Erika Kingsley fits the stereotype: blonde hair, blue eyes, rich dad. In definition: the spoiled blonde brat. But she isn't. The real her wants to be accepted, but can she in a very judgemental, ignorant world? Her family is portrayed as perfect in the media, but behind the camera, Erika is a completely different story. She's grown up in the facade of perfection and happiness. She may seem happy, but she yearns for something to save her from the battle she has with herself in her own mind. Lucas Perry fits the other stereotype: invisible, loner, smart, middle-class. In definition: the dejected loser of the social ladder. However, there is more to this new kid and why he puts on a 'I'm smarter than all of you' façade. As they say, a lack of confidence and happiness can manifest itself into arrogance and some serious irritation. As the stereotype goes, two worlds collide. But soon after, they find the other to be the same. Two people who need someone; someone to pull them away from the inner demons that hold them hostage. They both needed to be saved from their most challenging force: themselves. *TRIGGER WARNING:READ AT YOUR OWN RISK* This book contains serious topics such as anxiety, panic attacks, disability, addictive substances, depression, mental illness, self-harm, and suicide.

Just preferences about our favorite boys!

Damien Stryker is a ruthless billionaire, but when Serena Mclane is forced to marry him, she hopes to find the mercy behind his cold eyes and strong hands. ***** Damien Stryker, a domineering billionaire, is someone you don't want to get close to. Unfortunately for Serena Mclane, she doesn't have much of a choice. Always at the mercy of her family's name and legacy, Serena has to do as her father says. So when her father forces her into an arranged marriage with the one and only Damien Stryker: the truth comes out. Secrets are unveiled, and love starts to bloom. [[word count: 150,000-200,000 words]]

Facts and scenarios about thee and thy zodiac signs, learneth thou art potentials and secrets, maketh sure to enjoyeth.

This is a story (based in India) which is a satirical version of Dark Daylight, one which parodies the exaggerated hero-effects and other illogical things in superhit bollywood action films in India. This story is purely based on the existing bollywood stereotype: An invincible hero, a non-funny sidekick and pure absence of physics. (Those who do not know about Bollywood and its regular action film recipe may not find this story funny.)

Because of Iggybrownius' magic, Author was transported to another fandom. (P)-UNDERTALE Author: *cracks her knuckles then smiled at them* I just have to spread the crackiness Here too. This will be enjoyable, no Let me rephrase that. PUNDERFUL. :)

"Appearances can be deceiving- especially if you're not looking hard enough." This is a story about superheroes. Also, it isn't. I should know. I'm trapped in it. *** Meet Jack. A stereotypical protagonist with a tragic backstory who discovers he has powers and uses them to save The City aided by his trusted friends- except he isn't. What's the hushed-up secret the Government is keeping about The City- and why is it against a hero? What's up with Jack's history teacher? What exactly is his University hiding? Why is there the occasional unnecessary reference? How sinister are the skeletons lurking in his so-called friends' cupboards? And which one of them is a cold-blooded murderer? Secrets, secrets, everywhere- but the more he unravels, the closer he thinks he is to being free, the more Jack finds himself linked to forces outside his control and events he barely remembers, stuck in a fictional universe where, it would seem, everyone is against him. ___ Highest ranks that I have no idea how this thing received- #2 thriller #3 mystery #4 fourthwall #5 breakstereotypes #8 masks #16 projectsuper #143 humour ...among others. Thanks a lot, guys! :D

Yea I decided to make another one of these because why not (#67 IN ASTROLOGY (09.22.2018) #24 IN ASTROLOGY 10.09.2018 -k & j

Just a random collection of zodiac and astrology stuff. *Cover does not belong to me nor the book content, just things that i found on tumblr and other websites

A broke, straight-edged high schooler must fight her feelings for her new cocky admirer or risk being stuck in a dead-end town forever. ***** Seventeen-year-old control freak Meg is determined to leave her dead-end town for good. But when a handsome stranger walks into her diner and leaves her a hundred-dollar bill, Meg's life takes a turn for the worse, and she finds herself falling for the kind of guy she definitely shouldn't be. With college around the corner and her future on the line, Meg knows she must fight against her feelings for Nate or risk losing the one thing she's fought so hard for - control. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] (Written by @officialrachaelrose, previously known as @Rachksnaps) *If you aren't reading this book on Wattpad, it has been stolen. Please report the website!*

This is a joke and tips book about all the cliches I see around Wattpad. It's going to be a story, but it's not gonna have a good plot or anything. I just wanted to make this to show the stuff that I'm kinda trying to avoid (and that you can avoid, too, if you want) when writing. The "A" chapters will be stereotypical. The "B" chapters are my attempts to stick to the story but edit them to be a bit more like my writing style. Also, whenever I write in a [Y/N], I try to make them gender neutral and have an ambiguous race. This time, I'll be going with the Wattpad stereotype: A straight, white, teenage, girl with longish straight hair and light colored eyes. Updates are going to be *heckin* random.

Michael Bakerson had come from a tough background. He had only ever tasted meat once. His village was poor and struggled to survive. There was one thing that gave him hope: the military. When he is given a chance to join the Army, he grasps it with both hands. However, his dream quickly fades into something far more sinister, as the sides become less clear cut than ever. Set in an alternate future where the nuclear bomb was never created and there was nothing to stop the USA and USSR in plunging into a deadly war, this novel follows the story of a team that have no choice but to take on the establishment - and pay the price. Credit to stereotypical_ for the incredible cover.

Summer Rose: Age: 19 Hair: dark brown to blonde ombré Skin: pale white Eyes: brown Stereotype: super popular but grunge Favorite flower: black rose because it's different and black is all the colors combined. Protection: herself for now Jeff (the killer) Woods: Age: 20 Hair: shoulder length black Skin: paper white Eyes: sky blue Stereotype/ truth: a killer Favorite flower: white cause it can get stained by the blood of his victims Protection: his knife other wise no one.

Nya-w then, are you a catboy or a catgirl?

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

this was based off of research, and just sheer fun. I was looking at a lot of these and they seemed really fun and interesting. please, if you have any problems with the things you get, do not take it seriously. these may not be accurate at all. (again this is all made out of sheer fun and research!)

Stereotype: A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person. It's easy to stereotype Charlie as the mischievous rebel who attracts trouble like a magnet. While you're at it, you can cast Melissa as the blonde cheerleader who avoids responsibility like the plague. Finally, there's Ava, who everyone sees her as the quiet nerd who has the social skills of a potato. To be honest you wouldn't be far off, these girls match these descriptions down to a tee. If only their secluded worlds could mix to share... but that would be difficult considering that hate each other's guts. That is until a surprise appears out of the blue - a blue carriage that is! Could this baby really change everything? Or will it all end in tears...