Teenliterature Stories

Hidden in the depths of California, is St. Judes. Hidden in plain sight, a school for supernatural children and beings. Is this a refuge or a danger... Maybe both. Read more now! Please do not read if you're sensitive to thoughts of suicide or content like deaths, I'd suggest you read a lighter story!

"Breaking the Surface" is a heartfelt poetry series that explores the often-overlooked struggles of teenage life. Through relatable and honest verses, it captures the ups and downs of growing up, reminding young people that their feelings matter. I want them to know I'm always here to support anyone dealing with these struggles.

One day is all Princess Aurelie has left. In just one day, she needs to survive her curse and get out of her tower so she can become the leader of her people. So the game begins, and the stakes increase as each new character comes into play, the nobility of the kingdom vying for power or influence as they move in and out of the tower, while the door always remains shut to the princess. It is only through the search for truth and the revelation of her own power that Aurelie will find the keys that could finally unlock that door-and her destiny. But first, she must decide: Is she willing to pay the cost? This fairy tale retelling, set in Medieval France, is the beginning of a gripping four-part saga in which love and self-liberation are more powerful than any prison of sand or spell or stone.

Charlotte Carlson is a self-proclaimed brainiac who has never had any luck with the guys. When her friend Layne brings her to a party at the most popular guy in school's house, her world is turned upside down by Jason Oberlin.

~Weeklyish updates ~ The last time Jay Barlow saw his brother and father, he was 12. When his parents had divorced, he'd moved to a bigger city and lived with his mom. And now, five years later, since his mother had died of cancer, he was to come back to Cloverville to live with his dad and his jerk brother Dom. He didn't remember much about Dom, but he did remember he was a jerk. He was the very definition of a jerk. Jay doesn't have high expectations for Cloverville. To him, this is just for a few years until he can graduate and go to University. He hadn't realized that a certain blond girl would change his mind...

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

I wrote an original poem about a made up girl named ivy black a few years ago and decided to do a novelization of the poem. Will post the original Poem.

I have quite an interesting family history, and I wanted to share it with you. My family's actual names aren't said, and are replaced with the first letter of their names, for privacy reasons. As I recall all these memories, I am very fond of them. It's funny to think of the past, even though you can't remember exactly how you felt at that time, but you remember what happened. I hope you enjoy reading about my life.

This story was a dream of mine I wrote down (aided but some poetic license). If I receive enough positive feed back I will create more to the story and keep you all entertained! Constructive criticism is always appreciated. To all who read this, I am so honored to have caught your attention I sincerely thank you.

A short story about a girl named Luna and sad yet beautiful moment in time.

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?

A book of poems by a teenager

Finley sees monochrome in a world where A-Spectrums begin their fight for domination for what's called a "normal" visual spectrum. Those who are deemed "abnormal" are made to fight for their freedom to see spectrums ranging from infrared to ultraviolet.

"Life is unfair. Some people happen to be punished for no reasons. I am one of them. My whole childhood has been destroyed by one man. A man I trusted and loved. My own father. After that, I kept thinking I deserved this in some way, I kept thinking I was meant to be broken and sad all my life until I crossed paths with an unexpected guy. Now, I start to feel like everything was meant to be..."

When thirteen year old prim and proper Prissy returns home on summer break from her fancy boarding school for the first time since she was two, she is flabbergasted by the endless struggles of outlandish colours and people. She struggling to get along with her goofy and dim father, her ditzy and superficial step-mother, and her altogether normal "step-brother" Jack. I'm going to attempt to update once a week, but don't bully me if I don't lmao.

A letter to no one, in which a fictional teenage girl weighs her options and writes down how she's come to the conclusion that she must run away from home.

He placed a golden locket with one half of a broken heart on my palm "A broken heart?" I asked him, tears brimming my eyes. "No" he smiled, looking lost. "It's a piece of my heart and it will always remain with you."

"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."

Unknowing why her family is moving from north Minnesota to south Mississippi. Kate Katherine and her mom and dad Cay and Ty Stone are in over their head for something insane. As Kate, a 17-year-old goes about making friends and exploring her new surroundings in her newfound town. Finds a Key. But now just any key. But a key that could change everything as she knows it. Only time can tell what happens to Kate and her family. Now let's see where this adventure starts.