Golding Stories

When you are inexperienced with men and have no clue what to do with even ONE guy, what would happen when you had to deal with 5!!! Carina Williams suddenly turns from no boyfriend to 5 perspective boyfriends. All hot, all unique, all totally irresistible. I know what you're thinking, yes this will be tense, and yes this will be sad, and yes this will be heartwarming. It is the perfect combination of every feeling you never knew you had.

Twelve schoolmates discover their differences during a high school football game. How will they help to fulfill the prophecy?

The relationship between parents and their childeren is a beutiful, blissful thing. Not even really knowing the person behind the eyes you gaze up in when you are being nurtured as a frailing infant, you give complete and total devotion to the people behind the smile. The love that is shared is not fragile, the bond not easily broken but as strong as steel. Reese Wiley loved her parents. She still loves her parents. She loves the mother that helped her when she fell and scraped her knee and the father that practiced dribbling a soccer ball on their unkempt front lawn. Lauren Golding belongs to a different set of parents. Parents that go out to lunch at country clubs and spend a million dollars on a grandiose house, the same parents that spent their days grieving endlessly for a child that never came home, for a baby that goes by the name of Reese living states away and brought up by her abdutors. Now Reese has uncovered the truth and is living with the Golding's...where she supposedly belongs. But why does she still love the people that ripped her away from her real family? She couldn't possibly forgive them for what they did...could she? The ghost of Lauren is nested on her shoulder and the Golding's are trying to resurrect her. Reese doesn't know if the Golding's love her or the memory of her when she was 2 (a memory she can never recall) and the people that she always thought truly love her, the Wiley's, did they ever really love her at all? She also meets Spencer who is optimistic and quirky and just what she needs...but maybe too weird for the Golding's and even herself. Throughout the entire experience all Reese can do is wish upon a dandelion and pray that she will find her blood is thicker than water.

Have you read "Lord Of The Flies" by William Golding? This is a poem about Ralph from LOTF. Enjoy, loves!

After the Ralph Hunt, after they were rescued, after they all went their separate ways, what happened to Jack and Ralph? This is my take on what I believed may have become of the book's protagonist and antagonist. Credit to cover artwork goes to Lizalot on DeviantART.

15 year old Bree Wilkins doesn't expect much from her plane ride to a top notch British boarding school, until her plane crashes on a deserted island with only boys in her custody. Can she stop them before they turn to savagery? And will she find the one while doing it?

"Only the Devil knows how much hate I hold for you, Jack Merridew." ••• The kids on the island; they were poetry. Ralph was alliteration; starting off the same, time and time again, hoping for a different ending Julia was rhyming; Trying a number of different things, just to end up in the same place. Together, they would make repetition. It would be easy, it could be all that was needed. But was it really any fun? You may be wondering what Jack is in all of this. Jack... Well if they're alliteration and rhyming, then Jack is Slam Poetry Or a haiku... you never know with that kid Note: LOTF is an original work belonging to William Golding. I lay no claim to any characters or the plot. I only hold ownership of my own original character and the changes to the plot caused by her.

This is an adaption of the story Lord of the Flies by William Golding. The same messages were attempted to be transmitted, and I'd be Super excited if you'd tell me what you think!! :)

A modern retelling of "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding. Imagine if, instead of a group of British schoolboys, a bunch of girls were stranded on the island. One would expect them to be organized. To conduct themselves in a well-mannered way. Never mind that they are on an island: these are girls, and girls are sweet; innocent, even. They would never be able to harm a soul. Never resort to hunting down one of their fellow companions. They're just not capable. Right? [COMPLETED]

obviously lord of the flies one was left unfinished so I decided to continue the story in the direction that I feel William Golding would approve of. had he written the second novel it probs would've been word for word the exact same. those who might claim I have stolen big Wills idea should know that his book is based on the superior novel "Coral island" enjoy #jalph 👊

Wanna try out different types of poetry? Interested in sharing your poetry experience with other Wattpad Poets? Well then this challenge is right for you! The 99 Poem Challenge (created by user Warrior_Prophet) is basically a bunch of Wattpad poets coming together to experience different poetry styles! Wattior_Prophet decides which ten poems we will write per month, and the rest is up to our creativity! Go here to inquire more about this epic challenge: http://www.wattpad.com/forums/discussion/53929/the-99-poem-challenge-also-contains-99-poems-competitions-for-fun...or-war-99-different-poems/#Item_55 Thanks to Wattpad user Warrior_Prophet for making up the idea for this innovative collaboration! Cover credit goes to me.

a continuation of Lord of the Flies where ralph and jack are highkey gay for each other