A psychological novel that will make you realize just how much one life can be worth. Two boys, complete opposites, cross paths in a hospital. Kowalski, a smoker with suicidal tendencies, and Quillen, an anorexic fighting for his life. Will the 16-year-old Quillen be able to change Kowalskis view of the world and discourage him from repeating his suicide attempt? Or will it end the way it started? Or is the true ending far from all this? A book suitable for those who have or are currently faced with suicidal thoughts, self-harm, addiction, or feeling lost and alone in this world; or just wish to read some heartbreaking (but hope-giving) drama :)

All our dreams tell us their story, which is probably the answer to your everyday questions. In this book, you will encounter my personal nightmare, which has prevented me from living in peace for days. But as scary as he was to me, it was the push to come and live my life, not just exist like before. You will meet Annette, who is seemingly harmless and very sweet, but in the end you will definitely regret meeting her and you will beg to save your life from that psychopath. Be mindful of the ominous warning signals she drops, like eerie bells tolling, indicating that appearances are often deceiving.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . In this world, mankind thrives for success, for prosperity, and for being at the top. Just be better than everyone else. Fighting a lonely battle just to feed your ego. But what no one tells you is that every light is just a facade.

In the aftermath of a cataclysmic magical storm, society collapsed, giving rise to a world without order. The once-ordinary survivors find themselves in a place now free from old boundaries and rules, where magic had evolved, becoming unpredictable, dangerous, and omnipresent. As they struggle to survive and create their own communities, dark forces born from the very fabric of reality seek to reclaim the world, threatening to consume everything. Amidst the chaos, the characters explore their own identities, fighting not only for their lives but also for the chance to redefine themselves and, ultimately, for the future of all that remains.

Have you ever felt "one-sided" love? The one that you live alone, through your imagination? I did, many times. In this book I travel back in time to my first crush. And I ask myself, why did I like him so much? And then I do the same with all the other guys who once lived rent-free in my head on my 30 years alive. These pages are my attempt to understand how my neurodivergent mind functions in relation to romantic love, emotions, identity, and communication. My words meant nothing more than my own feelings and ideas (expressed for the first time). Its liberation ritual for me; when I finish it, I hope to have the courage to express my feelings freely. This book is about me, an autistic person who is trying to unmask herself and discover who she is, what she likes and what she needs. I send a big hug to anyone who can relate.

In a world torn apart by hatred and fear, Selene finds herself involved with a group of outcast mages on a mission to fulfill an ancient prophecy. Desperate to end the power imbalance between mages and fae, Selene takes part in their plans to kidnap the evil fae kings heir, Atlas - the moon mage foretold by the prophecy. As they flee through the lands, emotions boil over when both Selene and Atlas are forced to confront what they think they know and start toeing a fine line between hatred, mutual understanding, and attraction. When time starts running out and they uncover more about their powers and each other, they are soon forced to accept that maybe not everything is as they believed.

Dear Mario, I was three weeks in Korea where I wrote a daily loveletter for you. I know I should have told you everything before, but I couldn't. In the distance I knew what to say. Please read everything and don't... Love, Wimmsi