Everydayheroes Stories

'Turning Point' is a short story collection of events that changed my life forever. It is inspired by true experiences and people who have made a big difference in the last year of my Primary School life here in Singapore, leading me on the right path. Dedicated to Ms Sam and P6 Orchid 2016 © Copyright Hasel Soh Wan Qi Graduating class of 2016, CHIJ Primary Toa Payoh (a.k.a.HSWQwertyuiop 2016)

A troublesome kid will be sent out on an Island School in the Atlantic Ocean. Unknowingly, it is actually a secret service facility of the World Government.

--- Author's Note: This story is inspired by true events, drawn from real emotions, moments, and memories. While the heart of the narrative remains rooted in reality, certain scenes, dialogues, and sequences have been adapted with creative liberty-some inspired by films, web series, and the vast world of storytelling. These additions are not meant to mimic or copy, but to enhance the emotional depth and cinematic experience of the story. Every moment in this piece was written with pure intention and deep emotion. It's a humble request to readers: experience this work as a story, not as a thread of comparisons or references. Let the feelings guide you, and allow the narrative to speak to your heart. ---

Highest rank : #24 in Short Story "A short story is a different thing all together-A short story is like a kiss in the dark from a stranger" -Stephen King So, Here's presenting you a set of shorter yet soulful stories. BARED : A Collection of Nanotales Solely written by me.

Follow Leena Moin as she records her family's misadventures in her diary during her gap year between high school and college. Her family eventually finds their way into her diary (literally), so Leena has to make a way to escape (figuratively) through her personal pen of fate.

Two school bus drivers-one in rural Ontario, one in snowy Québec-navigate icy roads, holiday cheer, and everyday acts of quiet heroism. Parallel Journeys is a heartwarming story of service, connection, and the meaning found in the early hours of the day.

#EverydayHeroes need YOUR recognition! Find out more here. [cover credits | @zketchy]

In this book I will write about my personal experience with both bullying amd depression. I am proud to say that I no longer suffer from both but I wamt to help others by guiding them through how I fell in the dark well of depression and how I eventually climed out of it. I hope this will help people realise that they aren't alone. (All the names used in this story aren't the names of the real people just to protect their identity.)

"On Courage" is a lyrical prose that captures the raw truth of bravery-not as the absence of fear, but the persistence to move forward despite it. In a world that often rushes past the quiet battles we fight within, this piece stands still-just like the man in the rain-resolute, unnoticed, yet unyielding. It is a tribute to every trembling step taken with a burning heart, to those who carry storms inside and still choose to rise. This is not a tale of heroes, but of endurance. Of courage

As Ebola ravaged Sierra Leone, it brought fear and confusion with it. But one girl wasn't about to lie back and do nothing. Ikmatu wanted to fight for her home.

[Prequel to Misalignment] A year before she and Cam meet, Matty Leopold has yet to realize most of the problems that will dominate her near future. She's still stuck in the shadow of her older siblings, as she has been for most of her life - but with the advent of her sophomore year, she's determined to change that. With the help of her older sister, Eunice, she's prepared to 'put herself out there' enough to maybe make some friends. Of course, when said attempt throws her right into the path of one Natalia Davis, she finds far more than she's bargained for. Cover made by @toobigofadreamer highest rank-- #35 - 09/12/16 © Makenna Collette (@mack-collette) 2016-17 All Rights Reserved

Neel Kashyap developed a crush on Niyati Patel when he was in primary school. She was the one with the longest hair and he adored her curly mane. That crush however faded when Neel wrote his first love letter and it ended up reaching her brother. After eight years, when a mutual friend plans a North India tour to rebuild the broken ties, Niyati stands before Neel and she's the same girl with the longest hair. Now, her mane is curlier and she's exceptionally beautiful as ever. If Neel had been the same boy he once was, he'd fall in love with her the way Augustus Waters did. Slowly, then suddenly. But, Neel doesn't do love and he definitely doesn't like curly mane anymore. Time will prove Neel that Niyati is more than just a girl with curly hair and this tour is more than just a vacation. Join the journey of nine friends who struggle to build their broken bonds as they learn that some stories can be rewritten. Especially the ones without a happy ending. #70 in General Fiction

In which a father and former husband tells his daughter a bedtime story about her late mother. #OnceUponNow Cover made by @barmpot © Makenna Collette (@mack-collette) 2016 All Rights Reserved

"Inspired by the quote, 'No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted,' this story showcases how even the smallest gestures can create a profound impact. Follow the journey of unexpected acts of kindness that transform lives and spread positivity. 🌟