Booktook Stories

Audrey Leila Warner has always been good at pretending, pretending she's fine, pretending she's in control, pretending her mind isn't a maze of secrets she can't remember. Everyone thinks she's cold, two-faced, impossible to understand. Maybe they're right. Kiyoshi Kishimoto has known her since childhood, but the girl he remembers is gone-buried under sharp smiles and walls built too high to climb. He shouldn't care. He shouldn't try. But when it comes to Audrey, "shouldn't" has never stopped him. He's sunshine to her storm. She's chaos to his calm. And somehow, they fit-until the cracks in Audrey's perfect mask start to split wide open, revealing something far more dangerous than heartbreak. Because the truth isn't just about who she is now. It's about who she's been before. And if she remembers, it might destroy them both

„Minny Weasley siostra bliźniaczka Ginny. Chłodniejsza niż reszta rodziny i bardziej zdystansowana zwłaszcza dla obcych. Po między nią a Ginny jest niewidzialna jednak bardzo mocna więź. Kiedy bliźniaczki zaczynają pierwszy rok w Hogwarcie, wszystko wydaje się proste nowe przyjaźnie, rodzinny chaos, plotki w dormitorium, marzenia o Quidditchu i szkolne korytarze pełne tajemnic. Jest też Draco Malfoy arogancki, nieznośny i irytująco pociągający chłopak, którego Minny powinna nienawidzić ale czy tak naprawdę jest? Ale prawdziwe kłopoty zaczynają się wtedy, gdy wśród swoich rzeczy znajduje stary, pusty dziennik. Dziennik, który odpowiada. Tom Riddle wie o niej więcej, niż powinien. Słucha, rozumie, dostrzega w niej coś, czego inni nigdy nie zauważyli. A Minny coraz bardziej zatraca się w rozmowach z tajemniczym chłopakiem zamkniętym w atramencie. Między lojalnością wobec ukochanej siostry, rosnącą fascynacją niebezpiecznym sekretem i napięciem, którego nie potrafi ignorować, Minny zacznie odkrywać, że nie każda historia kończy się szczęśliwie. Niektóre dopiero się od tego zaczynają."

Yvanaa is a high-society teenager who has always acquired everything with disconcerting ease, as if the city were hers. At the beginning of the year, she encountered an obstacle that could have cost her everything, but luckily she was able to overcome it, and now it's history. Now she's determined to prove to everyone that she's learned from her mistakes, but unfortunately, bad habits take over faster than expected.

romance

Sometimes the most important people arrive quietly. When twenty-three-year-old Ellie Bess leaves England behind for a year abroad in Seoul, she expects change. New streets, new routines, new experiences. What she doesn't expect is the loneliness that comes with starting over in a city thousands of miles from home - or the quiet comfort of the neighbor living across the hallway. Noah Bennett is calm, intelligent, and impossible to read completely. Between late-night conversations, shared cups of tea, and the soft glow of hallway lights, Ellie slowly finds herself building a life she never planned for. But some feelings are complicated by timing, distance, and the fear of losing something before it even truly begins. Across the Hallway Lights is a slow-burn story about grief, healing, finding home in unfamiliar places, and the quiet moments that change everything before you even realize they matter.

I remember the night I gathered his broken heart with my bare hands, trying to put it together. I eventually did, assembling those little pieces like a puzzle, leaving some behind and allowing the sharp ends to stick into my veins. It felt like poison without an antidote, aching and burning inside me. That was our kind of love: unusual yet delightful. cover by @cravekiss