Suspense in the Faucet offers the story of Jeremiah's thrilling predicament and how did he deal with it. Written in his point of view, this memoir weaves a traumatic experience with a moral lesson at the end.

"I also understand that we need to accept changes, that the only constant is the change," wherein Aliah Rianne offered a deeper understanding of what it is like to have a parent working overseas. This memoir tells the story of how she took on the responsibility as a daughter and how she accepted her mother's decision of being an OFW.

In Borrowed Time, Althea Maeshane took a trip down the memory lane of her older brother as she addresses how a human life is precious yet fleeting.

Love can comfort and hurt you at the same time, and in this memoir, Hazel Anne captured the pain of being betrayed by the man she loved the most and how she is slowly but surely continuing to cope with the said heartbreak.

Get to know Je-Ann as she recalls the beauty and wonder of her hometown. Reminiscing My Beloved Hometown also reveals her struggles as a student who had to depart from her family and friends to study in Manila.

The Last Eve offers Xyrah Nadine's amusing New Year adventures with her family during her childhood, and the bittersweet twist at the end will leave you at a loss for words.

A Friendly Tip to Keep reveals how Janssen Angel came to believe in herself and stayed true to herself later on through the help of an old childhood friend's words.

"Mother knows best," states Kyla as she relives her childhood memory through Slumber. She also opened up about her relationship with her mother and how she used to take her mother's advice for granted when she was younger.