Bicultural Stories

A fox caught between two worlds. A mountain full of secrets. And a LitRPG system only he can see. Ten-year-old Kiro has never fit anywhere. Born to an Arctic fox and a Rainforest fox, he's too fluffy for the rainforest, too colourful for the snow, and too curious for his own good. Even worse, his brain insists on turning everyday life into a game interface-complete with quests, skill pop-ups, and occasionally unhelpful tooltips. Kiro's parents say it's just "a phase." Kiro's not so sure. Especially when the Mountain, the giant natural barrier between his two homelands, starts reacting to him like a living dungeon. Now he's climbing into a world of ✔ quirky creatures ✔ unpredictable challenges ✔ stat upgrades at the most embarrassing times ✔ and mysteries tied to his mixed heritage Along the way, he'll discover new abilities, unexpected allies, and maybe-just maybe-a place where he finally belongs. A humorous, heartwarming, family-friendly LitRPG adventure about identity, courage, and growing up one level at a time. Perfect for fans of wholesome fantasy, cozy progression, and character-driven humour.

Bi-racial, bi-cultural, and bi-sexual---Luken is the anomaly of his Japanese high school, especially as the most infamous bully on campus. The traumatic near murder of a fellow student and a drug deal gone sour gives Luken a change of heart. Terrorizing other students is no longer appealing to him. Drugs are no longer appealing to him. All he wants is to move on and change his lifestyle to something more meaningful. But, his brother won't allow it, nor will his best friend, and they are only the beginning of his problems. Everyone seems to want him dead. His best friend, some yakuza gangsters, and even his brother! The police want him for their own agenda and his sister might wish he were dead if he tells her how he feels about her. All of this on top of the sudden terrifying appearance of a strange scar on his back; a scar he has no memory receiving.

Semillas means "seeds" in Spanish.

i am the child of the sea. a poet like story. from a small town to a murder investigation, to migration problems to lost souls. i am oakley.

This fictional story is about an immigrant's child who borns and lives in country that isn't his parents' and tries to find a place for himself and depicts his little stories and adventures on the path of becoming who he is or he's supposed to be...

"What does it take for you to have sex with me?" he asked. Appalled by the rude question, Christina tells him off, not wanting to end up in one of those 'erotic novels' which all of a sudden appeared right in front of her. When the guy in the suit, with the rude question, later helps her out, is it then her turn to help him out? Is the erotic novel about to take place in Christina's life or is the guy in the suit not who she thinks he is?

Zehra a teenager and the youngest one in the family . She has been hiding it all along because she is scared. One day she just lets it all out...........

A story about cultural biases that people of a bicultural background experience.

The 12-year age gap between the psychologist wife and the private detective husband adds tension, especially with their son in the picture. Their civil facade and playful digs ("mysterious husband") hint at a potential for deeper emotions simmering beneath the surface. The question of whether either spouse secretly harbors a spark after 17 years creates intrigue, leaving the reader wanting to know if their marriage will remain one of convenience or evolve into something more.

On the wealthy side of the Dominican Republic, appearances are everything. Ívette Mella wears hers well. Soft-spoken. Unthreatening. Sweet. The kind of girl people overlook-by design. She listens more than she speaks. There are tells, ticks, and weaknesses she watches. Then comes Nikola Vuković A stranger in New York with quiet eyes and a dangerous calm. He sees past the mask she's worn too long. He sees past the act. Ivette has been underestimated her whole life- And that suits her just fine. She built herself in silence. But what happens when someone in the room reads past her mask... and finally starts to understand every layer?