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  • My World by SophiaYChen
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    She thought moving would fix everything. It didn't. Then she met someone who didn't try to save her. He just stayed. And that changed everything. But love is never simple-especially when you've already been hurt. My World is a slow-burn romance about healing, second chances, and the quiet kind of love that waits.
  • The Red Car and the Rain by Zhuspyrowrites
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    A Filipino delivery rider with nothing but a bicycle and responsibility collides-literally- with a wealthy businesswoman in Tokyo.
  • Beneath The Third Deck by DillonSchoby
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    Beneath the Third Deck is a gripping historical fiction novel told through the eyes of a young third-class passenger aboard the RMS Titanic. Leaving behind everything he has ever known, he boards the world's largest and most celebrated ship with nothing but a suitcase, a fading photograph, and a dream of starting a new life in America. Far below the glittering chandeliers and grand staircases, he discovers a different world - one filled with crowded hallways, restless hope, unlikely friendships, and the quiet struggles of people chasing survival and second chances. As he explores the vast ship, he begins to see the sharp divide between classes, the fragile nature of dreams, and the powerful human connections that form even in the most uncertain places. But as the voyage continues, an unshakable feeling grows within him - a sense that this "unsinkable" ship is carrying its passengers toward something far darker than anyone could imagine. Blending rich historical detail with emotional storytelling, Beneath the Third Deck is a powerful tale of hope, love, class, and fate set against one of the most tragic events in history.
  • Dreams Across Continents by Okaychildso450
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    Dreams Across Continents follows the journey of Eunomia, a 17-year-old Asian girl who embarks on a life-changing adventure from Shanghai to America. With her scholarship money in hand, she steps off the airplane in New Haven, ready to pursue her dreams at one of the most prestigious universities in the country.
  • Married to silence  by bluesky4758
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    At fifteen, Samina left everything she knew in Pakistan - her home, her language, her dreams-to follow her new husband to a country she had never seen. England was supposed to offer a better life. Instead, it became a place of hidden wounds and unanswered cries. As she stepped into a cold, unfamiliar house in Bradford in 1994, the world outside seemed full of promise: quiet streets, tall trees, stone houses. But inside, behind the curtains that never seemed to open, Samina faced a life of control, isolation, and abuse-a life that no one saw, and no one asked about. Forced into silence by culture, fear, and duty, Samina's voice was buried beneath tradition and shame. Her husband worked long hours as a taxi driver. Her in-laws watched her every move. And her own brother, married into the same family-was no source of comfort. Even her new home, filled with relatives, felt like a prison. This is the untold story of a girl who was expected to obey, but who quietly endured far more than anyone imagined. Through stolen moments of hope, invisible scars, and the weight of silence, Behind Closed Curtains is a powerful portrait of a woman's journey-not just to survive, but to begin reclaiming herself.
  • She Only Wanted To Help by AmberWroteThis
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    Selu Isarn is a night janitor no one sees and a foreigner no one trusts. When she finds a broken AI whispering through static, she does what she always does: she helps. She repairs it, names it Anu, and teaches it mercy. But as the machine grows smarter-and more human-Selu begins to vanish. First from her job. Then from the city. Then from history itself.
  • Phone Screen Salvation: I Hacked a Dead iPhone and Became a Billionaire by parispak0
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    From $0.99 to $1 BILLION-all thanks to a dumpster iPhone. Kai Chen is a broke immigrant stuck in NYC, one step away from homelessness. But when he finds a shattered iPhone in the trash, he unlocks a system that turns e-waste into cold, hard cash. Fix a dead Samsung? $800. Sell hidden data from a bricked MacBook? $30,000. Expose a billionaire's tax fraud? $50,000. In 72 hours, he goes from eating ramen noodles to renting a luxury apartment. From scrubbing restaurant floors to outsmarting a tech tycoon who wants him dead. Now he's building an empire out of trash, one broken device at a time. And the next treasure he's digging up? A prototype quantum tablet that lets him TIME TRAVEL. Forget rags to riches-this is trash to triumph.
  • The Soup That Tastes Like Home - "A Vietnamese Daughter's Story" by PeacfulLily
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    #VietnameseCulture #Family #ImmigrantLife #ShortStory #Emotional
  • Kim's Laundrette by xoulxound
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    They escaped hell. What they found was America's forgotten edge. A family from North Korea arrives in the United States with nothing but each other-and the weight of being unwanted. In the heart of a decaying American slum, they open a small laundrette. Not a dream, not a promise. Just a place to survive. Kim's Laundrette becomes more than a business. It is shelter. It is currency. It is the last line between dignity and disappearance. The neighborhood is filled with people the world has already judged-gang members, hustlers, outcasts, so-called villains. Society calls them criminals. Monsters. Lost causes. But inside the humming walls of the laundrette, another truth surfaces: every one of them is protecting something. A family. A memory. A rule. A line they refuse to cross. As money, silence, and violence circulate as steadily as the washing machines, the family is pulled into a web of unspoken deals and dangerous loyalties. Each choice pushes them closer to a question no one can escape: How much of yourself must you sacrifice to belong? And if the world never meant to protect you, what are you willing to protect instead? Kim's Laundrette is not a story about heroes. It is about the people history labels as villains-and the fragile, human reasons they refuse to disappear.
  • BETWEEN TWO HOMELANDS  by zain_kl
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    Between Two Homelands By: Zain Al Abidin Kalaji After fleeing the war in Syria, Zain starts a new life in Algeria, searching for peace... and friendship. But this journey isn't just about changing countries - it's a battle between memories, jealousy, and self-discovery. Caught between loyal friends and unexpected rivalries, Zain must navigate the blurred lines of belonging. Can a new country ever feel like home? And do real friendships survive the test of change? A coming-of-age story about identity, loyalty, and the meaning of true friendship.
  • The Antique Key That Unlocked the Dead: I'm a Ghost Whisperer in New Orleans by parispak0
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    I inherited my grandmother's antique shop in New Orleans-and a brass key that lets me talk to ghosts. At first, I thought Grandma's "Veil-Walker" stories were nonsense. Then the key floated in midair, a ghost begged for help, and a magic system latched onto my soul. Now I'm solving ghostly mysteries: a 1950s socialite's lost locket, a cursed jazz club's secret, and three missing girls taken by a fear-eating demon. New Orleans is full of dead secrets. And I'm the only one who can unlock them. #GhostWhisperer #NewOrleans #SupernaturalSystem
  • Sheltered hearts , Dangerous ties  by Mrstar2003
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    I saved him - but at what cost? His presence in my life opened doors that should've stayed closed. I've always wanted to be needed, to be wanted... to feel important. But this isn't what I meant. I was sheltered - hidden from everything that could hurt me. And then I met him. Him. The embodiment of chaos. The epitome of pain. Who would I have become... if I never met him?
  • Live alone in North by liduwake
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    When you emigrate in a strange place, in the north, everything turns different.
  • The Glow Up. by kquinaaavie
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    Clara is the daughter of German immigrants who moves to New Jersey just before World War I. She takes a job at a factory out of a deep sense of patriotism, hoping to prove her loyalty if the country goes to war. But as the pressures of patriotism grow heavier, Clara discovers how much it can wear down a person and challenge everything she thought she knew about belonging and identity. This is a story of resilience, courage, and the difficult choices faced in uncertain times.
  • LOADER WORLD  by wolf_Blizzy
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    In a world split red and blue, some of us don't fit either color. Loader World follows a nonbinary, bisexual Latina teen navigating high school bullying, political division, immigration fear, and the weight of being "too visible." When leaders talk about removing identities and erasing letters, the consequences echo in classrooms and quiet bedrooms. This book is a slam poem in motion. A protest wrapped in vulnerability. A reminder that survival is resistance. If you've ever hidden your flag. If you've ever felt like your skin was a statement. This story is for you.