Young Adult books
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Before you lose yourself
Sidharth · 3 chapters · 50/50 pages
Alex is an ordinary college student navigating the familiar rhythms of campus life—attending classes, laughing with friends, dreaming of a future filled with purpose and joy. But everything shifts when he meets Mia. From the moment their paths cross, Alex becomes utterly consumed by her presence. He waits anxiously for her replies, spends sleepless nights crafting the perfect message, and begins to neglect his studies, friendships, and even his own aspirations. What starts as affection curdles into obsession—each delayed response a wound, each silence a storm of self-doubt. In the name of love, he surrenders his happiness, his confidence, and his sense of self, believing that to be worthy of her, he must disappear into her orbit. Then, one day, the illusion shatters. A sudden, unexpected event—perhaps a betrayal, a disappearance, or a quiet, devastating realization—forces Alex to confront the wreckage he’s made of his life. Alone and trembling with shame and sorrow, he begins to look inward. He remembers the friends he pushed away, the dreams he shelved, the quiet pride his parents once held for him—not because he was perfect, but because he was trying. Slowly, painfully, he starts to rebuild: returning to his books, reconnecting with those who truly care, learning to value himself not as Mia’s shadow, but as a person with his own voice, worth, and boundaries. Through this journey, he learns a hard-won truth: loving someone deeply should never mean losing yourself. The person who truly loves you will never ask you to forget who you are. This is not merely a romance. It is a resonant, emotionally charged portrait of modern love in the digital age—where validation is sought in notifications, self-worth is measured in likes, and the line between devotion and self-erasure blur all too easily. Alex’s story speaks to the silent struggles of today’s youth: the anxiety of constant connection, the pressure to perform affection online, the loneliness that can grow even in the midst of endless communication. It examines how love, when untethered from self-respect, can become a kind of hunger that devours the soul. Yet, it also offers hope—not through grand gestures, but through the quiet, courageous act of choosing oneself again. What makes this book distinctive is its unflinching honesty and intimate psychological depth. Rather than vilifying love or technology, it explores how both can become mirrors for our deepest insecurities—and how healing begins not with finding the perfect partner, but with reclaiming the self we abandoned in pursuit of them. The tone is dramatic yet tender, immersive and reflective, inviting readers not just to witness Alex’s fall and rise, but to recognize their own reflections in his silence, his longing, and ultimately, his hard-fought return to wholeness. This is a story for anyone who has ever loved too fiercely, lost themselves in someone else’s eyes, and had to learn, slowly, how to come home to themselves.
“The Days We Called Ours”
Nirmal Kumar Murmu · 3 chapters · 35/50 pages
When I am in class 6 , I had a crush in someone, and when I was in 9 I proposed her and she accept me. And our story was started. We had a great fight.but we figure out and loving each other.. we can't meet because of We are in our home.. After we passed class 10 board exam , we changed our school and move to another City. Then we start dating and many more things.. we meet all days.. and we choose our hostels in same area.. we enjoyed our days.. but one day she left me
The unfinished story
Ayushi Raghuvanshi · 3 chapters · 29/50 pages
A story of 2 people which will become love story after their separation
THE SCROLL OF ORDINATION
BALOGUN OLUWALOSEYI · 3 chapters · 10/10 pages
THE SCROLL OF ORDINATION Discovering What Heaven Has Written Concerning Your Life and Fulfilling Your Divine Assignment
Wouldn't dream of it Judy
Nilxy · 20 chapters · 51/50 pages
Slowburn,friends to lovers football fanfic about Jude Bellingham and Erling Haaland during their time at Borrusia Dortmund. It starts when Jude first joins at 17 and he's obviously new and overthinking about it. Jude is stubborn,fiery tempered but an overthinker and hides all the insecurities under a tough facade. Erling is strong, tall and tough guy who's naturally funny and popular among other players but also nice. He's the more "dominant" in his and Jude’s relationship and can be jealous or a bit possessive . There should be no explicit sex scenes but makeouts,kisses,hickeys and all that is okay. Fanfic should be long, about an atleast 20 chapters and it should have happy endings,lot of funny and sweet moments but also tension and hot scenes later on. It should include football games in Bundesliga,trenings,bus rides, injuries (Jude would maybe one time get hurt during the game and Erling would be all protective ) It should include Jude getting drunk for the first time later and loosing his mind,great tension beetwen jude and Erling, Erling calling Jude Judy,later giving him hickeys-that should be written detailed and just a bunch of sweet and funny moments beetwen them two and other teammates,maybe even Jude brother Jobe being suspicious of Erling
AI for Beginners
Nilanjan Chatterjee · 3 chapters · 12/12 pages
Explain artificial intelligence in simple language and show readers how to use AI safely and practically
Drowning in revenge or love?
mantasha kalra · 5 chapters · 37/50 pages
I want a billionaire political hinglish suspense story for indian readers It must be full of be dark romance, obsession, slow confessions many characters with depths and secrets Female lead wants to take revenge on male leads fathers for a human trafficking kidnapping when she was just 20 years old now she is 27 years old and is on a mission to break male leads family by making male Lead fall and marry him.. In love with her slowly but she will fall in love with him too and he will be the inky untouchable person in her revenge game Male lead name : Advit Goenka His father - Ranvir Goenka His mother - Naina Goenka His sister - Shanaya Goenka His brother - Atharva Goenka His chacha - Randhir Goenka His chachi - Shilpa Goenka His cousin brother - Ayan Goenka His cousin sister - Amisha Goenka His best friend- Armaan Malhotra His PA - Kabir Female lead : Zaina Rathore Her father - Harsh Rathore Her mother - Tanya Rathore Her best friend - Mehar Ahuja and Rihaan Singhania Advit Chief minister is very serious about security she is all chaos.. He is calculative smart and secure.. mature and doesn’t allow any bad thing cross him.. controls nation is powerful in india as well as internationally Is CEO of Goenka Group Plot is - ziana was kidnapped when she was 20 years old and was saved by a man whom she doesn’t recognise (Advit) She was kidnapped for human trafficking and was in line .. before her 24 girls she was 25th the last one.. but before she could be sold she was saved by a man.. she is now back after 7 years to take revenge on Goenka’s as her sources confirmed while she was in london for 7 years that Goenka’s were involved but she fell in love with Advit unknowingly he was the one who saved her.. she is here to take revenge on Ranvir and Randhir goenka as their names were involved she vowed to destroy them.. she wanted to make Advit fall in love and she would use him as a shield later .. advit unware about her intentions genuinely falls in love.. Make this romantic Funny Hinglish Love obsession Secrets Political Betrayal revenge Fall harder Dark romance Updated notes
the youth with a lion's heart.
Arrey Frederick · 3 chapters · 30/50 pages
write be a book for all youths in general but Christian youths in particular on the topic the youth with a lion's heart. the book should address wiles affecting youths in school and society. it should have reraly world exaples, biblical examples and fun stories. use josesh, samuel, jesus and others as example. use bible scriptures.
Communication That Saves Relationships
Ebenezer Jones · 3 chapters · 29/50 pages
A practical, no-fluff guide that teaches readers how to communicate in ways that build trust instead of eroding it. Covers listening, conflict, difficult conversations, repair after damage, and daily habits — for romantic relationships, family, and friendships. Blends real-life scenarios, simple frameworks, and actionable exercises rather than vague motivational advice.
english
Prabhudeva P · 3 chapters · 29/49 pages
speaking