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They say I carry the name 'Sarutobi,' but let's be real, most people would deny it. Maybe that's why I'm a little different from your typical shinobi. I've got this chakra that sizzles, a bō staff that knows how to make an entrance, and a smile that entices everyone. I didn't come from Konoha, but I sure as hell found a home there. Team 10's my squad, Naruto's my brother in all but blood, and my grandpa? He believed in me when no one else would. But when a strange symbol catches my eye, I can't ignore the pull. It's not just a mysteryーit's a calling. And I've got a feeling it's about to turn everything I thought I knew on its head. So if you're looking for a story full of wild adventures, cards up my sleeve, and the truth hidden in plain sight... stick around. Cause trust me, things are about to get really interesting. Laissez les bon temps rouler, mon ami

At East Briar High, six teenagers are just trying to survive their own lives - grief, pressure, loneliness, expectations, and secrets they don't dare say out loud. Lyra, the quiet girl with too many feelings and a voice she's afraid to use. Blu, the exhausted guitarist carrying more weight than any seventeen‑year‑old should. Jade, the sharp‑tongued bassist who loves harder than she admits. Uche, the drummer who hides his fear behind jokes and volume. Austin, the producer who sees music the way other people see color. Ski, the keyboardist who's spent years trying to disappear. They're strangers - orbiting the same school, the same hallways, the same pain - until the day everything falls apart. When the school's official band quits hours before the pep rally, the six of them are thrown together in a desperate attempt to save the event. What starts as a chaotic, accidental performance becomes something none of them expected: A spark. A sound. A beginning. Unofficially, that's the moment the band forms. Officially? It happens when Lyra convinces them to enter Battle of the Bands, where the grand prize is $100,000 and a record deal - the kind of money that could change all their lives. The kind of chance you don't walk away from. But forming a band is the easy part. Staying one? That's where everything gets messy. Between rising tensions, old wounds, new crushes, clashing personalities, and the pressure of the competition, the six of them are forced to face the parts of themselves they've spent years avoiding. They start as strangers. They become something like friends. And by the end - through the music, the chaos, the heartbreak, and the healing - they might just become a family. If they don't fall apart first.

****2025 Pride Awards Shortlisted!!**** When Miles's long-time hater wants help experimenting with "playing for the other team" on the DL, Miles is surprisingly here for it. The problem? Miles's best friend is definitely not. ___ Miles Green has been out of the closet since sixth grade, and hasn't really thought twice about it. He's popular and gets invited to every party, so practically no one bothers him. Except for James, who goes out of his way to show how much he despises Miles's existence. So imagine Miles's surprise when James kisses him. Or when James says it wasn't a drunken mistake but an experiment in his sexuality - a dilemma that James needs Miles's help with. As Miles and James grow closer, it sparks jealousy in Miles's best friend, catching Miles off-guard. Why would Harlow be jealous, especially when there was nothing but friendship between them? It was all platonic. Right? ___ AMAZING cover by @-DeeIsDead-

In a world shaped by gods, power is both a gift and a curse. Aurora lives on the edge of Tulsi, a woodland realm that still breathes despite the creeping shadow of industry. When she discovers a book that reveals the true story of Gargadian, a man who made himself a god, she is forced to confront the changing world around her-and the danger that lurks in its shadows. Amid whispers of magic, lost histories, and forbidden lands, one choice could alter everything. But some truths are more dangerous than lies...

When a housewarming gift turns out to be a dragon egg, fourteen-year-old Joey Miller does what any reasonable person would do: he starts filming. What follows is six months of documentation. There is Booger - a Northern Reach drake with charcoal scales and eyes that make their own light. There is the Roomba he has decided requires an escort. There is a measurement log, a community that forms in the comment section, and a father who expresses love entirely through infrastructure. Told through vlog entries and comments. Updated every Wednesday and Friday.

In a world where mana flows through all things, those who can wield it are known as mancers-warriors capable of shaping the elements and standing against the darkness that threatens humanity. Polan is the son of legends. His parents were among the greatest mancers, heroes who gave their lives to save the city from a catastrophic calamity. Their names are carved in stone. Their legacy, untouchable. Now, at sixteen, Polan enters the academy where future mancers are forged-carrying expectations he never asked for. But while others rise with confidence, Polan struggles to keep up. As friendships form and paths begin to diverge, something beneath the surface starts to fracture. A hidden truth. A distortion in fate itself. And when reality begins to break- Polan will be forced to confront a question no one else can answer: What if he was never meant to be the hero?

The Long Awaited Sequel To 'If Walls Could Talk'. Louis Stan knows how to disappear. Into silence. Into routine. Into the thin walls of an apartment building that remembers everything he's trying to forget. After the death of his aunt, the world keeps moving without him, and Louis learns that surviving is quieter than living. Much harder, too. With his future more unstable than ever, Louis is forced to confront the truth he's been avoiding: healing isn't linear, love doesn't fix what's broken, and numbness is its own addiction. Every step forward does pose a threat-but standing still may well be worse. Louis will have to choose what to carry forward-and what to leave behind.

In a haze of loneliness and forgotten memories, a young girl finds comfort in a mysterious presence that blooms into an unlikely friendship which draws her closer to reality -until it begins to fade, forcing her to choose between holding on and letting go.

"What if you were given a second chance... to fix everything you lost?" After losing the person who meant the most to him, he wakes up in a time where everything hasn't fallen apart yet. Same people. Same memories. But this time he knows how it all ends. Will he be able to change the future... or will he make the same mistakes again?

Clover Lormone, a girl seeking solace after her mother's death, enrols in an elite boarding school to escape her grief-stricken past. Amidst the opulence and social hierarchies of her new environment, she becomes entangled with the school's most popular boy. As their relationship unfolds, Clover grapples with her identity, the complexities of social status and privilege, and the challenges of fitting into a world that feels both alluring and alienating.

After a devastating accident claims the life of her family, Azalie Kaioh transfers to Seirin High and moves in with the aunt she barely knows. Once known as a promising basketball prodigy during her years at Teikō Middle School, Azalie now refuses to step onto the court. The game that once gave her purpose only reminds her of everything she lost. Determined to keep her distance from basketball, Azalie plans to quietly survive high school-until she collides with Seirin's explosive ace, Taiga Kagami. Loud, stubborn, and relentlessly passionate about the game, Kagami represents everything Azalie has tried to bury. Reluctantly drawn into Seirin's journey toward the national championship alongside the enigmatic Tetsuya Kuroko, Azalie begins to rediscover the rhythm of the court through the team's determination and Kagami's fierce drive. But Kagami isn't someone who gives up easily-especially when he sees the fire Azalie is trying so hard to hide. As Seirin fights its way through Japan's fiercest teams, Azalie must confront the shadows of her past and decide whether she will remain a spectator... or return to the game that once defined her heart. And somewhere between rivalry, healing, and victory, a bond ignites between the quiet girl who fears the court and the boy known as Seirin's Tiger. Because sometimes the only way out of the shadows... is to run back into the light.

The Caring Soul is a 126-chapter journey through the life of Kaylee Rose Johnson - from her very first word ("help") to her final breath at age 90. Told with warmth, honesty, and emotional depth, this story explores what it means to care for others while learning to care for yourself. Kaylee's life unfolds in eight parts, each with its own glow: • 🌱 The Early Glow - childhood kindness and first friendships • 🌤 The Turning Years - school days, heartbreaks, and hard lessons • 🔥 The Defining Years - teenage struggles and self-discovery • 💡 The Constant Light - love, career, and finding purpose • 💞 The Sheltering Heart - motherhood and emotional resilience • 🌿 The Renewed Spirit - transformation and healing • 🕯 The Guiding Light - wisdom, legacy, and mentoring • 🌅 The Everlasting Light - closure, memory, and peace Along the way, Kaylee faces betrayal, burnout, beauty, and bravery - all while holding onto her caring soul. Written by Honey Hint (age 14!), this story is for anyone who's ever felt too much, helped too hard, or loved too deeply. Themes: 💛 Kindness with boundaries 🌸 Growing up through hard times 🌟 Self-care and legacy 🫶 Everyone is beautiful and valuable New chapters posted weekly - come grow with Kaylee.

Being Puddleglum's daughter is a life sentence. Stormey's not only an outcast; she's also indelibly marked. Even though she had to grow up without her father, at least she had his stories that nurtured a longing for adventure within her. When Stormey leaves the marsh to find her dad, she uncovers the hidden talent of the marsh-wiggles. But a changeling fairy with ties to Jill Pole's boarding school 'Experiment House' helps a gnome awaken an all too familiar Witch who's still hungry for the throne. If Stormey doesn't find a way to discover what makes her special, Narnia's fate will be forever changed. Return to Narnia during the time after 'The Silver Chair' and before the 'The Last Battle'.

Set in the year 1995, somewhere deep in the woods of Pennsylvania, there is a center for troubled young girls who have lost their way and need help finding it back. Rockport Academy, as described in their compelling brochure, prides itself in turning misdirected teenagers into healthy, productive, and well-adjusted members of society through controversial methods. The novel follows the journey of five young girls, each with varying upbringings, traumas, and personalities, through their time at the Academy and beyond. A modern re-telling of Little Women, Jo, Amy, Beth, and Megan, all find themselves in a peculiar situation, and through they have had their differences between one another in the beginning, form a bond through the disappearance of fourteen-year-old Evie, after coming to find out the secrets that go beyond the gray-painted walls of Rockport Academy. Whoever these girls once were outside of the Academy matters not, for they will be forever changed through their interactions with one another as pain unseals itself slowly over the course of several weeks, forming a bond between these girls that will last them a lifetime (or a few more)...

⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 " I had a perfect plan, but after seeing those eyes. I didn't seem that perfect after all." · · ─ ·ʚɞ· ─ · · Yoon Seyoung had it all planned out: get the grades, get the credibility, be that girl. It was a perfect, calculated future, and she liked it that way,knowing she was in control. All that changed when she met the eyes of a boy,sunshine, loud yet gentle-Eom Seonghyeon. And it hit her that maybe her plan wasn't perfect after all. 🧸ִ ࣪𖤐.ᐟ #6 out of of 1000 in #comingofage

We didn't grow up in a broken home. Not the kind people point at and whisper about. From the outside, everything looked normal. A father in the house. Children laughing. Doors still on their hinges. But inside those walls, love was a thing we had to earn. We learned to read moods like weather. To quiet our voices. To hold our breath whenever his footsteps came down the hallway. Some days, he was warm. Other days, he was a storm we didn't deserve. So we held each other-me and my siblings-learning to grow soft in a place that tried to make us hard. This is the story of a daughter who asked: "Why didn't you love us the way you were supposed to?" And the silence that answered her. ------

English Version What can a 16-year-old boy with a staff, a big brute who constantly gets into trouble, and a young mage who doesn't even understand her own powers do in the middle of a war between Kazan and Raiden, the two greatest empires in the world? In the Stray's Refuge - a place forgotten by the powerful, where only those with nothing left remain - three children fight just to survive. Aka, a boy with red eyes and an unyielding heart, believes he is just an ordinary person... but within him lies a secret capable of changing the course of the war. Netsu, a hot-tempered brute driven by a strong sense of justice and protection. And Saori, the quiet flame that keeps the group together even in the midst of misery - her fragile appearance being the exact opposite of her true strength. A life of hunger, pain, and the need to move forward has forged their bodies... and their sense of justice. Because, in this world, no one wins alone. And this... is everyone's fight.

I used to sit by the window every day, watching a world I never felt part of. My name is Elian. I was used to silence. used to people leaving. used to holding onto things i never said. until one day- someone sat beside me. their name was Luna. they didn't try to fix me. they didn't ask me to explain. they just stayed. and somehow, the anger I carried for so long started to fade. because I finally understood- "It's hard to be mad, when you're part of something big." this is a story about quiet healing, about finding where you belong, and learning that sometimes... the hardest part is finally letting go of the window.