I got this idea from @KnittingStoryteller. She's has a book like this and I just thought I'd try it out. Hope you like it :D

Tegan May Colden is a high school senior...But there's a slight twist. She's homeschooled. She has a part time job at the local museum that she use to volunteer at ever since she was 12 and she now volunteers to help the janitor at the high school. Her life is perfectly normal and runs smoothly...Most of the time. It all gets thrown off once Mr. Thomson, the history teacher, decides to show his students who cleans up all their messes, tunes all the guitars for the orchestra, and waxes all the floors...

They walked on in silence. Something about the place made you want to either talk in a whisper or not talk at all. The twins and Jackson marveled at how quiet Ulysses and Virginia stepped. The forest was gradually beginning to change. The leaves were turning a different color and the dead trees started creating the most amazing shapes. The trees in front of them were in the shape of waves. "These trees are the strangest I have ever seen," Jackson commented. All the others agreed with him. In fact, the closer they walked towards them the more they looked like moving waves. Suddenly Elizabeth, who was in the front, gave a cry of dismay. "Everyone, move to the sides!" She yelled. The wave-like trees were actually moving towards them. Hello there! You will find the first few chapters are a little amateur. That's because I wrote them about three years ago, so yeah ;D Hope you enjoy them anyway!

Because everyone else is doing this I wanted to try it out

This is a story about Robin Hoods daughter. I originally wanted to do a Robin Hood re-telling, but I couldn't think of a plot. ........................................................ Emmalina has been an orphan since she was twelve. Her mother had died from the fever and her father had left on a crusade when she was three. She kept her family a secret from everyone she met, not wanting to think about it. She lived as a ward in the castle, helping the maids and the stable hands as much as she could. Work kept her mind off her past. The only true friends she had were 19 year old Callum McClain and Dax, her black-footed ferret. She had a sickness that grew in her for years and she never told anyone. It grew worse over the years and one day, her mind brings an old enemy of her family down upon her. As the castle burns, secrets unfold...

"Why can't we just go home?" Colleen asked me, practically sobbing. "Coll, you must understand me. We can't go back. We never can." "But why?" "Please...Just trust me." I pleaded, hoisting her up into the saddle. "Where are we going?" "The forest." "But we're not allowed to go there. Ma said it was too-" "Ma was the one who told me to take you there!" I cut her off, jumping into the saddle. I glanced back at the castle up on the hill, the sun rising behind it. Then, with one last glance, we rode into the woods, never to return.

From Robert Frost to Shakespeare, from daffodils to The Cremation of Sam McGee, this book is a collection of some of the greatest, loveliest, funniest, and just most beautifulist poems (in my opinion) ever written. Enjoy. I designed the cover and @SilentSparrow432 made it.

Chapter One