graveof the fireflies

Karina menunggu pacarnya hampir 4 jam untuk merayakan tahun baru bersama. Namun, pacarnya tak kunjung datang dan tiba-tiba menelepon untuk meminta putus dengannya. Sumpah serapah terus keluar dari mulutnya dengan wajah berlinang air mata. Namun, alih-alih basah oleh air mata, hujan malah mengguyur Karina seperti disengaja. Lalu, seorang cowok tampan menghampiri dan memberikannya payung serta satu cup hot coffee. Tanpa berbicara apa pun. Kebaikan kecil itu membuat hatinya berdesir. Dan tanpa mereka sadari, benang takdir sudah terikat di antara keduanya. Membawa berbagai rasa, serta kenangan yang akan segera terukir. Lewat kepolosan cinta masa SMA yang penuh dengan drama dan juga ke-absurd-an teman-temannya yang juga ikut menghiasi kenangan. Ikuti kisah penuh warna mereka di sini!!

Simon merasa tak pernah merasakan cinta sekalipun dirinya telah banyak berpacaran dan tak jarang berhubungan intim dengan wanita bahkan yang umurnya jauh lebih tua darinya. Ia selalu merasa hampa dan tak mengerti apa itu cinta ? kasih sayang ? mungkin tak hanya sebatas itu. Ia menjadi dingin dan tak berperasaan. Ia telah mati rasa. Namun semua berubah saat seorang pemuda yang adalah adik tingkatnya datang untuk memintanya menjadi model majalah kampus. Pemuda tinggi dengan rambut cepak yang suka sekali membawa kamera ternyata adalah anggota club jurnalistik. Di balik lensa kamera itu, hatinya berdebar. Mungkinkah ia sedang jatuh cinta ? Pada lelaki juga ?!!! "YANG BENAR SAJA !!" "sebaiknya kau terima saja jati dirimu sebenarnya~" "Pergi atau sepatu ini akan masuk ke mulutmu !"

An old peasant takes on a cultivation journey, assisted by the god of water.

In a quiet small town wrapped in moonlight and memories, Ira, a dreamy college girl, lives a simple life under the strict watch of her family. Her world is ordinary—until Arin arrives as her tutor. Arin is different. He is brilliant, distant, and lost in poetry. He speaks of worlds beyond their town, of dreams bigger than reality. Slowly, without realizing it, Ira falls for him—not loudly, but deeply. Their love grows in silence. On rooftops under full moons… In unfinished conversations… In poems that say what they cannot. But their worlds are not the same. Ira belongs to a guarded, middle-class family. Arin comes from a struggling background, carrying dreams that may never come true. Between society, family pressure, and uncertain futures, their love begins to feel impossible. Yet Arin writes. He writes about her—every moment, every feeling—promising that even if they are separated, his words will find her someday. Under a sky full of fireflies, they share a love that may not survive reality… …but will live forever in memory.

"The heart remembers what time forgets ". When five friends return to a cursed island from their past, the truth behind their final summer—and the one who survived it—begins to surface. As memories bloom like fireflies and forgotten sins awaken, Kaito must face the cost of survival… and the friends he left behind.

Manik & Nandini. Complete Opposites. One hates violence while the other lives for that. One hates swearing and the other can't go a sentence without swearing. Yet the two discover something undeniable between them. What happens when the two are compelled to share a space? Sparks fly! People say, Opposites Attract but will that be the case between these two? Let's see! Enjoy the ride of Manik & Nandini as they find love within chaos.

Elira Veylen was cursed from the start. Her birth caused her mother to fall ill and eventually die. She was hated in her household, by her Father and her brother. Salvation came in the most unlikely form, an arranged marriage with Aric Dreyos, who was from the Duchy of Veylen's only rival family, the Duchy of Dreyos. There was just one problem: Aric already had someone he loved, and all of the Dreyos Duchy hated Elira. Will Elira be able to find her happy ending in the midst of a world where seemingly no one loves her?

TRIGGER WARNING: mentions of suicide, depression, death, and rape. Do not read if you can not handle these topics. Also this book is meant to be slightly a horror novel. this book is about a sixteen year old girl named Victoria who moved into a small town for a fresh start after her mother died. Little did she know what would go down in the town. Mysterious disappearances that can't be explained. An untraceable virus? Victoria and her two other friends try to get to the bottom of it. -------------------------------------------------- epilogue:   Dad would always say that our mom used to take me to the waterfall when I was a kid.   I don't really remember this of course. I was only four when she did, but we would catch fireflies and she'd tell me I was her beautiful Angel. When my brother got old enough she would take him there since I felt I was too old to catch fireflies and play in the water. I do have memories of my mother, it's only been eight months since she's passed. I'm sixteen now and unlike most girls my age who go out and do drugs do to peer pressure with their friends, I've been home schooled for the past eleven years due to my mother thinking the bullying would lead to depression later in life. I don't have friends or anyone to talk to. My mother was my only friend and now she's gone.   It's not like I can look for any comfort nor company in my father now these days. He's been a ghost since mom passed. Meaninglessly roaming around the house bumping into things as he goes, not really paying attention to what he's doing. My brother is too young to deal with this type of loss being only six. I know that dad tries his best with us in the sense of being there, but no matter how many fake smiles he puts on I still hear him crying in his room some nights. With that being said I'm the one who does the comforting in my family and together, yet alone, we cry.   I thought it was going to be like this for the rest of our lives. I never planned to move out at eighteen because I didn't want to leave my father here alone to rot. A shell of his former self slowly decaying along with the house. With my little brother being motherless and pretty much fatherless I had to learn to be a parent and raise him the best that I can. I'm guessing my dad had different plans. He burst into my room early one morning without warning. "I need you to pack you and your brother's stuff. We're leaving to Oregon. Please pack as light as possible. You'll have time to choose what you want to keep or leave because you have two weeks." ------------------- Cover artist: Roxanne Jane Black insta: roxanne.janeblack

Risha has lost her hope. Her reality was ruined. Everything changed right in front of her. No matter how hard she thought, there was no solution. On the verge of death, she decided to give up. Like a ray of light, Noah appeared in her darkness. He gave her hope and resolution. But a stranger, how much of his words could be trust? In middle of distrust and desperation, Risha took his hand and started her journey beyond time. Facing immense danger and lies, can she fix her life? Or would she fall into a grater darkness?

When Clara Bennett returns to her childhood hometown of Willowmere after her grandmother Eleanor’s passing, she expects to do only one thing: settle the affairs of the old blue house and move on with her life. But the house has other plans. Hidden among Eleanor’s belongings, Clara discovers a collection of letters and forgotten memories connected to one of Willowmere’s greatest tragedies—the devastating mill fire that happened decades ago. For years, the town believed that Samuel Carter was responsible, and his name became forever tied to the disaster. But Eleanor knew the truth. As Clara begins uncovering the secrets her grandmother left behind, she discovers evidence that Samuel Carter may have been innocent all along. With the help of her childhood friend Thomas Reed, Sheriff Emma Collins, and a curious young girl named Lucy Parker, Clara must piece together a story that Willowmere tried to forget. Yet the truth about the fire is only the beginning. While restoring the Blue House, Clara discovers that Eleanor’s greatest legacy was never the secrets hidden inside its walls. It was the kindness she spent a lifetime sharing with others. Inspired by her grandmother’s belief that every person carries a story worth hearing, Clara transforms the old porch into a welcoming place filled with books, memories, and friendship. Soon, the Blue House becomes the heart of Willowmere once again. Children gather beneath the maple tree to listen to stories. Neighbors who once lived as strangers begin sharing their lives. The Memory Box fills with handwritten moments from the people of the town, proving that even the smallest memories can become treasured pieces of history. When Eleanor’s lifelong friend Margaret Hayes returns after decades away, she brings with her old photographs, forgotten journals, and the final pieces of Eleanor’s story. Clara learns that the Blue House was never meant to hold onto the past—it was meant to carry kindness into the future. As Willowmere finally faces the truth about the mill fire, the town discovers something even more powerful: healing begins when people are willing to remember. Beneath the glow of summer fireflies, Clara realizes she did not return to Willowmere simply to inherit a house. She returned to inherit a promise. The House Where Fireflies Remember is a heartfelt story of mystery, forgiveness, family, and the invisible threads that connect generations. It is a reminder that some lights never disappear—they simply wait for someone to find them again.