Historias de Becomes

Maybe you didn't find this book by accident. Maybe these words found you exactly when you needed them. If you've ever loved too deeply, questioned your place in the world, missed someone who never came back, or searched for pieces of yourself in silence... these pages are for you. I hope that somewhere between these whispers, you find a little piece of home. And if even one poem makes you whisper, "This feels like me," then these pages have already found their purpose.

Jemimah Obalola thought adulthood would be simple. Graduate. Get a good job. Help her family. Build the life she'd always imagined. Instead, she finds herself drowning in debt, surviving one day at a time, and pretending she's okay while her world quietly falls apart. Then she meets Pastor Tobi. He has a reputation to protect. She has a life she's desperate to rebuild. His proposal sounds simple enough: a carefully planned arrangement that could solve both their problems. No feelings. No complications. Just six months. But some lies have a way of becoming real, and some people have a way of changing you long before you realise you're changing. Still Becoming is a slow-burn contemporary Nigerian romance about faith, survival, healing, family, second chances, and discovering that sometimes becoming the person you're meant to be begins with everything falling apart.

The times when we choose ourselves.

Mistakes broke me. And mistakes made me. Haifarella thought love was sacrfice. She thought sacrifice meant she was worthy. She thought if she stayed silent, the pain would pass. And the world would see But when it became pain and trauma, she learned the hardest truth - the world is cruel, but it gives us chances and choices and she decides to use it. This is a story of pain, healing, and becoming. This is HAIFARELLA.

He was born to inherit a kingdom. She never wanted to be part of one. But when love collides with power, someone will have to pay the price.👑

Our favorite story reimagined, with dark realistic themes.

✨ Just a bunch of random thoughts I can't speak out, so I choose to write them instead - to read again sometimes, to reintroduce myself to me. To say: this is you, your thoughts, your dreams, your desires... This is You. This is me. And each time I read them, I fall a little more in love with myself. I want to rise again for me, to heal me, to love me. - qalbdriven

Highest Ranking: #17 in Teen(June 13, 2019) Seventeen-year-old Samantha Thomas isn't your typical girl. She's just one of the boys. She was very close with her grandfather until the day he died. Ever since that day, Sam has been clinging onto that one thing she had in common with him. Sports. It was her way of getting away from the world and her problems. This is how she became who she is today and changing wasn't something she ever thought she would have to do. But once she found herself crushing on her best friend, she knew that she had to change her rugged ways to get him to notice her in a different light. With the help of her older sister, an old enemy and the guy she once loathed. She tries to make a huge transformation from a hardcore tomboy to a proper lady. In the end, she finds out things aren't always what they seem and to always expect the unexpected. Not edited

When the mouth can't say anything Tears have dried up This's all i can write Just For You Ketika mulut tak lagi dapat berucap Air mata telah mengering Hanya ini yang bisa ku tuliskan Untukmu...

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Under Construction. A teenage love story never seemed this real.

Sara was Young and Beautiful. She had all the friends in the world, and a boyfriend who adored her. Everyone wanted to be her; the perfect example of perfect. But on the inside was something totally different. Something dark something that was out of her control.

Emily is a really clumsy girl, but that doesn't get in her way of becoming an athlete. She and her friends go to an anime expo where she gets to know about Naruto. When she suddenly finds Kakashi, Naruto and the rest of rookie 9, she's really shocked. They must have been sent here, but how could it be possible that fake people, people that don't exist, are suddenly alive? Emily is going to find out what's happening, but something she would've never thought that could happen, will happen. The world is going to change, and everyone is about to find out.

FOR THE "UGLY" BLACK GIRL is not a pity story. It's a manifesto. A reclamation. A love letter to every Black girl who's ever been made to feel invisible, undesirable, or "not enough." They called us ugly. We call it U.G.L.Y.-Uplifting Greatness, Loving Yourself. This book dives deep into the scars left by beauty standards, colorism, and generational wounds that taught us to shrink. It's about unlearning their lies and unearthing the light that's always been inside you. You don't have to prove your beauty to a world that profits off your doubt. You were always the blueprint. For every Black girl who's been overlooked-this is your becoming.

What if everything you were taught about truth, morality, and meaning was never absolute? We are living in a time where old beliefs are collapsing-and nothing has replaced them. In that void, most people feel lost. This book is not here to comfort you. It is here to challenge you. To question what you believe. To confront what you avoid. To awaken the part of you that refuses to remain ordinary. The Age of the Self-Made God is not just a philosophy-it is a transformation. The question is not whether you understand it. The question is: Are you ready to become?