Girlhood Stories

Josephine "Fifi" Collins keeps her life small on purpose. She works late nights, reads in her freetime, and prefers quiet over people. Dominic Hale is not quiet. He is older, calm, and always in control without needing to prove it. They were never supposed to mix. But attention does not always ask permission. And Fifi has never been very good at saying no.

Rose and Lisa spent years only in the pastel glow of texting and curating each other's Spotify playlists, two strangers who found themselves as each other's everything-on the Internet, anyway. A love story inspired by a true long-distance online friendship that's more than just a collection of emojis. Rose and Lisa take their long-distance relationship from the internet to a dream apartment. From glowing screen light to a set of duplicate house keys, Rose and Lisa finally become each other's real-life besties and roommates. However, can a relationship born completely from pixels translate into reality's beautiful mess?

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Between exams, bus rides, hospital postings, friendships, overthinking, music, dreams of leaving the country, and feelings she never says out loud - this journal holds the little pieces of her life. Some days are soft. Some days are lonely. Some days feel too heavy. This is not a perfect story with dramatic plot twists. Just a girl trying to survive adulthood while chasing the life she dreams of. A late-night collection of thoughts, memories, chaos, heartbreak, comfort songs, and the quiet hope that one day everything will make sense.

Paris was never just a city. It was a metaphor for everything I wanted to become. From Paris, With Love is a collection of poems about ambition, soft destruction, growing pains, loneliness, girlhood, and the dangerous beauty of wanting more from life. Written like postcards from sleepless nights and train rides that never happened, this collection is for the dreamers who romanticized survival while chasing impossible versions of themselves. For the girls who loved too deeply. For the people who left home emotionally before they ever left physically. And for anyone who ever whispered: "One day, I'll become somebody."

The Adulting Series is a contemporary collection of short stories exploring the lived realities of young Zimbabwean women navigating adulthood. Through themes of identity, societal pressure, relationships, silence, and becoming, each story captures the quiet complexities of growing up in a world that often tells women who they should be before they discover who they truly are.

This is a diary, a poem, and the inner workings of my mind. Something I did not wish to share but I will learn how to in a desperate attempt to end a cycle I cannot seem to break.

"To All the Boys I Never Met" is about me telling my experiences with three boys I liked even though I never really met them. There were a lot of stares, coincidences, and moments that felt like destiny - like everything was somehow planned to happen, even if we barely knew each other. I didn't plan this story or write it with a script. I just wrote whatever came to my mind, exactly the way I remembered it. Some details are probably missing or blurred with time, but I tried to capture exactly how I felt at the time and put it into these pages.

She was born comfort, love, and a life that once felt safe. But when everything suddenly changed, she was forced to grow up faster than she ever imagined. From facing poverty, surviving bullying, and feeling invisible from inside even in the places meant to feel like home, she slowly learns that strength is not always loud, sometimes strength is surviving quietly when nobody notices your pain

Lorsque la vie de la futur reine est en Danger, nos agents sont là pour veiller à sa sécurité . Mais quand une personne aussi connu qu'une princesse doit passer incognito dans le monde normale. Parfois le meilleure moyens de la cachée c'est l'inscrire dans l'école pour bonne fille que ta fille du même age fréquente. Mais entre nos deux protagonistes tous n'est pas rose, entre dispute , rivalité et jugement . Qui aura la peau de l'autre en première ?

Kavya was the girl everyone admired - good in academics, loved by friends, and always smiling. But behind that perfect image, she was slowly breaking. Her first love, Aryan, became the reason she started losing herself. Late-night overthinking, family pressure, fake friendships, silent breakdowns... everything changed her piece by piece. Just when she thought she would never trust anyone again, Shreyash entered her life - calm, caring, and completely different from the love that once destroyed her. But healing isn't always what it seems. Some people enter your life to save you. Some enter to teach you how to survive alone. And somewhere between unread messages, sleepless nights, and people who stayed only when it was convenient... Kavya stopped recognizing herself. A realistic teenage story about first love, emotional attachment, trust issues, loneliness, healing, and the kind of pain nobody notices until it's too late.

Four women returned to their hometown for a high school reunion, unprepared for a sudden tragedy that hits their former classmate and the town's beauty queen. When their past feuds with the beloved girl resurfaces, they got no choice but to stay longer and wait for the foul play to be unveiled. Was it a freak accident or a karma for the girl who always wanted the most cake? Trigger warnings: violence, bullying, manipulative parental figure

For the Girl I Was is not just a collection of poems - it's a resurrection. These words are stitched together from the fragments of who I used to be: the soft girl who dreamed too loudly, loved too deeply, and broke quietly. Each poem is a conversation I have with her through my pens - a whisper, an apology, a thank you. It's about remembering the pain without letting it define me, and learning that growth doesn't erase the past; it transforms it. This book is a homecoming - for every version of me I once abandoned to survive. And maybe, in these verses, you'll find pieces of the girl you were too.

She's the bride of death now. Harry Potter Universe x multiple fem! oc Golden trio era. cover made by: dollbvgs

After Paro's grandpa dies, she has no choice but to shift to Mumbai with her parents. Along with a new city, she also has to adjust with: Parents who feel like strangers A home that's comfortable, but feels hollow Sweet, yet haunting memoirs from the past Her plan is to survive school and get through the days without having a mental breakdown. What happens when she stumbles across a group of clumsy teens who adopt her as the sweetheart of the group? Also, who's that weird tall boy who keeps helping her out for no reason at all? New chapter out every week

She mastered the art of pretending people didn't matter. But every goodbye still ruined her. Svara had always been the girl who loved too deeply, cared too much, and stayed longer than she should have. People walked into her life like they were meant to stay forever-soft smiles, late-night conversations, promises whispered at the right moments. And every single time, they left. Some disappeared slowly. Some left without explanation. Some made her believe in forever before becoming strangers again. Yet no matter how many times her heart broke, she still found herself hoping the next person would be different. "The Art of Being Left Behind" is a hauntingly emotional story about loneliness, attachment, heartbreak, and the painful journey of learning how to stop searching for home in other people.

a summer that feels too heavy to breath through.

Do you believe in love? Love seems to be a simple word but dangerous and powerful at the same time. It may be treated as a game or just a battlefield full of fools. All of us have our own standards when it comes to love and choosing our partners is a big deal. People come and go to our lives, how can we find our endgame? Was there really a true love at all or it just exists from the fairytales? Hoping for someone to love you back----To be seen, valued, and understood is all. Why was that so hard to ask? Not until Crizyllah Marize Lamuente dove deeper under the sea of chaos, she is no other than a yearning hopeless romantic in a field of unrequited love. Never in a relationship, which she is so proud of---She would give love advices to her friends who were in a messy relationship, a shoulder to cry on and the listener of the group. She was just 17 years old, a highschool student that is soon to be studying at college. She realized that despite of the funny feeling that love gives her, it will also be the reason of her greatest downfall.

Sereiah Gastrell is an ordinary teenage girl carrying burdens far heavier than most people know. While helping manage her grandparents' beach resort, she juggles responsibility, heartbreak, and the quiet wounds left by years of bullying in high school. Underestimated and labeled weak because she never fights back, Sereiah has learned to endure in silence. With their parents separated and living new lives of their own, she and her little brother, Marcus, were left in the care of their grandparents, forcing Sereiah to grow up far too soon as a protective older sister. Whenever life becomes too heavy, she escapes into memories of childhood, when she once believed in fairytales, legends, and mermaids. Now older and wiser, she dismisses them as foolish fantasies. Her only real comfort is Theo Delmar, her best friend and the one person who has stayed by her side. Between his after-class side jobs and their stolen moments together, Theo is the only friendship Sereiah has ever truly known. But one lonely evening by the shore, everything she thought she knew begins to unravel. Out of the waves emerges something impossible. Not a shark. Not a trick of the tide. But a tale made flesh. Handsome, mysterious, and utterly unreal, he is no mermaid, but a merman named Cresswell. And he needs her help. Why would a mythical creature seek out an ordinary girl? What danger follows him from the sea? And when fantasy crashes into her broken reality, will Sereiah dare to answer the call? Some legends do not stay buried beneath the waves afterall.

જ⁀➴ Virtue bestowed upon Singhanias, they are blessed with four daughters. But the oriental mindset impels the very own father to despise them. Disregarded by their family, living under a strapped roof, and unaware of disheartening truth & histories about Singhanias, ⋆ Would the girls choose to dig into their past and change their destiny or simply live their poor lives as is? ⋆ The journey remains to be adventurous. Taking place in the glorious town of Mumbai, the truths will unfold. One way or the other! UPDATE: Every alternate day