Teenliterature Stories

silver o'sullivan had been a little odd ever since she was born and her parents gave her that silly name.

"Jangan egois, mau sebaik apapun pendapat orang lain, kalau hati kita berkata TIDAK, jangan paksa untuk mengIYAkan".

spin-off of "him"

Short poems and stories that I wrote. This is the result of me being bored because why not? Most of these, I actually wrote for school. Don't tell anyone. Started: 01/04/24 Finished: TBD

Curtis Shaker lives on a desert-like planet and he longs to discover the rest of the Galaxy. He knows this is only a dream and that he cannot really ever leave Garnia. Only one day a mysterious girl comes to see him and tells him of a past he has forgotten. She offers him a chance. One chance. Will he take it?

Raven is a teen girl who writes poem related to her reason being upset. 🌠

After losing both of her parents, Evelyn moves to Seattle, Washington to live with her older brother. There she meets Luke, a skater boy, who keeps to himself

Cursed Souls is a voice for the lost, the quiet, and the ones who pretend they're fine when they're breaking inside. It's a book made of shadows and truths - where every story carries a heartbeat that's been ignored for too long. These pages don't hide the pain, the loneliness, or the fight to feel seen; they reveal it, raw and unfiltered. I wrote this for every teenager who feels cursed by their own thoughts, who wonders if anyone else feels the same storm inside. Read it. Feel it. Speak back. Because Cursed Souls isn't just a book - it's a reflection of all the hearts trying to find their light through the darkness.

This is the second book to The Unforgivable. Alexander Kingston wakes up after his accident that left him with severe memory loss. He has forgotten the past few years of his life including memories of his relationship but his heart still beats for Mia. She on the other hand has found a new lover and hopes to leave Alexander in the past. His recent injury forces them to work closely together to keep Kingston Corporation alive. Will this opportunity help them rekindle their love and finally allow them to get their happy ending or will the pain from the past forever separate them? #58 in ChickLit on 06/22/17!!!!!

Rachel is all set to enter university, make new friends and rock and roll! However, little does she know the rollercoaster ride her life will turn into upon making four new best friends, Chelsea, John and Smith. Everything seems alright at first, but what will happen when she develops feelings for a certain someone? Will she try her level best to make him fall in love? Will she give up? Or will she put friendship before love or vice versa? Meanwhile, what happens in the background? Want to know more? Watch this space and follow @xxstellastewartxx💖💖

It all began with a rumor: an Indian girl who sang with the voice of an angel. A tiny girl, perhaps only nine years old. No one believed it at first, but the rumor persisted. Finally one day a runner arrived bringing news... And so the journey of the woman and the girl-Sister Mãe da Doçura and Yema, the Caeté Indian child acclaimed as The Cantora-begins to unfold as perilous circumstance compels them to become agents of fate, changing the destinies of all who cross their path. The setting for The Cantora is coastal Brazil during the early 1500s, in the colonial town of Luís, a shipping port for the brutal and lucrative dyewood trade. Many Indians and Africans are enslaved at the port, and the Indians, afflicted with European diseases, are perishing by the hundreds. A village priest discovers an Indian child with a magical voice, and he allows her to sing the Latin Mass. The regional bishop assigns the girl to Sister Doçura with the intention of making the child singer a ward of the Church. The child is also treasured by her tribe as a mystical Tuguy Kuñã (Blood Woman). The bishop summons The Vatican's Consilium de Virtutibus (The Council of Miracles) to certify Yema as a The First True Miracle of The New World, but when an Indian rebellion breaks out, the Council accuses the nun and child of heresy and condemns them to death as Doçura and Yema are forced to flee for their lives. Early Praise for Paul Cohn's The Cantora "If You Enjoyed The Book Thief, You Will Fall In Love With Cantora" -Hailey Zwanzig, Illustrator, Left Hand Tree by Jay Gunter" "A Lyrically Stunning Novel... A 16th Century Jackie Evancho. 5-Stars!" -Justin Haldeman, Author of the forthcoming novel The Duke's Jubilee "The Cantora, an utterly transporting reading experience. ...immensely skilled setting and scene building... Brazil during the 1500s-a vivid life for the reader." -Carina Guiterman, Editor, Little, Brown & Company Publishers

With her parents' constant attempts to bring the house down on each other, seventeen year old Anaira decides to secure her future on her own and starts collecting money for her dream college by writing and editing tinder profiles for her needy attention seeking classmates. And since she is the best (and the only one) in the business, none of the spoilt rich brats around her mind spilling a hundred dollars for a guaranteed date. Or a casual hook up. But when pretty and popular Melanie Laurel demands her services to be set up with Liam Smith, the only guy Anaira has ever had a crush on, things get complicated. There was no way that Anaira would loose Liam to Melanie, but there was some huge money Melanie was ready to give.... Will Anaira let a bit of her present slip away for a future no one knows about yet? Or will she finally confront the feelings that have been rolling in her heart since forever? And if she does, what confirms that Liam may feel the same way about her? Guess you'll have to read to find out. Cover by the amazing @more_like_myself ----------------------- "What the hell Anaira! Why would you do this to me?" I maintained my silence, biting my lower lip uncontrollably. "I asked why?!" He shouted, I couldn't make out from his wavering voice if he was angry or just hurt or angrily hurt, but there was nothing left in me that would make me look him in the eye. "Please, tell me." Liam begged gently, I saw his right hand go up to push back his hair. I nervously lifted my head and stared right into his blue eyes, my nails drilling into the table that had been saving me from falling onto the floor. "What were the odds? That a guy like you would want to be with a girl like me?"I whispered softly, so that my head wouldn't comprehend what just escaped my lips, but loud enough for Liam to hear me. -----------------------------------------------------------------

Maybe I shouldn't live my life by the simple phrase, but "fuck it."

Meet Eli: Eli doesn't believe in love. He doesn't believe that humans are complex enough to be able to feel such a deep emotion. Meet Jenna: Jenna believes in love. She looks for it everywhere. She believes that everyone has a soulmate, and she's on a mission to find hers. Only she's not so sure what love really is. What happens when these two meet?

In the not-so-distant future lives Gwen Asymmetry, a girl who holds herself together with cigarette butts and old-fashioned love songs; after all, she’s run out of things to look forward to in the polluted settlement of China Grove City. Her friends have resorted to street-fighting and human experimentation, respectively, and after a hideous meat factory accident her reconstructed boyfriend is more machine than man (physically, anyway). Gwen plans to run away from the grime and soot of her hometown, but with the entire world in ruin, where is there left to go?

When Brad from cross-country puts his arm around Melissa Call, he becomes her whole world. But as Melissa soon learns, giving all your attention to someone else means you haven't got much left for your own needs. And when everyone else seems to have forgotten her, Melissa has to re-learn how to love the person she should have put first the entire time. Herself.

The year is 238 AED. When WWIV ended, society decided to split all people into two groups: Moderns, who were genetically modified and made beautiful, gifted in math and science and many other talents, and Obsoletes. Obsoletes were the humans of the past, believed to be untalented, plain looking, and destined to work for their wages. Alouette is different. She is an Obsolete, a 16 year old house maid working for a family of Modern aristocrats, however she is anything but untalented. Her fingers flow, that is her talent. If she ever gets the chance to sit at a piano, her fingers will fly with reckless abandon and no notes to follow. If she is given a violin, she will play until her fingers bleed. And it is beautiful. But in a world where any Obsoletes with even a hint of talent are publicly executed, how will she spark the rebellion that's brewing in her if all the other Obsoletes are too afraid to join her? That is, until she meets Jonah.

"I haven't even seen you. Ever." "I haven't seen you either." "It's weird." " I know." "We just like eachother by touching screens."