Boarding verhalen

Park Minju is a new transfer student from Busan, who came to Seoul to study at Belift River Boarding Academy. She expects her year to be quiet and normal, and it should be, right? But then, she finds out she's paired with Noh Yunah, a student at this Academy for nearly 4 years, as dormmates. Yunah is the complete opposite of Minju, loud, active and sporty. Minju doesn't plan on being friendly or anything. But Yunah is different. In a way, Minju can't explain. 𝙵𝚊𝚗𝚏𝚒𝚌 𝚈𝚞𝚗𝙹𝚞 𝙸𝙻𝙻𝙸𝚃 𝓁𝑜𝓋𝑒 𝑜𝓁𝒹𝑒𝓇 𝓎𝑜𝓊

Emersyn Coles. She pushes herself to be the best she can be at everything. She succeeds in school and in virtually every aspect of her life to try and impress her parents. But she doesn't know when to stop. Atlas Rayes. He's been playing lacrosse for as long as he can remember but in order for him to keep playing, he needs to bring his grades up. Luckily a new student has offered to tutor him. When their paths collide, a spark between them begins to grow. If only they knew how to love.

"I didn't realize you were keeping count." "You make it hard not to." He didn't miss a beat. She finally looked up at him then, for a split second, before turning back to the work at hand. "You make it seem like it bothers you." He took a slow step forward. Then another. The passing wood creaked beneath his polished black shoes- not from weight, but rather, intention. And when he did reach her, the air changed. Thickened. He didn't say a word. Just crouched, until their faces were level. His eyes raked over her- slow, invasive, wicked. He reached out, fingers catching her chin in a motion neither tender nor tedious- just possessive in its certainty. Like she was his to tilt- nothing more than something placed where he wanted it. She didn't flinch, didn't pull away, yet her spine straightened- a quiet rebellion he didn't miss. His thumb skimmed the edge of her jaw, tracing the line of it, the motion maddeningly slow. "You should know by now," he murmured, voice lower than before- rough silk, meant for her alone, "I don't waste my time on things," a pause, "not unless they crawl under my skin." He leaned closer, so close the scent of rain on wool and expensive cologne curled around her. "And you, Adair..." His tone sharpened. One breath more and those lips would certainly brush the shell of her ear. "You don't just crawl... no." A pause- sharp, surgical. "You spread, like a fucking disease." --Gray's Grace is a haunting tale of love caught in the gray - where nothing is certain, and everything is at risk.--

Rumour has it that the anonymous commentator at Northgate School is a rule-breaking boy with an attitude problem. Rumour has it wrong. The emails that land in everyone's inbox - the ones dissecting teachers, exposing secrets, and turning the school's politics inside out are written by the most unlikely person. But if you think hard enough, she's the only one who could pull it off. Aelin Kierston has her nose in everything. Academics. Student council. Her friends' lives. The teacher's good graces. She's a good student by all means. But nothing is ever enough. Not for the school. Not for her family. Not for her. So out of spite and a little encouragement from the people who actually see her , she did it. She started the commentary. And now everyone at Northgate is obsessed with finding out who is behind it. Aelin feels like the most powerful person in the whole school. She also feels like she's standing on the edge of a cliff. And the one person who could push her over? He's the only person she ever fell for.

Carson charter high school:A boarding school filled with boys. One day the principal announces that that they will have a contest.That a girl is hidden here for one whole year.If they figure out who she is,and reveals it, the guys get a huge party and have A's for the whole year.However, if the girl's identity is secret for one year,girls can come to the boarding school,and she will become the principal. At first the boys think it'll be easy, but the rules are hectic.#1:You can't take off the freshman's clothes.#2:You can't look through their personal belongings.#3:You must work in groups of 5 or more to be allowed to reveal who she is.#4:You must have full proof of who she is, by having a picture of her as a girl,true name,DNA,and status.#5:She may have doubles throughout the school and friends who can protect her, if needed. Each month, the girl must give a hint to who she is but not reveal it.New year starts,and high school is just the beginning.Who's the girl&Will she be found?

The definition of the perfect girl would be Charlotte Beckett. She is the girl that everyone envy, and that they'd wish to be just like her. This girl has everything: a perfect boyfriend, great friends, money, love, and best of all popularity. Everything she desires is given to her, and life couldn’t seem to go better for her. But in Charlotte’s senior year, her perfect world starts crumbling apart. Pretenders and lies seem to be the things more present in her daily life, leaving Charlotte detached and broken. The only thing that holds this girl in one piece is the new boy: Nicholas Ferguson. This boy is irritating with his trademark sarcasm and million watt smile, managing to make Charlotte crazy every opportunity that he gets. But what if there is more to this boy? Nicholas Ferguson turns Charlotte’s perfect world upside down, and makes a question bounce round her head; “What if popularity isn’t the best thing after all?” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Story by ZambieChicka and DelenaD

Stories are long, goodbyes are sad, heartbreaks are painful, people are confusing and a group of teenagers slowly learn to deal with it.

Unwritten Strides A Silverwood Equestrian Novel By Nyx Ravencourt At Silverwood Equestrian Academy, everyone knows Sadie Parker. She's the school's golden girl-captain of the senior jumping team, top of her class, and the rider of Atlas, a stunning bay Hanoverian stallion who seems to win hearts as easily as ribbons. With graduation approaching and championship season on the horizon, Sadie's future has never looked brighter. Then Rowan Hart arrives. Transferred in the last year of school with a reputation for keeping everyone at arm's length, Rowan wants only one thing: to focus on her horse and survive her final year unnoticed. But that's easier said than done when she's assigned a student mentor-and that mentor happens to be Sadie Parker. The last thing Rowan needs is Silverwood's most popular student trying to befriend her. The last thing Sadie expects is a girl who refuses every offer of help. Yet as the weeks pass, the distance between them begins to blur. Between sunrise training sessions, moonlit trail rides, county fairs, championship qualifiers, and the chaos of life at Silverwood, an unexpected friendship begins to grow. One built on shared dreams, quiet understanding, and two very different stallions. Atlas, the confident veteran who seems to charm everyone he meets. Storm, Rowan's brilliant but unpredictable young Selle Français whose talent is matched only by his stubbornness. But when old wounds resurface and the pressure of competition threatens everything they've worked for, Sadie and Rowan must decide whether some risks are worth taking-even when there's no guarantee of where the path will lead. Because some stories aren't written in ink. They're written in hoofprints. And sometimes the most important strides are the ones you never planned to take.

"Your mother wants to keep the two of you together, no splitting the Adam twins" he replied dully. If they thought for a second she was dropping her school, her friends, her family, her life, for the boy who had been nothing more than a pain in their rear end, then they seriously need to reconsider the bounds of twin hood. Harriet has never really seen eye to eye with her twin brother, he's a reckless teenager, who gets by on his good looks and charming charisma. So, when she finds out he's being sent to a boarding school in the Northern Moutains, she feels free and believes that she can finally soar as a individual rather than the other half of the Adams' twins. Well, for about 5 seconds, because being a twin means sticking together and when you're Mark's twin, it means staying connected through the bounds of twin hood. With both twins agreeing on the dislike of being sent to live away and together, can this one common factor be what they need to reconcile and become the twins they were destined to be?

There's no place like home. But there's definitely no place like Oz. After sixteen-year-old Dorothea "Dottie" Gale gets expelled from another school, her fed-up mum does the only logical thing: sends her across the Atlantic to Oz Academy: an ancient, ivy-choked boarding school hidden in the English countryside, whispered about by old families... and tied to the father Dottie barely knows through stories. Oz is supposed to straighten her out. Instead, it unravels her. The corridors feel wrong-too quiet, too watchful. The portraits track her like they've got opinions. Rules exist that no one will explain, and secret societies linger in the gaps between lessons. Most of all, there's Oscar Diggs. The headmaster's son. Gone without a trace-and somehow erased from conversation, as if saying his name might summon something. Then the notes start appearing: delicate handwriting slipped into her textbooks, tucked under her pillow, pressed into her palm when no one's looking. Warnings. Instructions. Messages that shouldn't be possible-because whoever's leaving them knows Dottie's secrets, her bloodline, and the storm her family tried to bury. With three unlikely allies Dottie digs into Oz Academy's history. And finds something still breathing beneath it. Because Oz is more than an old school. It's a place where fairy tales rot beneath the floorboards and the line between friend and foe blurs like smoke in the fog. Where a girl with no choice must step into a legacy as twisted as its labyrinthine grounds-because the storm that started it all is still raging, and Oz remembers every secret. Step carefully. Not every path leads home. (Wizard of Oz re-telling)

Nathan didn't plan on getting lost on his first day at Ashenford boarding school. He also didn't plan on meeting Logan - tall, confident, and way too calm for a place this chaotic. While Nathan's trying to keep his head down and survive on a swim scholarship, Logan seems to have everything figured out. But a wrong turn, a quiet smile, and a perfectly timed "Need help?" are enough to change everything. Ashenford is full of winding halls, awkward roommate moments, and unexpected connections - and for Nathan, one of those might just be Logan. A soft, school-life romance about finding your place, your people, and maybe something a little more. "He got lost in the halls... and found someone instead."

Jake, a charismatic teen who masks his feelings with teasing, and Calob, a gentle, anxious teen from a difficult home, find unexpected love through their shared experiences at boarding school.

Yeah I know what you’re thinking, that’s one whacked up title, normally it’s the other way around, but my life isn’t really normal now is it. I would like to say I went to an all girl’s boarding school because I was all cool and hip like that but the truth is, I’m just the average boy who has not hit puberty yet. Really it's my grandmother and mom's fault, without them I would not be in this whole mess where I have to wear bra's and nail polish. How I got in this mess, it's quite a long story actually, read on if you want to find out. . .

Most teenage girls only have to deal with the basics: school, relationships, sports, parents, etc. But for Molly Harrison (aka Sawyer Carlyle) those problems run red with blood. When Sawyer's life is turned upside down she is placed into the Witness Protection Program and forced to move cross country, losing all ties to her previous life. Sawyer now must attend the infamous Ravenwood Academy for the Gifted, where money and power control everything. So with Sawyer trying to hide from her past and with her dangerous connections chasing her will Sawyer be able to make it out of this situation with her life?

Najeeb leaves his bratty home to meet the world,can he cope

A novel about power, desire, and the price of belonging. When Elvira Moltke transfers to Ravnsvang- a secluded elite boarding school tucked away in Denmark North Zealand - she isn't chasing popularity or drama. She's there because she's smart, focused, and ready to leave her old life behind. But Ravnsvang has a heartbeat of its own - cold, glittering, and quietly cruel. Drawn into the magnetic orbit of four notorious girls - Sofia and Olivia Winter, Viola Heiberg, and her enigmatic roommate, Lea Bauditz - Elvira quickly learns that beauty and cruelty go hand in hand. Uniforms are tailored, secrets are currency, and nothing is ever as it seems. Then a girl goes missing. And later, another one is found dead. Rumors swirl, loyalties shift, and as the school's marble floors hide darker truths, Elvira finds herself pulled deeper into a world of manipulation, obsession, and high-stakes reputation games. And somewhere between whispered secrets and stolen glances, love begins to bloom - but not the kind that saves you. The kind that ruins you. The closer she gets to the truth, the more she questions who she's becoming - and whether she's still the good girl she once was... or just a rebel in disguise.

Sadie is starting at a new boarding school and it's not long before she notices strange things going on. she starts to investigate and realizes that there may be danger involved. Meanwhile, she found an old diary of a girl who went to the same school. Something happened that made the school close down. But what was it?

Refurbished version of Stone Ridge for Girls.

Amaryllis Lin has always loved the same two things- her best friend, Natalie, and her piano. She can play by herself, but it always sounds- and looks better when Natalie's soft violin answers her. When they play, Amaryllis's chromesthesia makes it seem like the music is producing a pure, crystalline blue. Amaryllis is fifteen- and everything is going as planned. She's a promising piano prodigy, and was just accepted on a scholarship for her dream school- a prestigious musical academy called Wrenhaven. The best part is, Natalie will be joining her. However, a tragic accident right before sophomore year takes one of her two dearly loved away from her- forever. Enter Daniella Wren. Daughter of the founder of Wrenhaven, with irresistible charm and a beautiful voice- she has everything anyone could ever want. With a strange set of circumstances, Daniella and Amaryllis are assigned the same room- and here is where our story begins.