Canoeing Stories

Somewhere in the Yukon, Aiyana wakes upon a small sandy beach. She does not know where her family is or how she got there. After piecing together what she thinks happened, Aiyana must find her family before dusk and desperately tries to return to them. However, she quickly becomes lost in her confused state and is no longer thinking of finding her family but rather becomes focused on surviving the wilderness long enough that someone might find her.

Canoeing fishing and camping are three of my favorite activities so I thought a would write about it. This trip took place a few years back.

"What is it that really defines us as Canadians? What is it that ties us together, as a tribe of people, as a community, and as a nation? ... What exactly is the common denominator that really makes us all a unified bunch, who can cheer for the same side in the Olympics, that can go to the right place to buy coffee..?" -Col. Chris Hadfield AKA a collection of short stories that take place in Canada. These stories follow the lives of different people- each chapter is about different characters, but there are some that reoccur. Look out for old friends amongst the new faces. LGBTQ+

*Co-author: Joanne Rock: Follow at https://www.wattpad.com/user/JoanneRock Every summer has a story... Delve deeper into the secret lives and loves of the Camp Juniper Point teens in three romantic spin-off novellas from the acclaimed Young Adult series, Camp Boyfriend. Follow Lauren, Hannah and Trinity in each story as they discover that opening your heart is a risk worth taking. Excerpt only. Full length anthology available now on Amazon! ***GIVEAWAY: Complete! Congratulations to Crystal Broyles :)

Welcome to your new favorite book about friendship, rivalry, and a camp mystery you'll never forget. Join Danny, Drew, and Kurtis (along with your other favorite youtubers) in the story which the New York Times has called "the voice of a generation" as they find the true meaning of friendship and defend their camp's honor from the new camp across the lake: Camp10. *no ships* Hey guys, ButtsmcGhee here. Thanks for clicking on my story. You are not gonna regret giving us a read. Please leave feedback, preferably good, as you feast your eyes upon perfection.

A splashy and hilarious memoir of a one-week school trip to the River Wye in Wales. From surviving "drowning in denim" swimming tests to navigating illicit cider, forbidden literature, and the legendary cricketing defeat of a headmaster, this story captures the whirlwind of teenage adventure in the 1960s.

"Whatever he says to you don’t fall for it. Don't let his sweet words get to you. You're already doing perfectly fine without him, and I'm so proud of you. I really love you, Soph, but answer this honestly. Do you still have feelings for him? Or is your heart just too fragile?" When Sophie's ex boyfriend gets back in touch with her, he has only one thing in mind, which is to get her back. He already blew it, so why give him a second chance? She thought. Besides, he was the one who dumped her in the first place. But what happens when everything that she said began to contradict her? What happens when she has to choose between her first love and the love who she has now?

As four friends go on a canoe trip, they forgot an important piece to their trip, the compass. Not wanting to panic, they set out for camp knowing they have a map to follow. After they are set up and hunkered down they turn in for the night. One of the men wake up due to a noise outside of his tent. Rounding the corner of his tent he notices an odd, faint, soft figure staring back at him. Not being able to move, he yells, waking his friends who soon come running causing all hell to break loose. Maybe, just maybe, if they can keep their heads on straight they can make it out alive.

A true life story

Hidden beneath the darkness of stillwater lies so much potential. Mitch Gains was determined to tap into it. He gently lifted his smooth pale paddle and dipped into the cool, glass that was the stillness of his life. It was going to be a long paddle and the winds were picking up. There was still much to do before he reached the sunken dock.

Pointe au Baril, Canada is just a small community made up of cottages and islands, but to Scott it was home. Despite the slimy algae on rocks and the occasional day where everything was creepily blanketed in fog, the sparkling water and floating docks is where Scott felt at peace. Mitch, on the other hand, felt anything but free here, just like he always did. His parents had decided to rent a cottage in Pointe au Baril hoping that the serenity of the area would get their child to relax and loosen up. Hopefully it would make him peaceful and comfortable enough to speak, something they hadn't heard her do in years. But they knew they would never be able to do it on their on. Their previous attempts had already been futile, so they signed Mitch up to be a counselor at the community camp. Maybe he would be forced to talk and their problems would be solved. Maybe Mitch would let go and be free.

Jason and Kate are best friends going on a camping trip. They have a strange dream.