The Three T's

Looking Back

Looking back at this story, I found numerous mistakes, cringe moments and some parts that didn't make sense. On the other hand,  I was 12, new to story writing, and I actually found some very good moments. This story was not bad, but it was just merely the start of writing new and more astounding stories.

I realized, while reading, that I didn't incorporate things that I should have. Such as numerous characters, a plot, a background, commentary, detail, a motive. Even some action or mystery.

My main objective in all of my books is for you all to feel something, and to find something in my books that will change your life and will hopefully lead you think of the impossible. I wanted to incorporate things that you all could connect to in some way, and of course I didn't want it to be boring. I also loved romance and that's pretty much what all of my books are about. although in this one, I found a relationship that I created, and I wanted them to be together. So instead of letting this relationship take time and let it build on itself, I jumped right into it. Now, I learned from that because of what's happening in my life, and other books that I read.

I was 12 when I wrote this, and I'm not blaming myself. At age 12, you don't know what it means to be in love with someone else. I didn't read romance novels 24/7, and I was just in 6th grade. I was learning things that seem so easy now. They didn't really connect to creative writing. ELA was Shakespeare and my other reading class was just simply reading. Then, I didn't care much about books... although now I cant live without them.

Now that I have gone through the years learning and reading, I understand the components of a great story, what I should be achieving while writing and what I want my audience to feel.

I know I sound like a high school teacher, but I really hope you got something from this, and will continue to read my books and many others. I'm sure many people have a lot of things to say.