2nd Place Winner in One-Shot 2015 Pokemon Watty Awards Joey was young, too young for what came to pass. He was barely six when his mother was diagnosed with a malignant tumor in her brain. To simplify that, she was diagnosed with brain cancer. Her last gift to him would be something he treasured for life. This is Joey's story on how he met his top percentage Rattata and how their friendship was born from tragedy.

2nd Place Winner in Short Story 2015 Pokemon Watty Awards You know what's difficult? Being Childhood friends. First, you are fused at the hip. Never apart for a second. But as the years pass by, you find the both of you are growing apart. Each year, more things come up to drive the rift. And then the fear sets in, that one day you two will merely be... Strangers passing by. This is the slowly falling childhood of Mei Rosa and Hyuu Hugh torn by time.

Aurelie Stone grew up on her father's boat, falling asleep every night to the beautiful Castelia City lights that would dance across the water. Wanting to continue her father's legacy of being a fantastic journalist for Castelia's newspaper, Aurelie tried her hardest until she finally got a job there. But, in an unfortunate turn of events, her dream is crushed when her boss fires her after 10 years of hard work and dedication to the newspaper. Thrown out of the office, she bumps into a stranger named Cheren, and they begin to discuss what it means to have a dream and if it's worth it. Can he cheer Aurelie up and give her a reason to smile again? {OCxCheren short story Pokemon fanfiction. Semi-Cannon. Cover art was edited by me~!}

No one loves us. No one understands us. No one cares about us. All we have is each other... Because we're undesirable. A young girl named Hiromi Avaron saves a Magikarp one day from some cruel kids on the beach, and they become unlikely friends. All they have is one another, strengthening their bond. Both girl and Pokemon go through a self transformation, and they fill the hole in each other's empty heart. In this short story, an ugly caterpillar becomes a beautiful butterfly. And a "weak" Pokemon will be no longer undesirable... Because at least he's found one girl who will love him. All they have is each other, and they're going to stick together through the very end. Even though that they're considered undesirable... That won't stop them from giving up hope. They still hope that one day they will be accepted for who they are. But in reality, they already were accepted. By each other. {Cover art was edited by me. I own everything in this book except for Pokemon}

It's what the title suggests; I don't think I need to say anything more.

All the stupid and mortifying conversations I have with my friends. And honestly, most of them are probably with Star XD (Cover art was edited by me)

Star is an idiotic bitch. And we all know that idiotic bitches have the funniest stories. Her and her friends meet a group of boys and *you press the continue button to find out more*

Ever play one of the Pokémon Games and notice a detail or an event that happens that is sort of...off? Well, this book is a large series of what the title suggests, "Pokémon WTF Moments." Each chapter is a different one-shot about something weird/stupid that happens in the games and we turn it into a hilarious and descriptive one-shot! Please read, comment, vote, and enjoy!

Cinderella married prince Charming. Sleeping Beauty married prince Charming. Snow White married prince Charming. The Little Mermaid married prince Charming. The Princess who kissed the frog married Prince Charming. And Rapunzel married, guess who? That's right, PRINCE FREAKING CHARMING!! He comes in, saves the damsel in distress, marries the princess, then leaves. Probably with every penny that once belonged to her(But not after screwing her), moving onto his next 'victim'. So either prince Charming has some really messed up commitment issues or he's a gold digger. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself! The name is Alice Teal, 'Princess of the diamonds'. My family is made up of millionaires because my father was the only child of the man who owned a very successful diamond mine in the United States and is still open to this day. The ownership was passed to my father, Connor Teal, who will eventually pass it on to me. My father is also very neglective to his family so he sent me Abroad to study in some school in London England for the rest of my high school. At first it was very boring but that all changed when I got a box full of letters I wrote when I was five or some age like that.