Historias de Grouphome

Some girls dream of fairytales. Celeste was just trying to survive the truth. From the outside, she was just another troubled girl skipping school. But behind the silence was a storm-bullying, heartbreak, betrayal, and deep emotional wounds that no one ever stopped to notice. In Still Finding Me, Kanire Shanice tells the raw and unfiltered story of a young girl caught in a cycle of pain: getting in and out of trouble, pushed into a group home, manipulated in love, and left battling self-doubt and trust issues. But this isn't just a story of struggle-it's one of growth. Through the confusion, loneliness, and heartbreak, she begins the slow journey back to herself. It's messy. It's real. And it's powerful. This book is for every young woman who's ever felt invisible, controlled, or not enough-and for anyone still searching for who they truly are.

In A World Where The Shadows Lurk Among Us, Only Some Can See The Truth. Constance Rogers was born seeing things that no one else could. So, she was considered crazy. When her parents finally have enough of her "craziness" they sent her to New Gradys Mental Facility. There, she not only finds friends but the family that she has always longed for. So what happens when an evil force threatens her newfound family?

Dan lives in a group home and one spot is left open for the house who will take it? (Told by Dan's POV)

shockingly Ben grasped my hand tightly like it was my turn to be his life line so it must have been bad..... ----- Talia and Ben have both been in the same foster home for the past well at least 5 years (youd think they would grow on eachother right ? Well the answer is no they definitely would not) ,they both have troubled pasts ,but only one of them acts like it -cough-Benjamin-Cough-The other Talia chooses not to let her pain show because she knows it hurts care giver Martha to know that they are hurting, which only fuels her hatred towards Ben .They also live with baby Emma who is only about 7 months ,no ones positive though because she was dropped on the steps of an adoption agency ,wicker basket and all ...weird cliché right ?But what happens when the care taker dies of a heart defect ?Where will the children go?What will they do when they find out Emma cant come with them?Could all this drama be the spark to a budding romance or will the two teens hate multipley under the stressful situations they get themselves into ,including being parents ...?

hades has known pain watching people he love die. when an armed robbery goes wrong, landing him in juvie he gets one opportunity to rewrite history by going to a group home. will he learn to change his ways, or will he always be a fallen angel.

A story of heartbreak and redemption.

14 year old Hannah had a perfect life, friends, family and a beautiful home, until September 8th that is, her parents got in a tragic accident leaving them both dead, Hannah now must go to a group home, meant for kids who just got out of jail, or have violence issues. Hannah must now figure out how to survive, through the strict rules and bully's, all well still grieving her parents death.

Noa Rembrandt is on trial simply for being alive. A witch never meant to be born, she is forced in front of an Order of witches who don't care what she has to say--she is sentenced to die.

This is the story of the truth unspoken. From domestic violence to peace, from pregnancy to child birth, from raising a child to foster care, and lastly from a mother to grieving the living. This story covers it all and it's one hell of a ride.

From the perspectives of Tabby Greene and Reid Mooney, a story of love and heartbreak and family and greif is told. Reid has just became an orphan, caused by his fathers loss to his battle with depression. He gets put into a group home for orphans, along with five other kids. He gets immediately allured by Tabby's mysterious personality. Tabby's walls have been built endlessly high and her friends in Rylen House have yet to climb them, but Reid may just be willing to risk everything to make it over those walls. And Tabby starts to question if she should let in the first person who seems to have true interest in her, but she could get broken all over again. Is she going to risk it?

By the year 2005, millions of kids have suffered through the Group Home and Foster Care System. Lonely, tired of being abused and neglected, most begin their post emancipation years with violence or drugs. Too many end up homeless or suffering more abuse. Most don't make it to age 50. This is the story of a girl who fought the odds, who survived, and then did something no one thought possible: She thrived.

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This story is about 13 orphans who are all special in some way. They use their specialties to become the best group of assassins the world never knew about. Follow them on their journey towards greatness and happiness.

<Re-posting this so people can read it if they want> Not currently writing any more Might rewrite in the future - "Do you blame me for it?" Did she? He'd caused her so much pain; he had hurt her so much. He had left for Morgana's sake but did she blame him? "I blame you for everything." - Lilith Black is the daughter of Sirius Black, of course she was the only person in her family to not be named after a star; Sirius made sure of that. Growing up in a group home in Coventry with over twenty other girls, she had lived a closed off life. No magic. No family. But one day when she was going to divination class, a knight by the name of Sir Cadogan told her to find Merlin who would tell her who she really was- what her destiny was. This is a hp/bbcmerlin fic however you don't need to have watched merlin to understand :) [rewrite] [sirius black's daughter] [fem¡oc X Theodore Nott] [background found on pintrest]

Life sucks for Jessica. She is in the 11th grade, well. Was. Sort of. In the past year, her whole life that she thought couldn't get worse became upside down. Just as she gains the ability to trust after two years of never allowing people to be her friend. She was just simply their friend. Finally, she re-meets someone from the past that she never thought she would see again. She lets her guard down for a split second and they become inseparable friends.. or so she thought. She believes if this friend gives up on her, she might as well give up on her too. The two of them were practically the same just opposite genders. Same favourite things, and they always had the same opinion. They couldn't argue anything even jokingly, it was funny at first. Then it became bizarre. They'd both never met someone so in sync to themselves. Since he stopped talking to her one day, the following few days she fell apart all alone. Kicked out of her house, family violence and a group home. What will happen? Isolated from everyone she ever knew. The silence was deafening.

Troubling Truths is a deeply personal memoir that explores the realities of growing up in foster care and the lasting impact it can have on a child's life. Through painful memories, difficult lessons, and moments of unexpected strength, this book shares the story of a young girl navigating abuse, neglect, addiction, loss, and the instability of a broken home. It is an honest account of surviving circumstances that often felt impossible and finding the resilience to keep moving forward despite them. Written over many years, Troubling Truths offers an unfiltered look into the realities many children face behind closed doors. By sharing my experiences, I hope to raise awareness, foster understanding, and remind others who have faced similar struggles that they are not alone. This memoir contains discussions of substance abuse, neglect, self-harm, sexual assault, and physical abuse that may be difficult for some readers.

What happens when homeless and pregnant, Leyla a 19 year old shows up at Blast company looking for a job with no experience.

"People say I drive too fast, move too fast, live too fast Ain't no such thing as too fast for me" And they were right. Maybe we were too impatient to plan, educate ourselves or think of other options. But the pain in our hearts established by that woman was enough to make patience oblivious to our minds. Now he's dead, and we're guilty. They just don't know it yet. --- In Halifax, Nova Scotia, Kionik is a Mi'kmaq Native youth consumed by the dark trench of the foster care system. Moved from home to home, whether group homes or foster homes. Until she finally was settled with a woman who would ruin her dignity, allowing her boyfriend to sexually abuse her as much as he pleased. But, Kionik is not lonesome. She lives alongside Milani, of Black/African-American decent, and Flávia, of Brazilian-Romani decent. As the trauma of their life progresses, the girls, in the heat of the moment do what they longed to do. Revenge. Facing no other options, after killing their abusers, they run to Toronto, Ontario hoping to disappear in the big city...