So, hi! I'm Jake. I don't exactly know how I got here, but essentially, I can change sizes. It just... happens. --- This is an old version of my story! A new one is in the works.
After a catastrophe of a date, Robin Turner finds herself stuck at about 4 inches tall. While learning to deal with the world that seems out to get her, she also has to learn to be around someone her instincts tell her to be terrified of. (Cover credits go to Katie Watersell on DeviantArt)
On the surface, Genevieve Lancaster appears like any other normal girl. She gets good grades in college, she works a small job at a local supermarket, and she keeps to herself. The only difference is that she and the rest of her family are woodland fae, having moved to the city years ago and now exist using mystical c...
When summer arrives, Max and Mina are expecting it to be just another ordinary summer as always. But they cannot imagine that their lives will change forever when their worlds meet. As they learn to deal with their differences an unimaginable friendship grows. Meanwhile a secret is about to be discovered putting the s...
Shay, a pre-teen Borrower, is going out for the first time. Her training has led to this exact moment and now she is going out with her three older brothers to the human world; but things are a bit odd in the human house. Shay's skills as a new Borrower are going to be put to the test when an accident separates her fr...
My first ever g/t work. Inspired by Arrietty, although different plot. Contains sfw interactions only (minus some angst) (43,000~ words). Everything takes place in modern day, but in a fictional reality where little beings (borrowers) live in the walls and take things that humans don't need. They're incredibly timid c...
"Out of all four boys that were a part of the unlikely friend group, only three of them were human."
Alice Johnson's friends notice something odd about her. Is it her optimism? Her obsession with high school? It could have something to do with her height, she's the shortest kid in school. Or maybe it has to do with the fact that she never mentions anything about her parents or house. That she missed the last few day...
--currently on hiatus-- A life of secrecy is a life of success, and to a borrower, success doesn't always come so easy. Living as a four-to-five inch tall person, the only friends you can make are the dust-bunnies rolling around. Maybe you'll find another borrower if you're lucky, but humans are absolutely out of the...
Twelve-year-old Ethan's tale of encountering a tiny girl in the garden fell on skeptical ears; his parents, friends, and teachers dismissed it as mere imagination. As doubt crept into Ethan's own mind, he shelved the memory of the tiny girl. Yet, little did he know, the tiny girl never forgot about him. Follow Paige...
Oliver is your average borrower, three inches tall, forgetful, and had GAD (generalized anxiety disorder) and never seen. But one night while borrowing, his hook breaks while he is on it. What will happen when Oliver is seen for the first time ever? ⚠️trigger warnings: fear, angst, pain, but like tons of fluff later...
In a world where nymphs, sprites, and borrowers are known to exist, Sage Burton is the only fairy known to be alive. After a traumatic childhood, Sage is finally content with her life in the kingdom, The Hollow. She has earned the loyalty and respect from the nymphs as their commander and gained an excellent reputati...
Far away from the modern world was a tiny village, surrounded by a seemingly endless forest. The forest was divided into two parts by a river: The south and the north. The people in the southern part of the forest lived a peaceful life near the river. The next village was miles away, which meant they had a large area...
Everyone knows the saying, "curiosity killed the cat." In the borrowing colony funnily named "The Belly," life moved simply, it moved slowly, and it moved carefully, fitting for a colony situated directly underneath a royal palace. However, when young and bright Adalina flies too close to the sun, aka- the human princ...