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Here are 64 novels related to highschool tropes for you to read online. Generally, highschool tropes or similar novel stories can be found in various book genres such as LGBTQ+, YA/TEEN and Romance. Start your reading from Highschool Day's at GoodNovel!
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Highschool Day's
"And also I am ignoring the fact that you just admitted to having a crush on him and move on to the important part. Maybe the reason why he hasn't had a serious relationship with someone is that he has tried but he didn't like any of them. Girls nowadays are cheaters unless they really love someone and guys are total assholes. And if I'm gonna be honest, if I were him I would be really careful about starting a new relationship because literally everyone just wants to be with him because he's godly good looking and extremely popular. They're all fake and I think he knows that and maybe that's why he doesn't want to go further with anyone. Maybe he's not a player. Maybe he's just a normal fuck
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It's a dream!
The teachers were fairly bearable too, but I mean school will always be school right?
Given all of that, you'd think we would have regular people around here. Nada, zilch, zero. Tons of slackers and hippies. I mean, it's high school so of course there's drama, especially with our hormones in charge. Senior year is usually when most people think about their lives and what they want to do forever. The college you want to attend, if you'll be leaving the city or not, whether football scholarships will be worth it or not. Basically just realizing that we are growing up, ready to deal with what the outside world has to offer. You don't need to have everything figured out right away but at least m
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The CEO's Redemption
Seven years of disappearance only for him to appear again and expect me to come running into his arms like a little girl who has been awaiting the arrival of her father.
Sitting down on the sofa, now relaxed, my eyes were glued to the TV drama going on. It was a movie about a high school for elites and rich kids where two students who come from an average background have to prove to them that not only the rich kids are privileged to have whatever they want. In the process and in between the ups and downs, the two students fall in love.
As I popped a cheese ball into my mouth, I heard shuffled footsteps behind me, plus a strong smell of strawberry shampoo. My favorite kind of shampoo. What is
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The Boyfriend App
At any time of day he could see students of all shapes, outfits and vocations hanging out in their gazebo-style Club tambayans (hangouts), sitting cross-legged and using laptops in the halls, sipping Starbucks or bubble tea while juggling Philo books.
Meanwhile, Kate looks at the faces and wistful eyes of her schoolmates and understands what kind of answer they’re waiting for: college is such an amazing place that all the drudgery and self-esteem issues of high school would instantly turn into a distant memory, and that all of them would escape the shipwreck of their teen lives. They’re all hoping that, once in college, they’ll look back at their old selves and smile at the silly and awkward
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In The Arms of Morpheus
High school was just a different kind of war.
With him put at ease, I kissed my father's cheek and vacated the car, watching him drive off into the golden sunrise as if we were part of a cheesy film.
Looking up at the steps I saw the usual scene unfold before my eyes. There were the cheerleaders gossiping on the lowest tier, the jocks checking the cheerleaders out and comparing muscles, the stoners staring off into the distance, the emos sulking in a corner, the band geeks talking about band camp and the nerds attempting to look cool as they edged their way closer to the school entrance in breathless anticipation of another academic year.
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Married To My Highschool Bully
“I called yesterday, he is doing great at the university. He hasn't caused any troubles for a while.”
“Oh that kid, he shouldn't be causing any troubles for you, not now when your mother needs you both. Can't believe he was almost expelled.”
Felix has always been a spoiled brat since childhood. From school violence, private loans, to exam malpractice, to stalking, and getting arrested for drugs.
He was on the last straw, one more mistake, and he risked getting expelled. Even when Mom was in the hospital, he never stopped causing trouble until the final notice from his school.
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A Deal With the Popular Boy
Leah's P.O.V
High school had always been a fantasy for me. I always dreamt about sneaking out to parties, going out and staying out late, being on the cheer team, and having the popular kids as my friends. My greatest delusion was meeting my high school sweetheart, going to prom with him, and falling in love afterwards.
How wrong I had been.
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ART OF SEDUCTION
TRIGGER WARNINGS:-
- Stalking
- Bullying
- Violence
- Obsession
- Fear and Anxiety
- Power Imbalance
- Emotional Distress
- Threats and Violence
TROPES:-
- Good Girl, Bad Boy
- Forbidden Love
- Obsessive Love
- Power and Control
- Fear and Suspense
- Forbidden Attraction
- Dark Romance
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Future Ahead
Maybe because they all were popular or belonged from the same rich background.
Well some things like high school drama has not changed over the years but this wss not anything regular. No they were not cliché mean bullies who would bully the nerd and the nerd would take it all. Nothing of that sort ever happened. Yes, Kaylee hated Rosa's guts but she was totally against anyone being demoralized, mentally tormented or physically harmed. Yes they were arrogant, came off a bit harsh a lot of times and loved to stay in their own group with their loyal friends but they were not evil in any way.
Sophia said "What if she tries to provoke you, she has tried to many times but you mostly do not pay at
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The Boy who Circled Time
It had been mortifying with the only bright side being that she was allowed to go home for the rest of the day and remain unpunished for disrupting the lesson.
High school was a lot like this, Gretel had to realise and couldn't un see: a lot of rules that didn't seem to make sense; a lot of thought required to not have your shoes get thrown behind the cupboards; and a lot of useless and arbitrary people in power who were obviously and shamelessly embezzling from the school after getting in through nepotism.
This was almost like high school, and the realisation of it only made her feel even more sick.
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Frequently Asked Questions
High school and college romance stories are like comfort food—predictable yet satisfying because they tap into universal experiences. One classic trope is the 'misunderstood bad boy/girl' who secretly has a heart of gold, often paired with the 'naive bookworm' who teaches them to open up. Think 'Toradora!' where Ryuji and Taiga’s chaotic dynamic slowly melts into something tender. Then there’s the 'childhood friends to lovers' arc, where years of unspoken tension finally boil over—'Kimi ni Todoke' nails this with its painfully slow burn. Sports festivals, cultural fairs, and rainy-day confessions are practically mandatory settings, heightening the drama.
Another favorite is the 'love triangle,' but with a twist: the third wheel often isn’t villainized, just tragically timing-challenged, like in 'Blue Spring Ride.' And let’s not forget the 'fake relationship' trope, where two people pretend to date for convenience (or to make someone jealous) and end up catching real feelings. 'Kaichou wa Maid-sama!' does this hilariously well. What makes these tropes work isn’t just nostalgia—it’s how they mirror the awkward, all-consuming intensity of first love, where every glance feels world-ending.
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