Elementaryschool storie

From the squeaky swings of their childhood playground to the tangled sheets of adulthood, Lila and Harper are a whirlwind of rivalry, desire, and unspoken tension. Friends, enemies, and everything in between, their connection ignites in unexpected moments and refuses to cool. Every push, every glare, every kiss carries the weight of years of love, hate, and everything messy in between. |REUPLOADED|

A/N: The characters are in 3rd thru 4th grade in this volume; however, it will be referred to as Junior 3 and 4 in this volume. There are some 9th through 10th graders referred to as Senior 3 and 4 respectively. Goodwill City's utopian environment would never be achieved if not for its protectors. Four brave girls are chosen whenever they rise up to the occasion and save the garden maintains its utopia. 2 years after the defeat of the 199th generation, an aspiring fashion designer and her mother wanted to create a design for the city's founding. However, they open the door to a wrecked garden in flames. Even though the societal response would be to close the door and call emergency services, she remembered her school's motto "Knowledge is power but morals win all" and decided to run into the fire to save the garden instead. That fashion designer is Mindy Deign, daughter of a famous fashion designer and late art director. After saving four anthropomorphic animals, they declare her the leader of the 200th generation of protectors and Mindy accepts her duty to maintain the ethics and knowledge of her country.

Faded, nostalgic memories of a happy family, living together with their everyday encounters and problems.

Benjamin and Elliot Gavrin would be the last people to say they had the hardest lives in the history of the world, after all, living in rural-suburb Litchfield with both their parents Arthur and Jeonga, and having their schoolmates, friends like Mickey Mouse, Mater, Adam Lyon, the Kids Next Door organization, Elliot's robotic droid Robo Robotic, and Ben's crush and Robo's friend Caitriona Rossi, keep them company, doesn't make for the most difficult life ever. That doesn't make it problemless unfortunately, scams from the Eds, supervillains, Carnotaurus attacks, the Delinquent Road Hazard gang, and the disagreements between their friends and family, and each other, certainly make it hard to have a problemless life! Join them as they navigate through these. See if the Eds will ever get money and/or jawbreakers. And find out if Ben will successful in his pursuit of Caitriona. So hop on board for a wild ride!

As I am starting to write this series, I have just ended my senior year of high school. Since I'm doing so much reflection and will probably need therapy anyways, I decided to write a part for each grade of school, remembering the most memorable moments that I will probably never forget. These are my weird, crazy, and most memorable public school experiences from kindergarten all the way up to senior year.

Nine-year-old Lottie and her friends often get into trouble without meaning to, from baking a cake with mustard to breaking a window while playing baseball! When Lottie isn't involved in misadventures, she tries to outdo her competitive enemy, Bridget, who thinks she is better than Lottie at everything. They learn that when things go wrong, they also work out in the end! Ages 9-12. I wrote this when I was 11-13 years old, and am a self-published Canadian author. To read the whole story, please buy it as an eBook at kobo.com/ebook/lottie-niffumevol! Thanks for your support! Information on the writing process for this series is available at lottieniffumevol.weebly.com.

Walking now into the bathroom, Sandra quickly made fast friends with two girls named Annie and Jennie. They tell each other everything and do everything together. But when the next year comes there is a kink in their friendship. But will it really be the end? Both fiction and non-fiction.

A girl ten year old girl named Lucy first is a bad girl and has a stink attitude to everybody. Lucy takes a advice from her friends and becomes a good girl.

What happens when you misbehave in school? You get sent to the time out room. Simple as that.

Poems made in or inspired by school. Includes: "Box Item", "Quatre", "Mathklemore", "Anytime", "Elementary School", "First Day Back to the Future", and "(Im)pending Optimism".

Anna is a 26 year old teacher who has been offered to teach in New York City. She isn't just any teacher though, but she teaches elementary school deaf and hard of hearing children. All she's been wanting to do since she got out of high school was to get a job and start her life. She wasn't planning on falling in love, but will things change when a particular actor takes a fancy in her? Andy Richardson has dreamed of becoming an American Sign Language interpreter since he graduated high school on stage of the closing of Newsies. Since then he's been going to college online to get his degree and he finally managed to get his interpreting license two years after retiring from the closing of Newsies. Now he is interpreter by day, actor by night. He has had a lot of success over the years and has even landed the role of Melchior in Spring Awakening, but he still doesn't feel complete. He wants to find a nice girl somewhere and settle down. What will happen when this young girl comes walking into his life? Interpreting Love is about two people who share the love of American Sign Language and the deaf culture, but want two different things in life. They have their whole lives planned out and have a clear path of what they want, but once they meet their lives will forever change and their path becomes unclear. How will each of them interpret love and will it succeed in the end?

Written almost like a diary, Emmelise Leavitt is just an extremely average girl just telling you about her life. It's a very realistic look at sixteen year old Emmelise's life so far as a young adult. From stupid or strange things we all did in middle and elementary school, frustrating family members, life changing events, embarrassing yourself, best friends, drama, how hard it truly is being shy, questioning her beliefs and romance as a teenage girl in the twenty-first century.

Some people said that my life is what they want, but they don't understand the behind scene of my life

In 2004, a new life began for the girls. A life without their dear mama. How are they coping? Jain has friends. She has her sisters. But most importantly she has Sam. Her Samuel. Tenielle isn't sure what to do. Her sisters don't need protection the way they did when they were younger. As the teen years begin, she loses focus on who she is, as an individual. Aimee can't help it. She feels best while dancing. If she has dance every day, she is safe. She can grow, physicaly, mentally, academically, professionally. But can she grow emotionally?

True story. My true story. I'm still a high-schooler, and it may seem ridiculous for me to write a love story. But this isn't a regular romance, it's a story of platonic love. This is about a genius little girl and a boy who yearned to prove his intelligence. Throughout elementary school, every other subject would be drowned out beneath the rustle of sticky notes covered in numbers. I taught, he learned. All the way up to calculus. His eyes were so sparkly, such ambition. I was a poison to him, and he was an anchor that kept me grounded in a small town. So I cut him off, cold turkey. I never told him I'm sorry, so accept this story as my apology if you ever see it, Asher. I made a choice to leave you behind in a small town, and now I'm at the number one high school in the country. But it feels wrong; you should be here with me. Now, numbers hurt. Some couples have a song, or a movie. We had math. Note: chapters will be a bit out of order for a bit, sorry about that

This is the tale of Tyler-Arther and his friends. They are a gang of 2nd Graders (typically 7 and 8 year olds) at a public school in an unspecified setting, somewhere on continental America. Because I'm too indecisive to pick a location, and unwilling to research about different places. But it's fiction so it's totally fine! Anyway, this book is made to showcase all sorts of representation. And even though it is currently unfinished, I promise that it is not abandoned. I just have no update schedule what so ever, and am very infrequent with my writing. But it will get done, eventually. DM me if you have other types of representation you'd like to see showcased in this book and I'll be happy to respond. I encourage comments whole heartedly. They encourage me to keep writing and give me that good serotonin. I always respond to my comments. I don't know what else to say here other than all of my tags are accurate, and I don't know how to tag this without spoilers.

A lot of times it seems like the kids who always are in the spotlight have it the best. They have lots of friends, they're respected by teachers and students, and they honestly have everything lucky. But most of the times, it's just the opposite. This is a story about my experience being the "popular" kid in elementary school, and some other struggles I encountered.