Firstpointofview Stories

This is a story about a transgender person. This is a first story I written and it will have lots of words to most likely improve. The main character deals a bit with body dysphoria. The story line is short. So enjoy? Please write down anything that can help me improve!

September 25, 2023 This book is only about my feelings toward someone. If you are that person I'm talking to, please close your eyes and leave this book. Kidding. Feel free to read if you ever find this (there's a good probability someone told you about it), ig?

This book is about a 19 year old girl named Alexa who just graduated school, and a 4 year old dog... The girl one day finds a scared homeless Mother dog and her puppy and invites them to her house. Alexa decides to name the Mother dog- Rosie and the puppy-Tucker... Many adventures start to happen within days of Rosie and Tucker being invited to Alexa's house. 'Fantasy book' (NEW CHAPTER EVERY FRIDAY OR TUESDAY :) )

This was based on a book a I read and I added a few of my friends in it. ONe shot//First point of view//fiction//action and adventure//INTENSE

this was originally supposed to be just a little scene but i decided to make it a whole shifting script /hj this is not meant to be a whole fanfic, i just started writing this for fun also might be a reader thing since for some reason i'm not comfortable putting a specific name jksfbsd this also has the following!: - first person pov ("i") - female pronouns - possible several trigger warnings? if i can get to that point of the story my friend told me to publish this so here you go! i really hope i finish this unlike the other stories i never finished hehe

What happens when a letter never reaches its king? In a kingdom ruled by a maddened monarch, one letter-meant to speak truths, hopes, or warnings-gets stopped in its tracks. Words cut short, intentions left unspoken, and a story that unfolds in the space between what is written and what is left unsent. A tale of missed connections, quiet rebellion, and the power of a single, unfinished letter.

"The world ended. We didn't." The infection managed to kill 41% of the world's population of children 18 and under before the governments and world leaders came together, dumping billions of dollars into research for a cure, miraculously found in under a year. Those over 18 were asymptomatic to the disease, and only about 0.3% of the adult population ended up getting the vaccine, whether it be conspiracy nuts or scientists, while it was obligatory for the children and every newborn since to be vaccinated in fear of another outbreak. Eight years later, unbeknownst to the remaining population, the virus has mutated and evolved, but the past vaccine has still protected those who got it. However, the ones left behind have been turned into mindless, flesh-craving monsters who roam the streets. After being separated from her group as they escape their old school, Mack tracks her her friends across decimated California, encountering more enemies than allies as she attempts to find and reunite with them. Meanwhile, her friends have been clashing with others groups as well. Yet everything is changing, and the line between right and wrong begins to blur. People's masks slide off, and those who may have been your best friend are now willing to kill you if it helps themselves, or people are simply crazy, going around murdering others as they take joy in the lawless new society. Because at the end of the world, the only thing more dangerous than what's out there... is who you become. Attempting to tell it from 4 POVs or more. help

When you venture out into a new high school. Trying to find a place for yourself, getting stuck into a school that you never knew isn't a good situation to find yourself in, will you save yourself and your classmates without any victims? Or will you and your classmates fall like flies?