Истории Overachiever

school sweethearts head boy and avg girl he fell first and harder he likes her and she could live without him

Lyra Everhart believes in precision, planning, and perfect GPA curves - not luck, and definitely not Orion Rag. He's arrogant, rich, and the golden boy of the city's most powerful family. She's grounded, overworked, and fiercely determined to earn her spot at Harvard the honest way. The only thing they have in common? A burning need to outdo each other - and a shared goal that could change everything. When their strict principal ropes them into the country's biggest science fair - a college-level competition with real R&D companies - they're forced to work together or risk their futures. Sparks fly, tempers flare, and somewhere between late-night lab sessions, mint chip ice cream, and accidental phone calls, rivalry starts to look a lot like... something else. But just when their uneasy alliance starts to shift, a ghost from Lyra's past shows up at her doorstep - threatening to unravel everything. Enemies-to-lovers meets academic ambition in this swoon-worthy, slow-burn romance filled with chemistry, competition, and the quiet kind of love that creeps in like daylight.

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Type A overachiever with color coded binders and a fear of B+ grades, has never broken a single rule. Until now. A spectacular misunderstanding during a school prank gone wrong lands Keller Smith in after detention - with Nate Wilder, the class clown and serial rule-breaker whose greatest achievement is perfecting the art of nap-taking in every class. At first, they're like oil and water: Keller wants to finish her homework in silence and Nate wants to practice his standup routine using paperclip puppets. But week after week in detention, something starts to shift. Between sarcastic notes passed under the desk and forced teamwork, Keller and Nate go from sworn enemies to something else. There's just one problem, Keller has a reputation to protect. Nate doesn't care what anyone thinks and they're both absolutely terrible at admitting they might like each other.

Amelia Hart walks the hallways chasing everything she's ever wanted-honors, friendship, even the fragile spark of first love. To everyone else, her life seems untouchable, almost perfect. But petals scatter easily, and love is just as fleeting as dreams. When everything she's reached for begins to slip away, will anyone be there to catch her or will she fall in the bottomless expectations that she put on herself?

For the eldest daughters, overachievers, procrastinators, and anyone who's ever been confused about who they really are or where they want to be. This one's for you.

This book takes a look at how I faced the challenges of being an over achiever through my successes and my failures.

Yuri and Yukov are both 16 years old, russian boys. Yuri is anorexic and does ballet. Yukov tries to save Yuri from all the bad that's happening in his life. Yukov is grateful of his caring parents and wants to help his best friend since he's mentally and physically stable himself. TRIGGER WARNING: Eating disorder, abuse, self-harm, sexual assault, rape. THIS BOOK IS BOYXBOY! If you suffer or think you suffer from an eating disorder, are sensitive or think that this kind of content is too much for you, you shouldn't read this book.

Lucy Petler is a headstrong high school junior who refuses to give up and never settles for second best. After getting into a fight with her lab partner, Lucy suddenly finds herself on the verge of failing her science fair project. When the class slacker volunteers to be her partner, Lucy thinks she might be better off going back to her old teammate (as much as she hates him), but its too late. The teacher switches the lab partners and Lucy is now stuck with James Schroeder. James couldn't care less about school, as long as he gets into his dream music program at the Manhattan School of Music. Even though he's only a junior, he plans to graduate early next year and pursue a degree of Music in Piano Pedagogy. Acing his Physics class won't help him later in life, as long as he passes MSM will still accept him. So when his best friend Charlie bets him enough money to finally get his dream piano, he hastily agrees without reading the fine print. When two worlds collide, the music created could make a symphony cry (tears of joy of pure pain). Will Lucy and James learn to trust each other and their feelings, or will their own goals get in the way of trusting themselves. And when new rivals are formed and feelings are developed, who will be left standing when the grand piano falls?

Ivy Miller, a 19 year old girl who goes to college living in NYC with her parents George and Carol Miller. She's clumsy,really clumsy! Smart yet dumb and a bookworm... Juan Davis, a 19 year old guy who goes to the same college and lives alone. Looks kinda mean but isn't, smart, feels lonely a lot. let's look into their lives...

As Lucy Haskell sulks into her junior year of high school, she slowly begins to feel more and more dehumanized by the violent overachieve-or-die culture of the American education system. In a desperate last attempt to retain some semblance of autonomy, she will face a host of new enemies, including her own mind.

Luna is the girl who seems to have it all: top of her class, choir soloist, and always the one leading. But deep inside, she's struggling to keep up. The pressure to be perfect is wearing her down, and she hides her exhaustion from everyone, even her friends. Then comes Eli, a new guy at school who is calm, easygoing, and so different from Luna. As he gets to know her, he starts showing her that there's more to life than just achievements and being the best. When Luna's health starts to fail, she's forced to stop and ask herself: Is being perfect really worth it? As she faces the truth about herself, Luna begins to learn that it's okay to rest and that she is enough, even without being perfect. Have you ever felt like you weren't enough unless you were at your best?

"You think charm makes you a leader?" Bethany Carter's voice was sharp enough to cut. "No," Adrian Bennet smirked. "But it makes me unforgettable. Can you say the same?" Sparks. Clashes. Tension so thick the whole campus feels it. Adrian is the golden boy-confident, charming, untouchable. Bethany is the perfectionist-brilliant, relentless, and tired of standing in someone else's shadow. When they land top spots in the Student Council, neither is prepared for the firestorm that follows. Heated debates turn personal, rivalry turns magnetic, and every sharp word only blurs the line between hate and something dangerously close to desire. "Careful, Carter," Adrian murmured. "You're playing in my arena now." "Good," she shot back. "I came to win." But beneath their battles lies something neither expected: the cracks in their perfection. And once they start to see each other's truths, their greatest fight won't be for power-it'll be for trust. Because sometimes, love doesn't arrive gently. Sometimes...it collides.

...The grade that started it all... Aliyah and Greyson have been in the same classes since freshman year. From required classes to extra curricular, they had it all. Their competitive personalities didn't help too much. Always fighting to be number one, in every single class. After graduating college, and getting into medical school. The same medical school their academic rivalry doesn't stop there. They strive to achieve the most and be the most. throughout schooling, internship and residency. Does it ever stop?

Sadie, an ambitious high school student, is the first student on the debate team to use its reserved quiz bowl spot. Little does she know that the pressure built up over the years could explode at any time, while struggling to evade the shadow of her predecessor on the debate team.

Stories so you can crave academic validation, because are you satisfied with an average life? - cover from Imjusstgirll on Pinterest ♡

In the ruthless ecosystem of the sixth grade, secrets are currency, rumors are weapons, and everyone is faking it until they make it. Welcome to the battlefield of middle school, where the only thing louder than the lunchtime gossip is the sound of desperate pre-teens trying to find themselves. At the center of the storm is Sean Russo, a vain theater kid who thinks he's at the top of the social ladder, completely oblivious to the fact that his ego is setting him up for a lonely fall. He's currently trapped in a high-stakes love triangle between his two-faced, crafty neighbor Lydia Paige-who acts like his sweet assistant while sabotaging her competition-and Alyssa Hughes, the school's high-maintenance Taylor Swift lookalike who hides a deep insecurity under layers of makeup. Meanwhile, a web of delusion and desperation spins through the rest of the grade: Catherine and Irene are locked in a bitter, petty rivalry over an older boy, Jacob Howl, weaponizing "mature conversations" and terrible traced art to win his attention. Mary Faye, a chronically stressed overachiever, is being set up with the completely oblivious, utterly average Joseph Penn by a secret match-making committee of her friends. Claudia (the copycat) and Josefina (the eccentric nerd) are just trying to belong, sacrificing their true identities and enduring fake friendships just to keep from being left behind. And Ruth, fresh out of private Catholic school, is willing to ditch anyone who threatens her climb to stardom-including her new stepfamily. In a world where adults are clueless, and the kids are totally manipulative, A Little Bird in the Tree Told Me explores the messy, heartbreaking, and hilariously toxic realities of growing up, showing just how far kids will go to fit in-and how easily a whispered rumor can bring the whole tree crashing down.

"Almost Enough" by uwishlady Sierra Lane was supposed to be the top of her class. The golden girl. The one with the color-coded planner and Ivy League dreams. But somewhere between late-night study sessions, sky-high expectations, and the silent pressure to be perfect-something cracked. Now, Sierra's falling behind in ways no one can see. The grades are slipping. The confidence is fading. And the mask she wears every day is starting to suffocate her. In a school full of overachievers and under-the-radar breakdowns, Sierra's not the only one struggling. Her best friend is unraveling behind straight A's. Her classmates are hiding their pain in sarcasm, silence, or art. Everyone's pretending, and no one is saying the truth out loud. This isn't a story about falling apart. It's about what happens when you realize you already have. For anyone who's ever felt like they're drowning in the deep end of "almost."

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We are all tomboys in some way or another. Even a girly girl has her tomboy moments. This is about four high school senior girls, who had been tomboys since the age of five. Best friends since 'forever' (middle school). And their love life that seam to appear during their senior year. Not all of the them believe in love, in high school. The overachiever (Sofia aka Sofie ), the girly one of all of them (Maddison aka Maddi), the shameless total tomboy (Rebecca), the maths wizz (Jessica aka Jess).