Finding Susan. Finding the Queen that forgot her kingdom. That was the goal of her siblings, friends, and the man who loves her. The journey takes Edmund and Lucy back to a land they left, one Caspian could only imagine. But when they find her, will she be what they remember? And how will they deal with the aftermath...
You've heard the beginning of my story, and here it continues. I find myself in another world, one much darker and more hostile than the one in which I had grown accustomed to and adored. In my search for the man with whom I am in love, I am again faced with choices. Choices that could change the entire course of Narn...
Here you will find the conclusion to my story. Separated for good from the only man I will ever love and carrying his child, I must make my place in Narnia. I must choose what I think is best for both myself and the one I will bring into the world, but whether that choice is best for the rest of Narnia remains to be s...
It is likely that you have heard the stories of a wonderful land in another world, a land called Narnia. And if you have, you have probably also heard of the four Pevensies, who discovered the land of Narnia by stumbling through a wardrobe. You would have read of the wonderful adventures they had in there, and how the...
An AP Lit assignment. A "Found Words" poem is a poem in which you take words or phrases that interest you from a story or book or something, and then use them to write a poem. We were assigned "Three Girls" by Joyce Carol Oates. I'm not much of a poet, but I thought it was worth sharing anyway :)
When Artemis Fowl finds himself suckered into a family trip to America during his last summer of freedom before college, admittedly he finds himself wishing it was all said and done already. But when he runs into a girl and her friends at the local museum, he is sure his life will never be the same again, even more so...