Change is important, and it happens everywhere. At some point a caterpillar has to turn into a butterfly. Candy Ross has discovered that it's time for a change. After some less-than-pleasurable experiences at her old school, Candy packs up and moves from California to Maryland to live with her uncle. But will she embr...
When Jessica returns to her hometown for her sister's wedding, the memories of her seventeenth summer come flooding back, reminding her why she left in the first place-and the reason why she can't stay. All Rights Reserved
This story follows Lily and James from seventh year to the end. © 2014 All Rights Reserved
→ finished ← Claustrophobic and agoraphobic, Alaska Gouramie doesn't leave the house much. She whiles her days away nurturing her goldfish, Gordon. Her life is passing her by. Elver Harrison James is scared of fish. He won't go near the pond at the bottom of his garden. He will do anything to stay away from those wate...
** A 2015 Wattpad-Featured Novel ** Parker Jennings moved to Los Angeles with only one goal: fulfilling his dream of becoming a director. When he finds his junior year of college unexpectedly derailed, Parker takes an internship at a talent agency, hoping to get his foot in the door with the industry's elite. It isn'...
Growing up can be a pain. It's a time for awkward milestones, oily skin, raging hormones, and making unforgettable mistakes. But it's also the best thing a person can experience, especially with the best friends in the world. And it's important to remember those times, whether they make you laugh or groan, in pictures...
What do you get when you mix a nerdy cynic, a jock, two angels, an outcast, and a man bent on raising hell? You get what is now the life of Jasper Gonzalez. Jasper doesn't like to involve himself in much. Chess club, sure. His homework, most definitely. Even the occasional prolonged stare at his long-time crush. But a...
Jane is a bored teenager who likes weather forecasts. And then she turns into a psychotic vampire in search of love.
AN: I would just like to mention that this is a first draft. I do reread for grammatical errors before posting, but I may not catch all of them. If you find anything a bit off in the story, don't hesitate to let me know. Constructive criticism is greatly appreciated.
This is actually a bit of an experiment. There is a lot of talk about cliches floating around-- most notably, how bad they are. The idea is: fit as many as possible into one story and see what happens if the main character can respond to them appropriately. If you can get through this, cheers.
From pain, to empowerment to happiness to cruel valentines to broken hearts to suicide and back to encouragement and contentment, take a walk with me as I write these poems of mine and live my life as I lived it through these emotions.
A girl goes in the attic and finds more than she bargained for. A story for moving on and accepting what is.
This is a Classical Argument Paper that I wrote for my English 1010 class. I got 190/200 on it and I am more than a little proud of this. It isn't what people usually read, that's okay. If you take the time to read through this, then really, I appreciate it. Thank you, and I hope for some discussions to come from this...
