Senior-year Stories

"This book is the perfect mixture of deep and hilarious. I'm in love with that" - crackhead4ever Teen fiction has given cheerleaders a bad rap. And stereotypical appearances. Courtney knows this. She is a cheerleader. Is she a pretty blonde with blue eyes? Well, yes. Is she popular and perky? ...okay. Yes, again. Is she stuck up and cruel to others for no reason? Ha! There! No to that one. In fact, she's worked for years to portray the perfect image of an upbeat, easy going person. An image that gets harder to hold on to when: The new girl takes an instant dislike to her. Her best friend decides to run against her for Senior Class President. Her football team captain boyfriend breaks up with her. And, oh yeah, she humiliates herself in front of the whole school. Yup, that perfect image is falling apart. "I love how this book is different from other teen fiction books It's like a breath of fresh air from the same old tropes😄 💕" - LaraAmethyst "I loooove this book so much already aghhh" - therealbhavie "I'm hooked- I- I think that's all im gonna say before I run to read the next chapter" - grumpymood "So excited for the next chapter! Characters are complex and unique, the plot continuously thickens, and I'm already waiting to see what happens next. I can't wait!" - Rspicy #1 in TeenLife #2 in TeenLove #5 in TeenFiction

Julia Moreno is just like any high school girl except she knows for a fact no one has ever caught feelings for her. As senior year approaches she has one goal in mind: experience the kind of teenage romance everyone else seems to have. While scrolling through Instagram one night she finds Liam Heart through a study abroad account; A charming soccer player from Seattle fresh off a summer in Paris. Julia decides to make an impulsive decision and for $400, Liam agrees to pretend to be her boyfriend. What starts as a fake relationship quickly becomes more complicated. Julia begins to wonder if she's falling for someone who was never supposed to be hers.

Some people are meant to meet. Some are meant to fall in love. And we were only supposed to hate each other. At least. . . that's what we thought.

Buzz, Buzz. Welcome to Blossomvale! Quick Summary: A romance book set in the late 2000s of Massachusetts. This story follows the life of Eliana Araya who tries to find her footing in an elite town she has no recollection of. It isn't until she meets the academy's baseball star-a boy named Elliot Monteiro that she begins to realize that not everyone in Blossomvale is as snobby as she remembers.

Sequel to unintentionally yourssss Symphony Saraè Bennett has one rule: don't catch feelings. As Westbrook High's cocky star point guard, she's more focused on winning games, surviving senior year, and getting on her twin brother Dallas' nerves than she is on relationships. Then Milan Carter walks into her life. Funny. Outgoing. Pretty. And completely unimpressed by Symphony's ego. Between family chaos, sibling drama, basketball, college decisions, and first love, Symphony is about to learn that the best things in life don't always go according to plan. After all... Being unintentionally yours might just run in the family. 🤍

Window Boy is a bad short story about Highschool romance of a introverted girl and extroverted girl and how they help each other socially while their dynamic changes through the story.

Senior year at Crestwood High is supposed to be all about college prep, sports, and making memories... but for Elara, strange occurrences are making everything feel off. Flickering lights, sudden déjà vus, and moments no one else seems to notice are leaving her on edge. With her best friend Brielle by her side, Elara dives into Sports Week-a 2-3 day event full of competition, teamwork, and adrenaline-to find normalcy. But as the games heat up, so do the mysteries surrounding her... and Elara begins to realize that some things can't be ignored and make her wonder if this week will be unforgettable... or dangerous.

When Ivy Miller transfers to Edgewood High for her senior year, she's determined to leave her past behind and focus on building a new future. The last thing she expects is to cross paths with Malachi Mustafa, the school's star basketball player who seems to have everything figured out. But beneath the pressure of living up to his father's legacy and the expectations of everyone around him, Malachi is struggling to figure out who he is beyond the game. As an unlikely friendship forms between them, both are forced to confront the fears, grief, and insecurities they've spent years hiding. Set in the suburbs of Atlanta, this contemporary coming-of-age novel explores identity, family, first love, and the courage to choose your own path.

[BxB] Gaten has only been in love once, and to him, that's already one too many. Because his first love was a boy. A boy who, when he finally gained the courage to confess to, disappeared off the face of the planet. To save his heart, Gaten chalked it up to a teenage crush that never stood a chance. Fast forward three years later, Gaten is in need of a little side cash. So, right before his senior year starts, he gets a job at a boxing gym. Only, he's not the only new guy at the gym. Now, Gaten, who hasn't thought of love since freshman year, is suddenly wondering if it's worth it again...

After losing her mother, Amaya Brooks moves to a new city hoping for a fresh start. The last thing she expects is Kason Hayes the hotheaded, football star bad boy everyone warns her about. She's the quiet girl who follows the rules. He's the boy who breaks them. But when their worlds collide, they discover that sometimes the people who hurt the most are the ones who love the hardest.

***ONGOING!*** "Because you're you and I'm me, and we just don't fit." - "The Idea of You" by Robinne Lee Skylar O'Hara believes that some people do not go well together, especially when it comes to jocks and nerds. Despite him being on the diving team with his godbrother Jorge Fernandez and their friends and families being well-acquainted with each other, Skylar wants nothing to do with Jorge and plans to keep his priorities in line with the goals and expectations set by his grandparents: finish high school, get a scholarship, and keep the family name clear from scandal. And even though he has been dreaming forbidden fantasies, Skylar knows that he couldn't afford any distractions whatsoever. But Jorge has other plans in mind, as do his and Skylar's families as well as their social circles and even the school's matchmaking principal and vice-principal. Everyone knows that Skylar's been crushing on Jorge but has let his fears and grandparents' high expectations keep him from acting on it. So what happens when an end-of-summer house party leads to a drunken one-night stand? And what happens when a year-long senior project, family dinners, and other arranged events force Skylar to be by Jorge's side? Skylar knows that Jorge wants him badly. Jorge's not the type to give up, even if his godbrother wants him to forget him. With the passions and romantic desires building between them, will Skylar's bias and jaded personality keep him and Jorge apart for good? Or can Jorge finally shatter Skylar's castle walls and teach him what it means to be on the edge of seventeen?

Seventeen Year Old Selene & The Cosmic Crew Are Back To Face Their Senior Year At Lone Star Academy! But Just When Selene Thought Things Were Settling Down, Their World Is Turned Upside Down When A Mysterious Pregnant New Girl Named Zoe Lykos Joins The School.

Sam and Eva grew up inseparable-neighbors, best friends, each other's whole world-until Eva's sudden move across the country at thirteen. Now, five years later, Eva is back for senior year. But time changes people, and memories don't always match reality... As old feelings resurface and new truths emerge, Sam and Eva must decide if their past can survive the present-or if some things are meant to stay in memory. *****

Bianca Miller has a long list of reasons why she hates Noah Reid, starting with her twin brother's own undeniable hatred for him. Their feud stretched back to when the Miller family first touched down in sunny California in 1992. Now, its 2005, Bianca's 18 and in her senior year and fate seems to be throwing the pair into each other's orbit. Not a problem since Bianca could simply ignore him as best she could, just like she'd done for the past 13 years. Right? But senior year has a way of changing things and she begins to realise avoiding Noah Reid may be harder than she thought. And there may be more to him than he lets on.

"There you go again. Letting your head get the better of you." Becca's eyes shot to his. "You can't hold back like that, not if you want it to feel real." Her cheeks felt like they were on fire. Yes, she'd stopped. She knew. But he spoke like it was so simple, like she was just some amateur afraid of the stage. He had no clue what this felt like, that it wasn't the scene that made her chest tight. It was looking at him. She put a full foot of distance between them. "I know how to act, Boris!" He stood there, unmoved. "Then show me." Her nails dug into her palms. No. She wasn't going to let him break her. She pulled her shoulders back, took a breath, and planted her feet. "Fine," she bit out. "This time...I'll finish it." ⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒ When Becca Morgan walked through the doors of her old high school, she never expected to get pulled back into the world of theater. She also didn't expect Boris an intense and incredibly talented 18-year-old senior who gets under her skin. A single rehearsal is all it takes for things to get complicated, blurring the lines between the roles they're playing and the people they're becoming. 🎭 𝕀𝕤 𝕚𝕥 𝕙𝕚𝕞 𝕀'𝕞 𝕕𝕣𝕒𝕨𝕟 𝕥𝕠...𝕠𝕣 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕘𝕚𝕣𝕝 𝕀 𝕦𝕤𝕖𝕕 𝕥𝕠 𝕓𝕖, 𝕞𝕚𝕣𝕣𝕠𝕣𝕖𝕕 𝕚𝕟 𝕙𝕚𝕞? It goes much deeper than just desire. At its heart, the story is about the ache of getting older, wondering where the time went. It's about the messy, complicated search to find yourself again. ⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒

Emmy just moved across the country, she feels lonely and doesn't have anything to do except reading in her room. Little did she know everything was about to change

Max Thatcher has lived in six different places in six years. He's learned not to need too much, not to trust too fast, and not to let things matter more than he can afford to lose them. Maple-Ridge is just the latest stop - or so he tells himself, until a summer job at Rhode's Brew, an over-extracted espresso, and a boy named Mason Rhodes start quietly dismantling everything he's built. But this isn't just Max's story. It's Riley's too - the girl who holds everyone together while her own world quietly fractures, who has a Germany application open on her laptop that she can't quite bring herself to submit, who is learning that leaving isn't the same as abandonment. It's Phoebe's, sharpest person in any room, running for student body president against an opponent who fights dirty and discovering that winning isn't the hardest part - it's what you do with the power once you have it. It's Philip's, seventeen months into grief that has no clean ending, learning to carry Luke's name out loud. And it's Easton's, the sunshine of every room he enters, exhausted by the performance of it, discovering through a late-night phone call that the brother he's been measured against all his life has been carrying the same weight. Set across one senior year in Maple-Ridge - from a first shift at a coffee shop to a graduation stage in June - The Things We Carry is a story about found family, first love, and the specific courage it takes to let people see you before you're ready. It's about the things we inherit from the people who hurt us, and the things we choose to build instead. It's about grief as legacy, love as a verb before it becomes a noun, and the ordinary Tuesdays that turn out to be the ones that matter most. And it's about six people on a bleacher in golden hour, not trying to make a moment, making one anyway.

A simple story about two high school girls who faced some not so simple obstacles and problems. Cassidy Hale and Alexandra Lee were the tennis team captains for their senior year of high school. It was actually really straightforward. Cassidy was a closeted bisexual who had a crush on her co-captain. But sometimes secrets get leaked and lies get shared. High school was a scary place after all. It left Cassidy questioning her loyalties and who really had her back. (gxg) Started: 4/13/21

After an unforgettable summer filled with late-night beach walks and stolen glances under the stars, Rose never thought she'd see Andrew again. Their chance meeting on vacation had been like something out of a dream-a season that shimmered with possibility, only to end too soon when she had to leave without his number. When school starts, Rose's heart nearly stops as she catches sight of him in the gym, his laughter echoing across the court. Andrew goes to her school! And yet, he's always surrounded by friends, a world apart from the quiet beach days they shared. Shy and uncertain, Rose decides it's safer to watch him from a distance than risk the heartbreak of rejection. As the days pass, and with each glance he seems to catch her gaze, Rose begins to wonder if he remembers her too. Could the spark that started on those sunlit shores still be waiting to ignite? Or will Rose let her fears keep her from a love story waiting just beyond her reach?