Spiraled Notebooks

Spiraled Notebooks

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Aneliese Moss and Jonathan Butler are completely different. Aneliese is dorky, nerdy, and usually pretty mellow. Jonathan is dark, cynical, and antisocial. As soon as they first lay eyes on each other, a mutual feeling of distaste establishes itself between the two. At first glance, they have absolutely nothing in common. Well... nothing except a school commute and a thing for writing. Or at least, that's what they think at first. What Aneliese doesn't know is that there's a reason Jonathan is the way he is. There's a reason that he's so broken. What Jonathan doesn't know is that there's a reason why Aneliese has such a distrust for boys. A reason why she doesn't believe in love. Follow their story of friendship and love, and eventually, finding themselves, as told through the entries of two red spiraled notebooks. ••• 1st place in The Midnight Awards (ChickLit -- 3/2019)
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How do you know when someone doesn't love you anymore? Adelaide had started to suspect that her childhood love was drifting further and further away from her. She felt like she was losing him, and so in return, she decided to lose herself in order to keep him. Jason had been her safety net ever since she was 11 years old in a brand new town and life. He became her start, and her end. And so when Jason gets a golden opportunity that requires him to leave behind Adelaide, she's left behind with a broken heart and a bucketload of tears. Now stuck in a ratty old town where everyone knows everyone, she couldn't understand why she suddenly felt alone. Jason was starting to experience the world outside their small town, his temptations getting the best of him as he slowly started to forget his life back home. Life was changing for both of them as one individual followed temptation and adventure, while the other was left to live with half a heart. Which left them with one more question; Is your first love really worth it, even when you feel as if you aren't?

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