves eat away at the land. No one thinks of the past anymore. The only thought on everyone's mind is about what comes after. *** Featured on Wattpad's Fresh Reads List Featured on YA's Interstellar Reading List Featured on Stories Undiscovered Reading List for December 2021 Featured on TeenFiction's Between Worlds Reading List *** 2nd Place Winner in the Summer Zodiac Awards. 2nd Place Winner in the Summer Smoothie Awards 3rd Place Winner in the Hidden Gems Awards. 3rd Place Winner in the Sunflower Awards. *** Posted on RoyalRoad

Harry Lu enters Johns Hopkins University from SoCal, hoping to navigate the pre-med journey smoothly, only to be faced with an endless pile of assignments, three missed calls from Ma, and a sh*t ton of gunners knocking on his door for answers. Hoping to escape from echoes of the past and the gray hues of Baltimore, Harry, at the last minute, applies to be an undergraduate research assistant at the NIH Kristina Lin Experimental AI Recognition Lab (K.L.E.A.R.). The pay is $23/hr to code remotely from the comfort of his dorm room. However, when top-secret classified information gets leaked to the public, men in black pull Harry straight out of his orgo lecture hall and into an interrogation room. Will Harry return to Hopkins to save the gunners from their egos and 4.0s, or will he comply with a government investigation tied to his future medical career?

Mike Burbank, fresh out of college, believes that a cheery smile and bottomless drawer of fun socks is enough to keep him going at his new career at Infinitech. While all his friends find the work soul-sucking, Mike refuses to let his neighborhood faceless tech company bring him down. When a senior executive tears down Mike's seemingly perfect sales proposal, Mike is forced to relive his humiliation over and over again in a time loop. Will he win over upper management before his sanity crumbles? Is there a limit to how many times one can hear "TGIF" before one's sanity snaps? Only time will tell... (No groundhogs were harmed in the writing of this novel.)

Alternate ending to Kelly Loy Gilbert's 2018 YA LGBTQ book Picture Us in the Light.

After her parents went through a tragic accident things haven't been the same for Ailee, especially since she bought that vintage mirror from the thrift store 7years ago.

"I've never kissed anyone before," I say to him. "I want it to be special, and not with a complete stranger." Brianna Chen didn't have any plans to be wooed by Cole Emerson, her school's most popular guy, known for being the player of all of the females in the town's district. It doesn't matter how he was when they were kids...things change. But when drama class casts them as the two main leads, Brianna realizes that he hasn't changed much from who he used to be; He's still that goofy caring kid she remembered. But she's afraid...somehow she's still afraid to be disappointed by him again, to commit to something that will only bring pain later. Yet she can't turn away from him completely. One chance, Emerson. You have one chance. #1 in Production (thank you guys!) 5/1/19 1k reads 6/14/19 2k reads 8/10/19 3k reads 9/18/19 4k reads 10/26/19 5k reads 12/18/19 6k reads 1/25/20 7k reads 3/2/20 8k reads 4/4/20 9k reads 5/8/20 10k reads 6/4/20 11k reads 7/10/20 13k reads 9/10/20 14k reads 10/8/20 16k reads 12/25/20 17k reads 2/14/21 18k reads 4/6/21 20k reads 6/27/21 30k reads 9/2022

☆ Hana is an Korean-American student who meets new friends, romances, and adventures exploring the tarot, horoscope and MBTI. It is inspired by kdramas, and romance novels. ☆

Yebin is 16 year old Korean American Girl who loves Heavy Metal and going to local shows with her friends, she's also the third most popular girl at her high school in Costa Mesa, California, Yebin discovers magical sword that was owned by an ancient Korean Empress, she gains powers and strength for this magical sword and uses it to confront her city's gang problem and to protect her friends

Title. Labels. Why give a name about something that it's meaning is way more profound than anything else. Life should not have a label or a title. It should be lived and enjoyed for every second of breath. As soon as humans understand this way of thinking, everything changes. Alliza lived for 19 years letting people around her label everything for her, even the things that were more precious to her. As soon as she turns 20 she realizes that her whole life has been turned into something that wasn't what she dreamed of. In this journey you'll will see her changing her own life concepts and bloom as the most beautiful and scented rose that she is, and soon as the first petals began to bloom, love will be a consequence to happen in her amazing journey.

Her name was Blaze Tilo, and she knew how to come in with guns a blazing.

~An anthology written for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month '23, '24, and '25~ It's no surprise that my stories are all written from the heart. I've been thinking, though - home is where the heart lives. Maybe I should write about my home this time around. These stories, accompanied with notes about identity and diversity, intertwine into a possibility of how culture shapes who we are today. Embark on adventures or relish in the little moments in life, filled with Chinese history, culture, mythology, and more - tidbits from where I live and where my heart lies. Each story will acclaim and pay tribute to where I am and what made me, me. After all, there's no shame in loving who you are. ------------------ Accolades: 🏅featured on @IdentityandCulture's 2026 AAPI Heritage Month / API Month Reading List 🥇1st in the Glorious Awards 🥇1st in the Dazzle Awards: Random Category 🥇1st in the Brumous Collab Awards 2024: Best Opening Line 🥈2nd in the Categories Mini Awards: Best Opening Chapter 🥉3rd in the Valentine Awards: Diversity Genre

Jane Park or Jae-in as her grandparents call her is your average Asian-American, struggling with college. She has avoided drama all her life, until her life becomes one itself. Rekindling old friendship and getting on good terms with her ex-boyfriend couldn't possibly hurt anyone would it? Could a trip to Paris together change things? After all, it's the city of love. "Of course it wouldn't. We're just friends." Jane would say. But it's hard to tell, when her one hell of a gorgeous ex keeps tugging on her heartstrings. 201018 - #1 in asiansinlit 040818 - #8 in yaromance 150318 - #112 in general fiction 010719 - #6 in diversityinlit

Hi, i am Olivia! You have come here, so you want to hear my prospective on being asian american! I am southeast asian american. If you know now, move along, and Paalam!

An autobiography of the author's childhood life to present-day life! Please do not report this story.

The life of Denise Choi had been no cakewalk, having to pitch in to make ends meet in her family. Doing that became a hundred times harder after being fired from her job. With the help of her best friend, she sets up a babysitting business and, as luck would have it, her most loyal client just so happens to be Vincent Wu, the most popular guy in school. In the midst of her business a sense of something deeper seems to form and Denise must choose whether to ignore it entirely or seize the moment. Language: English

It all starts in 2019. The NHL announces that they will now allow women into the league, and the reaction is mixed. Some cheer on the league, but some criticize it, saying that women are too weak to play a sport alongside men. Jiang Shen ignores the critics. As the American-born child of Chinese immigrants, she has faced some bullying and discrimination, but she is confident that the Boston Bruins will welcome her as a member of the family. She is right-the Bruins immediately treat her as one of them as soon as she signs her first contract. For the first time in her life, she feels at home. She feels welcome. But what happens when the pandemic hits-and it's announced that the first case of the virus came from China? Follow Jiang as she navigates her first few years as one of the first women and the first Asian American woman to play in the NHL.

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