The story of how nineteen-year-old Barnett Davenport brutally killed the family that took him in after the war.

Extraordinary Poems for the Everyday Person is a collection of well-written poems by some known, and some unknown, authors and poets. These poems are both beautiful and inspiring, with many being dedicated to one or more people.

When their parents mysteriously disappear on the eve of Samhain, four sisters embark on a dangerous journey to a realm where their simple brand of magic is put to the test. ***** Although the Firestone sisters were raised as regulars (non-magic folk) by their father, their mother taught them how to cast proper spells. And it isn't until their parents disappear into the magical flames of a bonfire that these young witches must use their gifts for something more powerful than teaching a frog to speak. When they reach the enchanted town where their grandparents live, the sisters are finally told about unimaginable magic and family secrets their parents have kept from them. Not only do they learn that dragons are real, but they battle a few as they attempt to free their parents from dark forces. AUTHOR'S NOTE: As you read this story, please bear in mind that it's in need of a thorough edit to bring it up to publishing standards. Just roll with it and enjoy the story. LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This is a work of fiction and owned by the author. If you attempt to plagiarize, expect your pants to catch fire. IN OTHER WORDS: This author writes exclusively for WATTPAD. If you find this story published anywhere other than WATTPAD, the author did not allow this. You may also be exposing yourself to malware. If you wish to read this story in its original, safe form, do it here on WATTPAD.

A average first day at school, however a unexpected guest just made today the best first day ever, and not just with school ;) #wattys2014

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Starr is not the average seventeen year old girl.She struggles from depression, anorexia, beatings and teasnig every day. Every night she sits at home, cutting herself, thinking of a way out of her life. The only thing stopping her is her best friend Blaze. Together they share an undying love, with no possibility of being together. Starr must find the right guy and move on from him, but refuses. Is the guy you want always the right one?