Schooldaze Stories

A scientist discovered a new generation of humans.These humans had the ability to fly, move objects and many more.They are called Espers,since this discovery the government built a city where they can observe and teach them....

Hi dere. This story is a high school love story and its 'bout how (love hurts sometimes) Enjoy❤️

Short, skinny Tyrell Montague rescues tall, plump Claudine Wilson when she's in danger of being the only girl in the class not formally asked to the school dance. Grudgingly, she accepts knowing that they will make the oddest couple on the evening and be the laughing stock of their classmates, but to her surprise she has more fun than anticipated. Life takes them on different journeys, but now they're back in each other's lives and for Tyrell, Claudine is still the one.

Ben has moved so many times he's stopped trying to belong. At sixteen, all he wants is to survive his last two years of high school and finally get out. Then he meets Chris - a seventeen-year-old with an artist's heart who reminds him what it feels like to actually live. As their friendship turns into something deeper, both boys must face the secrets they've buried... and decide if love is worth the risk.

In 'Awkward Ambitions', follow the hilarious misadventures of Joseph Gonzales, a lovable misfit on a quest for redemption in the wild and wacky world of high school. From embarrassing encounters with the school bully to epic showdowns with the queen bee herself, Joseph navigates the ups and downs of teenage life with humor, heart, and a healthy dose of awkwardness. Join him as he learns valuable lessons about friendship, courage, and the true meaning of acceptance in this laugh-out-loud coming-of-age tale that proves that sometimes, the greatest heroes are the ones you least expect.

In "School Daze," a reluctant student navigates the chaotic and comedic realities of his morning routine, as chronicled in a journal assignment from his English teacher. Tasked by Principal Persons to reflect on his daily habits in hopes of improving his punctuality, the protagonist recounts the hilariously relatable struggle of getting ready for school. From the gentle nudges of his mother to the frantic race against time, each entry reveals a blend of humor and frustration. As he chronicles his sleepy misadventures-falling back asleep, choking on cereal, and getting distracted by basketball games-it's clear that his desire to avoid detention is far outweighed by his love for daydreaming. With sharp wit and vivid detail, this story captures the essence of adolescence, the challenges of responsibility, and the universal struggle of making it to school on time. Ultimately, the journal reveals that some habits are hard to break, and the journey is just as important as the destination.