Harpercollins Stories

Official entry for#being gandhi contest Judging is what everyone does as It is a human tendency to judge others when we don't want to accept our flaws. Only a man of principles like Mahatma Gandhi can ignore it. And when I achieved it i.e I ignored the persuasion to judge someone I achieved my #being gandhi moment

(THE BEAUTIFUL COVER WAS MADE BY zephyrr) Four clans hunt and defend their boundaries in the forest. But soon bloodshed and battle breaks out. A mysterious group of shadowy cats lay out plotting, and Kestralpaw, an OakClan apprentice, just so happens to realize that some of those cats-- are her own clanmates.

Gudia is a middle child of her parents and all she want is to succeed with a winning series. One fine day, when she have enough money given by her parents, she somehow, escapes from the flat and goes on, in an interesting way! Let's see, what happens next! This is a short story written for a contest - #thosedaysindelhi within just 300 words. Written:- 25/08/2019 Rank 2 in #harpercollinsindia tag Please do give this work, your chance of time. Read, comment and vote. I would be glad! Thank You.

When a kit is born, it shows traits from both parents, and will never be able to forget them. Their blood runs in the kits' blood, and their fur is blended on their kit's pelt. But when it comes down to it - if you birth a kit, what does that matter, if you did not raise them?

Twins Eli and Talia shouldn't exist. They're Outsiders. Their home is a secret. Their lives are a secret. Arafel is a secret. An unexpected forest raid forces Talia into a desperate mission to rescue her family while protecting the sacred Book of Arafel from those who would use it as a weapon. As Talia and her life long friend Max enter the dome, she makes some unexpected discoveries, and allies, in the form of rugged Insider August, that will change the course of her life forever. She'll stop at nothing to save her family but will she sacrifice her heart in the process? The Fire Sermon meets Gladiator in this brilliant YA debut. Praise for Book of Fire 'The world building was done with great detail, I was able to picture what I was reading and that made the experience that much greater.' Esha Packer 'I was blown away by the intricate details throughout this book of the 2 different worlds, the characters, the mythical beasts, the character development and their relationships with one another.' Zoe Mann 'Michelle has woven elements into the story beautifully, she has brought history and the future together in one book.' Gemma McGee

I didn't make any of these quotes but if I did I will say it in the chapters or pages :/

the children story

The story continuation of Gudia's frolics.

Sebastian Grey always thought he was a fairly normal teenager -- good friends, decent grades, and a pretty sweet job in his foster brother's tattoo shop. But when Romany gypsies arrive in town, Sebastian discovers that his world is not what it seems. There is an age-old feud between his family and the gypsies -- and this isn't the only secret his brother has been keeping from him. His life is not his own. The girl he's been dreaming about has just turned up as school, and he feels compelled to protect her at all costs. Even if that means life might never be normal again * * * * (Please enjoy the opening chapter of Grey, the first book in my debut YA fantasy trilogy, published by HarperCollins as an e-book and paperback series, available at most online bookstores and Amazon)