Homeeconomics Stories

It's 1983, and Celia Harris has spent all thirteen years of her life trying to make it through the day, feeling like a burden - the hand-me-down clothes, the forced haircuts that made her look like a boy, a mother who kept her on the tightest of reins. To say her life was hard was an understatement. Then her father dies, and everything shifts at once. Her mother goes to work. Money appears from somewhere no one will name. And Celia is pulled out of the only life she's known into a world of old family wealth, quiet secrets, and half-truths about who she really is and where she came from. But safety comes with its own questions. Why did her father really die? Who's been paying for everything all these years? And why does everyone seem to know more about her family than she does? All Celia ever wanted was to grow her hair out, choose her own clothes, and finally live for herself. What she gets is the truth - one buried secret at a time. A coming-of-age story set in the 1980s: surviving abuse, uncovering family lies, and slowly learning to trust. Peppered with clean, slow-burn first love. ***Content warning: this story depicts child abuse.***

After the Shie Hassaikai raid, the heroics classes have a new teacher, for Home Economics. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is my first time writing a fanfiction, so sorry if it isn't any good! BNHA is not mine! I only own My oc(s) and nothing else. Credit to Kōhei Horikoshi, creator of BNHA! (Anything else that might I use in here, unless specified, isn't mine, I give credit to the original owners) With that out of the way, enjoy the story 😊

Daniel and Felix were given a home economics project to take care of a bag of flour and treat it as a child. For a month. Felix met Daniel at a high school party and started to have feelings for him. Can he be able to win Daniel's heart before the month is over or will his love be unrequited? Find out.

A short story from my middle school times, a bit existential, but who wasn't in middle school.

Book Description: Discover the rich flavors and cultural heritage of Ghanaian cuisine with this beautifully crafted recipe book by Ernest Ezor. From savory stews and hearty soups to traditional street foods and sweet treats, this collection brings together the most loved dishes from across Ghana. Whether you're a home cook, food enthusiast, or just exploring West African food for the first time, each recipe is made simple with step-by-step instructions and practical tips. Inspired by the vibrant traditions of Ghana and Ernest's passion for Home Economics, this book is more than just a recipe guide-it's a celebration of identity, family, and the taste of home. Featuring local ingredients, authentic cooking techniques, and stories behind the meals, it's a must-have for your kitchen shelf. Let the taste of Ghana inspire your meal ..

This is a narrate story that relates to Home Economics.

"Can you even cook?" "Of course, I can!!! What are you trying to say? That I am useless in the kitchen?" I frowned as Ezra deadpanned. "Fine, you got me there. I can't cook for shit." "Not even ramen noodles?" "Ezra, have you ever burnt water before? Because I do, every single time I try to cook." ... Full blurb inside. ©xevera_

A short story about a lost boy and a sweet girl who both share the love of baking. i do not ship riarlie anymore. - please tell me if anyone steals this because all rights are reserved -