Earthday Stories

❝Tiger- it's a Royal Bengal tiger...❞ he stuttered, while whispering as low as his voice would allow him to, grasping onto the branch even tighter. The beast's striped coat shone under the moonlight, as the Australian tried his best to mask the horror on his face. ❝Keep still! Keep quiet!❞ In return, came a bunch of loud, clapping sounds accompanied by an irked feminine tone, from the adjacent branch. ❝Mosquitoes! Fucking malarial mosquitoes!❞ ___ We've all watched movies, where people get themselves trapped, with Nature's wrath surrounding them on all sides. For example, Blake Lively in the shallows, where the entire movie was about her, saving her dear life from the shark. Or Jurassic Park - or even World, where Chris Pratt saves the tourists on the island from dinosaurs. If you look carefully, the humans were at fault for all the chaos, every single time. It is no different in this book, where the species that you belong to, is responsible for an Australian tourist getting stranded, along with a peppery lass in the largest mangrove forest in the world, with over hundred tigers roaming around in the wild.

Me and my IRL friend made some poems and I thought I should show them, go check her out at @JaMuM_aWeSoMe

Submission for The National Geographic contest #PlanetOrPlastic. The effects of plastic had destroyed the planet, literally.

Earth-San is a normal and innocent girl who is protected by her Moon-Kun.But something soon is going to happen that'll change earth-San's personality and relationship with other planet-Chans. Especially with moon-Kun and Sun-Kun. Start reading to find out of this weird yet Kawaii Love story.

Localization.Strings If you only read one, please read "Speak Slowly." Poetry. Some is long. Really long. Some are average length. I don't think any are particularly short though. The Indigenous Language used in some poems is Menominee and any Menominee words are translated. All are accurate translations, but some are more artistic translations rather than straight translations. Waewaenen! Thank you!

Earth Day Short Stories is a heartfelt collection of sixteen tales that celebrate the beauty, resilience, and importance of nature. From the last tree standing in a struggling world to the guardians who protect Earth's wonders, these stories explore humanity's connection to the environment and the power of change. Journey through futuristic rewilding projects, messages carried by the wind, and the magic of a single seed sparking transformation. Whether through invention, art, or the wisdom of nature itself, each story reminds us of our responsibility to cherish and protect the planet. These tales inspire hope, reflection, and action, making them a perfect read for Earth Day and beyond.

"This is a short story that is dedicated to the nature and human interaction to it. Mother Nature will be represented by heroes in the Land of Dawn. Please take care of nature and do not destroy it or it will punish us in horrible ways."

Ioni is just your average fifteen-year-old in the world of Yuin. A planet where they have to rely heavily on sand and blood made a 'utopia' to them where we would think of as something else. Follow this young boy's journey which all started from being a worried son to find out more about his world, how it functions, and stories about another utopia called 'Earth.' Something for the #JustWriteIt challenge! #EarthLove

A story of a fourteen year old girl, Luna. She lives in a planet quite similar to ours, but she had to leave because her planet has been destroyed. This isn't your ordinary Superman story, no powers, one girl, one vehicle, one companion, one true home. NOT a Wattpad entry anymore for #EarthDay and #30DayWritingChallenge

Meep Garcia would like to request that you pick up your litter and put it into the little black bins that appear all over the place*. Please. Or characters like Mona and Luc from this book will soon find themselves with no home in one of the world's greatest oceans; The Pacific. *Normally, they are black but they can vary in colour, size and shape. Be sure to search using Google** if ever in doubt. **This is not a Google promotion. I repeat this is not a Google promotion.

The fate of humanity hangs in the balance. Aliens from Planetary Welfare Services, headed by a race known as Bureaunians, appear one day to sue humans on behalf of Earth and its ecosystems. When the UN appoints Erdmann Barrister and his partner Bhumi Gupta, the pair are tasked with winning the case. However, it quickly becomes apparent that the odds are stacked against them. Between a smug Bureaunian prosecutor that looks like an arachnophobe's nightmare stuffed into a can, the fact that evidence for planetary neglect is rampant, and testimony from an oddly elegant octopus, it seems unlikely that Erdmann has a chance to win. But win he must, because failure means humanity loses custody of Earth...or worse.

Ella, who has the ability to control the growth of plants, the elements and the weather, is going to find out why and what she really means to earth. Found in the middle of nowhere and on the path of learning to control her emotions without causeing natural disasters with the help of her best friend Sophia. A story about purpose, friendship, love and caring for mother earth.

On her trip to Australia, Angela goes on a snorkelling adventure at one of the seven natural wonders of the world; the Great Barrier Reef. Only to discover there is more plastic than fish.

Something I want to ask...Which I'm sure you do too sometimes...Do you?...

The world compared to the butterflies are falling apart

Recently my school advertised a national story competition regarding the earth Day coming up during that week. This competition required a short story of the limit of 250 words which relates to the worlds deteriorating health. Of course...I entered 👀- anyways.since I won't see my story anywhere else I thought hey why not post here- so here we go- enjoy ig -3-

The Earth has had a hard time with human beings: we destroy her skin and poison her lungs, we dirty her blood and kill her creations. So now we need to become aware of our impact on the enviroment. We must do something about it, like activists such as Greta Thumberg or David Attenborough. We have a chance and it is highly limited. The clock is ticking and we are running out of time.