A collection of haiku. Note 1: all of the haiku posted are mine, please don't share them anywhere else without my permission and proper credits. If you want to share them anywhere else, please DM me about it. Note 2: if you see any mistake, be it a spelling/grammar/syntax/ error or a haiku that isn't 5-7-5, please just let it slide. This book is years old - there is no need to point a mistake out as I do not intend to fix any of them. Note 3: this book was written when I was around 13 or so. Obviously, the haiku will reflect the writing skills of a 13-year-old. So, if you choose to defame me over that, your comments will be deleted or reported when necessary.

As a little girl I loved Indiana Jones, not Harrison Ford, no, Indy. I dreamed about one day exploring ancient temples just like him. Now, as an adult, many say I am a real life Indiana Jones. I'm an archaeologist with a masters degree in Cultural Heritage who works in museums and goes to excavations. I've seen the temples, held the skulls, encountered the creeps who only want the treasure, and yes, IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM. But I'm not Indy, I'm no hero, no finder of priceless treasures; I'm just one person in a team of amazing experts who's job it is to try and uncover the truth about our past. And these are my stories. 🎖2019 Watty Award winner Non-fiction 🎖#1 in autobiography 11-09-2019

Katyusha was your average young woman in Russia, that was until June 22 when the Blitzkrieg of Russia began. Her town became war-torn and wanting to fight; she picked up arms with her grandfather's rifle. Driven by revenge and hatred towards the Wehrmacht forces, her legacy and wraith were brought forth in its fullest. The first female sniper ever to join the Russian ranks, she quickly became feared on the front as she earned her nickname, 'Die Jägerin.' This was her war, and her stories about survival, betrayal, and her brothers in arms that have fallen in the bloodiest, most desperate battles of WWII leading up to Berlin.

Erica Howard is the drum major of one fantastic marching band. Unfortunately, no one else at Southeast High seems to know it. The school's below-average performance on the football field has caused its students to lose enthusiasm for the once-electric rush of the Friday Night Lights- and that means no one is watching her band's amazing halftime shows. But when a groan-inducing group project finds her paired up with the goofy, muscular quarterback of the football team and the too-cool captain of the cheerleading squad, Erica is forced to realize that the members of the marching band aren't the only ones suffering from Southeast High's lack of athletic enthusiasm- and that all three of them might have something to gain from working together. This tale of finding love, friendship, and pride where you least expect will warm your heart and chill your arms, just like the best Friday nights in autumn always do.

on an expedition in North Africa during WW2, Lt. Col. Robert Jenkins gets ambushed by German troops. luckily, he's the sole survivor of his unit. but....fate leads him to a German POW camp, where he has to stay for the remainder of the war. one day, there's news that Field Marshal Erwin Rommel has decided to visit the camp. will Robert Jenkins be able to meet the most respected officer in the German military, the Desert Fox himself? how will they fare in the coming days?