Idyllic Stories

What makes a king? Is it the braveness or the kindness in his heart?

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A collection of spiritual poems.

Sage is a 15 year old girl with only one thing on her mind- freedom. Read to find out if homeless boy harry helps, or be one of the men who harms her-again.

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Our Dreams are Mysterious yet Infallible, that's Idyllic.

Synopsis: Pure literature flavor. FLOWER, a junior high school student who grew up in the city and is troubled by her relationship with her family, spends her summer vacation in Kagawa, where her mother has been transferred to work alone. There is a idyllic countryside far from big city. Having too much time on her hands in a strange land, she starts to go to an old folk house cafe run by a young man who is a relative of her mother's. She finds herself in the middle of summer in Kagawa, a place rich in nature and gradually begins to develop a liking for the young man. Supplemental information: This story was created as a homage to Françoise Sagan's classic novel, "Bonjour Tristesse (Hello, Sadness)". While "Bonjour Tristesse" is a fresh story of a young girl who experiences a summer of love and loss in a French summer resort, "Name of the Flower" is a story of a young girl who spends a summer in modern-day Kagawa, where is Japan's idyllic countryside. The title, "Name of the Flower", is taken from a story in "Makeup Angels," a short story in Kawabata Yasunari's collection of novels, "Tanagokoro no Shosetsu" (A Novel in the Palm of the Hand). "Tell the man you are parting with the name of one flower. Flowers always bloom every year." There are two versions of "Name of the Flower," a short story version of 40 manuscript pages and a longer version of 330 pages. The overall synopsis is almost the same. Since this is the short version, I think you will find it a quick read! Looking forward to your comments and advice!

In a world where there is nothing but happiness, a girl finds a special place holding on to the ugly side of the world.

Hi this is my first book, Hope u enjoy!!! Sorry if there are mistakes, i would love to hear feedback from readers.

An imagined place or state of things in which everything is perfect...

Luke and Naluma have had a rough year, but their Force-bonded love has gotten them through the death of a student a few months earlier. However, Luke's worried about Naluma, who is trapped at the Jedi Academy with two dozen Padawan driving her crazy in the dead of winter. He surprises her with a long-overdue vacation for just the two of them, the first one in the four years they've known each other. However, their idyllic love is tested when Luke refuses to give Naluma what she desperately desires: a child of their own. When the Force gets involved, the couple learns that imposing the words of man on the will of the supreme power in the galaxy is never going to work--and the Force plays dirty when accomplishing its will. Luke and Naluma don't stand a chance. This isn't going to go the way they think. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Open Novella Contest 2021 Entry Prompt #17 Your main character is in an idyllic relationship. Your task? Make - then break - the ship. (It ends HEA, so no worries my Romance readers.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cover by author.

How long can she stay sane? How many more nights of arguing can she withhold? Is she his hireath? Find out in My story His Keeper

i·dyl·lic /īˈdilik/ extremely happy, peaceful, or picturesque. a graphics shop for those who are seeking the help of aspiring graphic designers.

This is the third in a series of interactive journals designed to help people grow personally, spiritually, and possibly even professionally. There is a daily message that contains a motivational quote, a Bible verse, a vocabulary word, and a message I write personally. Hopefully they're written and compiled in a way you find inspiring or motivational. But the key to what makes it work are the daily journaling questions. There are six questions at the end of every message. They stay the same, but you might find your answers to them change over time. They're simple questions, but living in a way that helps you improve your answers to them will change your life. I hope you decide to try it out, and if you do decide to try it out, I pray you won't be disappointed. Thanks, Jake.

This story is a series of loosely connected short stories and character development sketches focusing on the characters for the novels I'm working on writing. (Aka, the characters who live in my head). The stories focus on the themes of friendship, family, love, childhood, and perseverance to name just a few. I hope you enjoy reading about these characters as much as I enjoy playing with them.

When sickly Nicholas Wehrle Rutherford is sent to live with his grandfather in the winemaking community of Middle Bass Island, his grandfather, an aloof and gruff winemaker, resents the arrival of his estranged grandson. Old Man Wehrle still holds a grudge against Nicholas's parents for marrying against his wishes. Nicholas finds himself alone and miserable in the island, taunted by the other children because he is different. But things begin to change when Nicholas meets the spunky Aria Lonz of the neighboring Lonz Vineyards.

Bradford Farm is home to Dolly and Edward. Dolly is intelligent, but she prefers to read and do nothing. Edward is a hard worker who enjoys helping old Tom in all aspects of his life. But everything changes one day...

How many times have you seen a key sticking out of an old tree? This breathtaking story is based on a real memory. Further findings unearthed during a thrilling investigation are even more puzzling...! High in the crown of a giant tree is an old key sticking out of the trunk. The disciplinary repercussions of the third-grader Bruno's research in a nearby cellar are not yet over when another problem arises: How to fetch this unusual discovery, undamaged and without attracting unwanted attention in the town? To make matters even more complicated, Dr‧ Barton is struggling with peculiar difficulties. Non-existent spectres appear on his photographic materials, and all attempts at scientific explanations fail completely. Let's take a look at the dark graveyard where something eerie happens every night. This evening again, mysterious whitish clouds begin to emerge from a fancy historical tomb... Forget cliche scenes, forget stereotypic heroes, forget overused plots: Something entirely new is happening here! A real treat for all lovers of cozy mysteries, romantic adventures, life dramas, optimism, and light humor.