____________________________ Readers comments......... @Bachmann40 It's this kind of descriptive narrative that draws readers into the story. Keep up the good work. @ElisabethWalters Loving it!

When a girl sits on a bench at the park and chases after her dog, who ran loose, she notices she left her phone at the bench. She goes back to get it the drives home. Hours later she realizes the phone isn't hers. When a boy sits on a bench at the park and leaves to get his brother off the swings, he notices he left his phone. He goes back to get it then drives home. Hours later he realizes the phone isn't his. °°°°°°°°°°°°°°° ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hey guys! Yes! This is a new book! And yes! This is a text/call book! I got inspired by other peoples text/call books so I'm gonna write my own. Hope y'all love it. ©

{NOT A WINNER, BUT IN THE TOP 15! Well, I'm still proud of this one-shot.} Maybe Talon and Keeley never switched phones, but fate will decide their end. What if Talon met her in a face-off with her own brother, Zach? This is @taelings An entry for @DoNotMicrowave's writing contest in honors to her lovely book, Textrovert or the Cellphone Swap! It's been quite awesome to write about Keeley and Talon, thanks for the opportunity! ❤️ About the cover - I made it myself and imitated the style used in the original published cover of Textrovert.

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