The story follows a young woman named Diana, who leaves her comfortable, urban life in Istanbul to return to her hometown after the sudden death of her mother.
The story revolves around a group of students who form an exclusive club dedicated to their shared passion for reading. In a high school environment often dominated by social status, sports, or romance, these characters find a sanctuary in their books.
The story follows a young boy named Jimi, who is imaginative and prone to viewing the world through a lens of wonder and slight exaggeration. In this adventure, Jimi encounters a "giant" at his school—a figure who is intimidating, imposing, and has a very noticeable, thick mustache.
The title, Definitely Love, plays on the uncertainty often felt by teenagers when they are trying to figure out if what they are experiencing is a fleeting crush or the real deal. It follows the protagonist as she navigates the confusing signals, unexpected romantic encounters, and emotional highs and lows typical of high school life.
The title Green Card is used as a metaphor for a "pass" or "access" into a specific social group. The story follows a protagonist who desires to be part of a "cool" or popular crowd at school. To gain this metaphorical "green card," the character feels pressured to change their appearance, habits, and even their values.
The protagonist is a girl whose life revolves around her passion for badminton. Her world is divided between her intense training sessions, her school responsibilities, and her growing interest in a boy who is also involved in the sport.
The narrative explores the contrast between the "curated" version of oneself online versus the messy, authentic version of oneself in real life. When Kayla goes on a school camping trip, the lack of digital distractions forces her to deal with personal insecurities, friendship tensions, and burgeoning romantic feelings that she can no longer hide behind a tweet.
The story follows a high school girl navigating the complexities of romance. Much like a marshmallow, the relationships in the book are depicted as sweet but delicate—easily influenced by external factors like misunderstandings, peer pressure, and the typical drama of teenage life.