Autisticrepresentation Stories

this story is about a shy girl who falls in love with a weird boy but in her eyes he's the most perfect guy she could ever ask for

Ash and Samantha have survived distance, silence, and all the unspoken things between them - but echoes don't disappear just because you stop listening. They linger. They repeat. They grow louder when you try to push them down. In Echoes We Keep, the third book of Sketchbook Hearts, both Ash and Samantha are finally forced to face the emotional aftermath of everything they left unsaid. Old insecurities return, friendships shift, and the weight of their connection becomes impossible to ignore. And somewhere between the echoes of what hurt and the hope of what could be... something finally changes. A story about healing, forgiveness, emotional honesty, and two people trying - really trying - to meet each other in the middle.

Two artists. One sketchbook. A story about finding connection in a world that never felt built for you. Ash Lyren never planned to stand out. He prefers life behind the scenes - sketching stories, storyboarding dreams, and watching the world through a lens only he understands. Autistic, asexual, and quietly creative, Ash finds order in a life that rarely makes sense. Samantha Pyrel, on the other hand, shines where he fades. Artistic, witty, and secretly unsure of her place, she hides behind smiles and sketchbook pages of her own. When their worlds collide at Eastview High, what begins as a quiet friendship becomes something deeper - two artists learning to be seen for who they are, and to see each other beyond the noise. A story about art, identity, belonging, and the courage it takes to begin - because every connection, like every story, has to start somewhere.

Selena has spent her life surviving. From the night her father, Patrick, took everything from her... To the years she spent homeless, broken, and trying to rebuild a life for her son, Anthony, who sees the world in ways she's still learning to understand... Love was never something Selena believed she'd find again. Until one night changed everything. A last-minute concert. A voice from her past. And a woman she never expected to meet-Christina, the artist whose music once held her together when her world was falling apart. But when the same past Selena tried to bury shows up at her front door... alive and unapologetic... She's forced to confront the pain she never healed from. And in the middle of it all- Christina becomes more than just a voice. She becomes a feeling. A connection. A chance. But can Selena open her heart to love... When it's still haunted by everything she's lost? Or will the echoes of her past silence the one thing that could finally set her free? "Some songs don't just play... they remember."

Ash and Samantha have spent years finding their way to each other - through silence, distance, fear, and everything left unsaid. Now, in Pages Yet Unwritten, the final book of Sketchbook Hearts, they stand on the edge of what comes next. No more almosts. No more hesitation. As their world begins to shift beyond the familiar walls of school, they are forced to face a different kind of uncertainty - not whether they belong together, but what their future looks like when everything else begins to change. Surrounded by the people who shaped them, and the memories that built them, Ash and Samantha must learn that growing up doesn't mean leaving everything behind... but choosing what you carry forward. A story about love without conditions, identity without fear, and the quiet courage it takes to step into the unknown.

Ash and Samantha made it through the beginning - the sketches, the connection, the quiet moments neither of them expected. But beginnings are simple. It's what comes after that gets difficult. In What We Don't Say, the second book of Sketchbook Hearts, Ash finds himself retreating further into his art as the world grows louder around him, while Samantha learns how heavy unspoken feelings can become. Misunderstandings deepen, friendships shift, and the lines between fear and honesty blur. As shadows stretch between them - created not by malice but by silence - both must decide what they're willing to reveal, and what they're afraid to lose. A story about communication, vulnerability, emotional distance, and the weight of words unspoken.

Safe to say Robin had no luck when it came to her love life, she really didn't have much luck with anything. She never had time to worry about that with the thousands of thoughts that floated around in her head, thats when she met the most stuck up girl in Hawkins, Nancy wheeler.

I LOVE THESE BOOKS SO GOD DAM MUCH, I NEED TO RANT. (I did not write don't let the forest in or hazelthorn. I wish I did though) (Previously known as just DONT LET THE FOREST IN, this book will now include hazelthorn, another book by the same author) (THE COVER IS FROM DONT LET THE FOREST IN)