Books with title Swallow Barn

Seventeen-year-old Ashton has no interest in doing anything with his life besides creating art. So when a new student, Kaelee, starts skipping class in the same hall, he does everything in his power to not become friends with the girl who might have more problems than he does. Although, the more they talk and are around each other, the more he realizes that there might be more to life than drawing and not eating. Will they both be able to help one another overcome their depression and destructive habits or drag each other down?

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The Yanhuang ancient territory is boundless and immense. Many immortals are born in the endless years, tearing the world and detaching the three realms and the five elements. There are also all creatures, natural gods, shuttles to the void, reversal of yin and yang, and omnipotence. Today is the prosperous age of immortal Dao, all methods of heaven and earth, all sentient beings, Taoist rampage! Soochow crown prince Wu Yu, in the desperate situation, won the mantle of the Eastern Peerless War Immortals. In the hearts of billions of people, he is the supreme emperor of Purdue sentient beings! In the eyes of Man Tianxian Buddha, he is a demonic devouring the world