Stories are not meant to vanish into silence. They are meant to ripple outward, to echo in the minds of readers, to spark conversations that linger long after the last page is turned. That is the heart of Ink & Echoes-a book club built for writers and readers who believe every chapter deserves to be heard. Here, we gather not just to consume stories, but to nurture them. Every two weeks, one member's work is chosen to step into the spotlight. Together, we read, reflect, and respond-leaving comments that are thoughtful, encouraging, and constructive. Votes are cast not as empty gestures, but as sparks to help stories shine brighter in Wattpad's vast library. This is not a passive club. Every member is excepted to contribute.

Welcome to a club, where us readers (no matter how many or what books u read) can yap together and basically talk about BOOKS! Reading a book is an adventure! Hope you join! (Original Wattpad story! If you see it anywhere except Wattpad, it was probably stolen!)

a soft age regression story about love, safety, and being understood. completed, but more chapters to come. (lowercase)

A quiet girl who learned to survive in silence meets someone who changes everything. When the Quiet Girl Learned to Bloom is a soft, emotional story about healing, unspoken feelings, and learning that even the most overlooked hearts deserve to grow. 🌸

Meet Amarachi, a shy yet talkative Nigerian girl who somehow always finds herself right in the middle of chaos. She has a lot to say (trust me, you'll see), and she won't hesitate to pause mid-story just to talk directly to you, the reader. This book follows her life and her struggles, feelings, awkward moments, and all the funny chaos she faces while trying to figure herself out. It's part comedy, part heartfelt journey a story packed with laughter, lessons, and everyday Nigerian vibes. If you love stories that feel real, warm, and a little bit dramatic (with a main character who just can't stop talking to you), then you're definitely going to enjoy this one.

Anne of Green Gables, children's novel by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery, published in 1908. The work, a sentimental but charming coming-of-age story about a spirited and unconventional orphan girl who finds a home with elderly siblings, became a classic of children's literature and led to several sequels.

Anne of Green Gables recounts the adventures of Anne Shirley, a young orphan girl mistakenly sent to Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, a middle-aged brother and sister who have a farm on Prince Edward Island and who had intended to adopt a boy to help them.

Elliot is, and has always been, stuck in his home town. Sure, it's a fairly large city. Sure, all his family and friends are there. Sure, he has a job he absolutely adores. But he still isn't happy. No matter how much he loves working in Auntie Mae's Tea shop, baking cakes day in and day out, he can't find it in himself to be happy. He knows exactly what's wrong; he has a dream. His dream is to one day move to Paris and open his own bakery. Baking is his passion, and he wants to devote his life to it. The only problem is that he can't seem to get away from his current life to start a new one. He once told himself his studies were holding him back. When he was done with those, he used the excuse of renovating the entire Tea Shop. Then, when he finally couldn't find any more excuses, he gave up. He knew he was waiting for something to happen. The problem? He didn't know what. But what about that man who recently started visiting the shop? He definitely wasn't one of the regulars; his face, you would recognize. He comes every evening at six o'clock, and stays for an hour. Could he be what Elliot is waiting for? *Deals with self-esteem issues which I've been told might be triggering*