Accomplishment mga kuwento

It's time. Four years leading up to one moment. Was it all for nothing? Diving to victory... or sinking into failure... I wrote this at school a while a go. I hope you enjoy it!

Thursday, May 28th, 2015. A day in which I will remember for the rest of my life.

This is my debut collection based around the theme of hope and overcoming difficulties. It includes many of my first individual publications, competition winners, and some that have never previously been published. Hope you like it :)

It's a girl who tells a story from how she lost her loved ones and getting a boyfriend who they would later become parents at a young age.will she conquer her fears and haters and be able to succeed in life with the current situation she is in......let's find out as we read

So, I wrote this book basically to encourage people out there. I'm not a professional or anything I'm just trynna share the little knowledge I have and spread love basically. Please give it a chance❤️.

Everybody says "Better by far that u should overcome your grief and smile " but.................how can anybody come out of that shock that pain........ huh.........

A poem to my daughter who makes me incredibly proud.

It is Back to School for 16 year old Laura Daven. With her blog up and running she is perfectly happy until someone tries to tear her only thing she loves apart. Will her friends stand by her when times get tough? Turn the page, open the book to find out the answer to Laura's fate...

August Shores is a fairly ordinary 6th grade girl in most ways, she loves to be informed of all the drama, she's exited for middle school, making new friends, and getting to know her class even better. A few things that you should know about August, she loves to read, play sports, listen to music and sing along as best she can even though she sounds horrible, draw, hang out with friends, you get the idea. She also has ADHD, which, for the most part, doesn't always effect her. She does notice it, it subtly effects her, she gets distracted easily, can be kinda hyper-helpful, can't sit still for long periods of time, and sometimes finds it hard to know what do do in certain situations. She is relatively pretty, She has long, curly blond hair that reaches almost halfway down her back, blue eyes that look indifferent from afar, but up close look like the ocean, she has a light dusting of freckles across the bridge of her nose, her cheeks are rosy and get sunburnt very easily, and her eyebrows and eyelashes are barely visible due to how light they are. August has always been tall for her age, long legs and torso, she also has a larger shoe size compared to others her age. She loves either baggy, or tight clothes, usually it's one or the other but sometimes she'll mix it up. August doesn't have the best eyesight though, she's nearsighted in her left eye, and her right one isn't pristine either. August was supposed to wear glasses but she finds them uncomfortable and doesn't always like how they look on her.

Priscilla must make her dreams come true by trusting in God and working hard towards it...trials and temptations await the young girl. Will her dreams come true? What are her dreams? Find out.

This is a second story of the Campus Caller series. Detective Sargeant Cameron Salas and Detective Sargeant Wendy Stark's are working on multiple cases dealing with people who are taking the laws in their own hands and killing people who were found innocent or haven't been caught yet. This story will dive into relationships of their own and their loved ones

Young boy living in the hood and tired of the struggles

This story contains my goals, wishes, dreams, hopes and accomplishments.

A little boy finds himself trapped in a dream that leads him through a forest of fear, confusion and uncertainty. Along the way, he meets the weak and flawed mysteries of its hosts who live there. He learns to navigate his way through the forest and out of his dream by solving riddles that turn misfortune, grief and destruction into a source of reason and survival--learning that the ultimate strength of a man is claiming victory over his own defeat and thriving it its aftermath.