The story follows a protagonist who is deeply in love with someone, but for various reasons—whether due to social circles, fear of rejection, or complicated circumstances—she has to keep her feelings completely hidden.
Alice starts a new "career" as a freelance "love spy." She specializes in uncovering infidelity, helping women who suspect their partners of cheating by gathering evidence, photos, and clues. She documents these missions—and the messy reality of the cases she takes on—in her personal journal.
The title refers to the protagonist’s experience of being the "first" girl in her circle to navigate a specific set of circumstances—whether it be the first to date, the first to experience a major heartbreak, or the first to deal with the complexities of adult-like responsibilities while still in school.
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 title, which translates to "Little Angels Without Wings," is a tribute to children who show immense strength, love, and purity despite the difficult circumstances they face. The story focuses on the bond between individuals and the small, selfless acts that make them "angels" in each other’s lives.
Omen (2012) is a dark, gripping, and phenomenally popular contemporary Indonesian psychological thriller and mystery-romance novel written by the legendary queen of Indonesian teen-fiction, Lexie Xu. Published by Gramedia Pustaka Utama, this high-stakes book shattered the traditional, sweet tropes of 2010s Indonesian teen-lit, plunging readers into a dark world of intense school bullying, compl…
In this installment, the story picks up right after the events of the first book, where Mia Thermopolis, a socially awkward high school student in New York City, discovers that she is actually the heir to the throne of Genovia.
The stories are tied together by Puck, the mischievous elf from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream. Through Puck, two children are introduced to figures from England's past, blending historical events with English folklore, mythology, and fairy tales.
The story follows a protagonist who is dealing with the emotional aftermath of a failed relationship or a deep personal heartbreak. The title, Second Heart, serves as a metaphor for the idea of "second chances"—the possibility of opening oneself up to love once more after having been hurt.
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.