Hey, I know how it feels just starting off writing, not knowing your voice, where to start and how to get all that information in your head out and it not be in a jumbled mess. Well I'm gonna share some of the things I've learned from writing stories and books over the past 8 years and I hope they can help you become that better author you long to be. We all start out rough around the edges, but let's smooth those edges out and make your books shine together.

Abuse, an old house, and a creepy attic makes for a bad childhood experience. (Contains sensitive subject matter.) (I wrote this when I was 11, and it's the only thing I had ever written that I was proud of! Even if it's bad, I hope you enjoy!)

Cato and Clove know each other almost better than they know themselves. They understand each other better than anyone. Clove is reaped for the 74th Hunger Game and Cato, her boyfriend volunteers to protect her. Clove is hiding a secret from her parents, the famous Brutus and Enobaria, the other tributes, the Capitol, and Cato himself. What if that secret is a baby, Cato's baby? Follow Cato in Clove on their journey in the Capitol before the games and in the arena. Can all three of them survive? Or will the Games or the mysterious girl on fire, best them? Disclaimer: I do not own The Hunger Games or any of its characters. All rights belong to Suzanne Collins

Many years have passed since Katniss and President Snow, and 3 more rebellions. But, the Capitol have risen up, and they are currently more powerful than ever. 100 years ago, 12 districts stepped out of line. The 750th Hunger Games brings great change, punishing the districts for their disobedience. The victor then mentors a new tribute, but will it really be that simple?

If you were to search through the shelves holding each recording of The Hunger Games, you would find the 39th missing. You might be puzzled and search for it- but I guarantee you won't find it, all the recordings have been burned, it's been long wiped from the memories of all- all except those who were reaped that fateful year....

The 125th annual Hunger Games has arrived. Of course, the Capitol demands a special games to take place, a Quarter Quell. This year, the fifth Quarter Quell, there will be three games. The first games will be all girls, the second will be all boys, and finally, the third games will consist of the twelve remaining tributes from each of the games. Happy Hunger Games, and may the odds be ever in your favor! *Disclaimer: all rights go to Suzanne Collins for creating the Hunger Games universe.

When the laws of the Hunger Games were laid out, they dictated that every twenty-five years the anniversary would be marked by a Quarter Quell. It would call for a glorified version of the Games to make the fresh the memory of those killed by the districts' rebellion. Now we honor our fourth Quarter Quell. On the one hundredth anniversary, as a reminder to the rebels that the Dark Days only served to tear their families apart, each district will be required to send two sets of siblings. The new government that came with the rebellion Katniss started has been overthrown. President Snow's granddaughter is ruling Panem now, and she has proven to be more ruthless than he ever was. Katniss and Peeta were publicly executed after the Capitol took over again, and District 13 was completely obliterated. Since then, the Hunger Games have been harsher than ever. This Quarter Quell promises to be the worst Games since the rebellion. This story is being entered in the 2015 Wattys! Comment and vote and read please!

The Cage Games. A twisted game that lasts a year. The game kills children, infants, elders, adults...it doesn't matter your age of who you are. Nothing matters in the cage except escape. The Cage Games follows the story of a girl, 13 years of age, named Virginia Park. Virginia grew up in a household that hid from the games. They never tried to enter their name, though it was like a lottery. If you enter your name, you or your family receive compensation. And the same if you get selected. If you win, you receive millions and become a celebrity. But the Parks weren't going to risk their lives to die. Until the announcement was made. There was no more entering. There was no more hiding. Every citizen, even the ones a month old or a hundred years old...was entered into the deadly lottery. And of the 100 picked, one was Virginia. One life. One killer. One winner.

It's Mental Health Awareness month! Wattpad and Maybelline have partnered up once again to bring you a new comment challenge that aims to banish the stigma around depression, anxiety and mental health. This year, we're doing something a little different - we're collaborating with 3 talented Wattpad writers to each release an exclusive bonus chapter... and that's where YOU come in! For the month of May, we will be donating $1 (up to $2000 USD) for every comment received on these Bonus Chapters. Read on to check these stories and learn how YOU can make a difference with your comments!

*closed* *some inspiration taken from stranger things* Welcome to Mary's Field, Virginia. It's one of those towns where everyone knows one another. It's a normal, small, town. Minus the fact that it had it's own witch trials a few hundred years ago. At that time, a woman named Mary Williams went into a field and placed a curse on the town. Now it is the 350th anniversary of her death and now the curse is being unleashed onto the town. It's up to a group of fifteen teens and kids to find a way to stop it.