man-woman relationships

Presents a graphic novel of the classic Shakespearean play "Romeo and Juliet" and contains excerpts from the play's original dialogue, literary terms, and cast of characters.

Nesta's friendship with T.J. is strained when Luke, the boy whom Nesta has been dating, develops an interest in T.J.

Lucy, the only one of her friends without a boyfriend, meets a perfect guy, but soon begins to feel that she is being smothered by too much love.

Theresa Joanne (T.J. To her friends) has a difficult year when her best friend moves away, her brother leaves home, and boys treat her like a friend and do not notice that she is a girl. When Lucy befriends her, things start to look up.

Nesta, devastated when she has to wear braces, refuses to be comforted by her friends, but attracting Luke's attention goes a long way to restoring her confidence.

Heaven Kogo continues her sumurai training in the hopes of learning to defend herself against the people she once trusted.

Nineteen-year-old Heaven Kogo, the sole survivor of a plane crash when she was just an infant, has been raised in luxury as the adopted daughter of a Japanese crime boss, but her life takes a drastic change when her wedding is interrupted by a ninja attack, leading her to train to become a samurai and learn the truth about her past.

In this retelling of "Sleeping Beauty, " Aurore, a princess cursed by her aunt to die at the age of sixteen, leaves her kingdom after her expected demise does not come, whereupon she meets a prince and is swept into a series of bizarre happenings that lead to her mysterious bout of sleep.

Outlaw Haywood Beatty promises to take care of his brother's wife, Lily, while Marion is in prison and ends up falling in love with her.

April Lancaster, recovering from the death of her fiance, is reluctant to tell her new love Brandon about her medical problems, but when the brain tumor that has been dormant for so long begins to grow, she realizes she must put Brandon's feelings to the test.