Essays that have been written for psychology classes. This was used in Bachelors of Science for Psychology at the University of Phoenix

No, I am not a doctor, or a college student who is studying to be a psychologist, I am even better. I am someone who knows how a child's mind works first hand. How? Because I am one. This is my take on child psychology, and what I think about the minds of children. I hope that it is helpful to you.:) -xXSaraXx [Yikes this is old- my writing and grammatical abilities cannot be graded off this book. However, I'll leave it here for those of you who've taken an interest in it. ]

I'm pretty much going to tell you how I see the way the brain works. It's going to include stuff about the rational and irrational part of the brain and about fears and kind of why I think you and I have them. I think I might talk a lot about fears because they intrigue me.

welcome to my life. *dissect into the mind of a teenage girl* -Mackenna

Alfred has Hyperthymesia, a brain condition in which every single moment of his life is etched into his brain and everything he sees can never be forgotten. Arthur is a neuroscientist working in the hospital where Alfred is frequently tested. Arthur runs into the cute patient at the hospital and gets a little curious. Why is he there? What's his deal? (lil bit of Franada in here too) -This story is discontinued bc author is a goddamn mess-

"And if we should die tonight then we should all die together"

Kitou Aya is a young highschooler who finds out that she has Spinocerebellar Atrophy. This disease causes the person to lose control over his or her body. Because the person retains all of her mental ability, this disease is like a prison. Through her struggles, Aya finds words to inspire herself to become strong and cope with the disease and has subsequently inspired millions of readers to overcome their own strife. This is her story.

Warning: Sensitive people are likely to cry ad please keep in mind that this is 100% true story. 木藤亜也 (Aya Kito) (July 1962 - May 23, 1988) went into eternal sleep at the age of 26, surrounded by flowers as she wished and left on her journey. Her diary, namely 1リットルの涙(1 litre of tears) was then published after her death and series was too filmed based on her real life story which is recorded in her diaries. Aya Kito was diagnosed with a disease called Spinocerebellar ataxia when she was 15 years old. The disease causes the person to lose control over their body, but because the person can retain all mental ability the disease acts as a prison. Aya discovers this disastrous news as the disease has already developed. There is no cure. Through family, medical examinations and rehabilitations, and finally succumbing to the disease, Aya must cope with the disease and live on with life until her death at the age of 26.

John has been spending more time with Mary(his wife) these days. Sherlock unaware when his blogger will be back he is looking for a temporary blogger for the time being. He meets the very odd unsociable Veronica Hudson.(Mrs. Hudson's niece). Veronica has moved to London to find a friend to spend her days with. Without Watson around for awhile, will Sherlock and Veronica solve the Cunning identity worker? (ALL RIGHTS GO TO BBC I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THIS EXCEPT FOR THE CHARACTERS I CREATED.)

In a five part story based on the BBC TV show SHERLOCK, the legendary detective, Sherlock Holmes, and his mild-manner companion, John Watson, face five original adventures written by WattyAwards2012 Finalist, E. K. Sloyer. The two partners in crime face a criminal that can only be tracked through John's past; a mysterious voice bent on destroying Sherlock through a member of the Royal family; and lastly, a nemesis that is determined to prove that Sherlock's dead...though, all the while, the great detective is one step ahead of all of them. __________________ IN EDITING PROCESS COMPLETED 2013 #54 in Mystery/Thriller