Inclusion Stories

~An anthology written for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month '23, '24, and '25~ It's no surprise that my stories are all written from the heart. I've been thinking, though - home is where the heart lives. Maybe I should write about my home this time around. These stories, accompanied with notes about identity and diversity, intertwine into a possibility of how culture shapes who we are today. Embark on adventures or relish in the little moments in life, filled with Chinese history, culture, mythology, and more - tidbits from where I live and where my heart lies. Each story will acclaim and pay tribute to where I am and what made me, me. After all, there's no shame in loving who you are. ------------------ Accolades: 🏅featured on @IdentityandCulture's 2026 AAPI Heritage Month / API Month Reading List 🥇1st in the Glorious Awards 🥇1st in the Dazzle Awards: Random Category 🥇1st in the Brumous Collab Awards 2024: Best Opening Line 🥈2nd in the Categories Mini Awards: Best Opening Chapter 🥉3rd in the Valentine Awards: Diversity Genre

Alex Davies is a 4 year old boy, a stranger looking at him would think he is any normal 4 year old, however Alex struggles with changes, Changes what any other child would usually be somewhat fine about, but Alex has autism so he reacts differently. See how Alex and his parents overcome the changes from starting school, and making friends to becoming a big brother. *DISCLAIMER: I have never wrote a book about autism before, I am no expert or specialist by any means, I just wanted to write something different from my fanfictions. I also have watched Netflix's Atypical and fell in love with the story and all the character developments. I am raising awareness for autism, And same-sex couples.

Many people lost, different dimensions, in one world

Three poems that delve into my personal journey as a transgender and neurodivergent individual navigating a neurotypical world while breaking free from social constructions.

weekend write in October 2021 prompt light. Inspired of light sensitivity in autism.

Siobhan, Saanvi, and Auria struggle to navigate their complex lives and workspace, beginning with Siobhan's attempt to end her own life and Saanvi and Auria swimming through the seemingly endless journey of finding her again. But who is ever found by anybody other than themselves?

ODE TO THE SPECIAL CHILD: No Prize this Year for the Ethically Gifted. Jeremy was a boy labeled by many as "special." Few knew, however, just how special he really was. This flash fiction (just 1000 words) is dedicated to all those in the world who have been judged or categorized as "special." Special in the negative sense, that they may lack certain expected abilities. But it is a stigma unfairly given them by their own myopic societies--people limited themselves in perceiving phenomenal talents which we can truly call "special." This is the case of one such boy. It is a short tale with a huge message. That we should recognize and acknowledge our most essential talents---found often where we least expect them. Jeremy's case is a lesson for all of us. Read this Flash Fiction and pass it on to others. The world needs more tolerance of diversity. And to learn to embrace and celebrate Emotional Intelligence: https://www.wattpad.com/story/68183543-ode-to-the-special-child

An inspiring story about a girl named, Aurelia, who was constantly judged for being the shortest girl in the school. There is something that people don't really know about her. When she was seven years old, she stopped growing and she got diagnosed with Turner's Syndrome, which is a condition where people are missing another x chromosome. Ever since then, she had to get shots every day, and grew up to 5'0. She wanted to be a motivational speaker. She struggled with her confidence because she was constantly being bullied and then she met a tall boy who told her to just be confident and comfortable in her own skin. Later on she tries to be confident and sticks out for herself and then eventually everybody became her very best friends.

No matter how strong my belief is, I would always question it if it goes against humanity.

My eyes flashed over to my Tarot card deck sitting on my night stand, I felt weak, but I flipped my index finger to turn over the golden card on the top of the deck. It was one of my favorites, the "Wheel of Fortune Card,"which shimmered in gold and dark blue. There was a large, golden dial inscribed on it. It meant change was coming, I thought, my pink lips curled into a curious smile. That would make sense, I thought, since October 31st is right around the corner. I exhaled in deeply concentrating on having the card fly into my hand. I had to be careful, I thought, Don't need another paper cut from these cards. That's another thing they never talk about it the movies or shows. I smile and shake my head laughing, "If only mortals knew what I could do."

TL;DR: We teach each other to do poetry and stuff. A group 'class' of sorts, where we do things n stuff related to poetry. Not only do we work together to make our own poetry, but we also collaborate with one another to improve our own poetry, share FREE poetry tips and resources and figure out how we can grow into adults that aren't total knuckle-heads. It's like a wattpad community within a wattpad community. Wattpad-ception? LEGAL: *I don't own the image. It can be found at http://payload72.cargocollective.com/1/7/244315/3747093/Poetry%20Port%2004.jpg through google.com

Hello and welcome to my page. Inside, you will find five short stories that will either terrify you or make you sick to your stomach depending on how good your imagination is ha! Each story is based around the theme of the title. Christophers dog in Solidified may be a psychic; Lyla doesnt know if shes seeing ghosts or if it's all in her head; Tashia's family will literally eat your heart (and brain) to fuel their powers; has Lily gone crazy up in space?; and last but not least, a man suffers from sleep walking and goes on a killing spree to cure his cancer. Although it is mainly horror, each story in the book is in a genre all on its own from sci-fi to psychological horror and some southern goth added to the mix. Read in the dark for enhanced added effects. You will not be disappointed, I guarantee or your money back. Happy Reading!

It is often said that beauty is only skin deep, but we all share a common and true beauty deep within! Clear Bear is a timeless story of the power of love when we allow our hearts to be operand vulnerable.

17-year-old Nona has autism and is bullied at school for it. She has no friends besides her older sister, Andie which really doesn't count because she is a sibling. One day, she gets asked to go to a party by the most popular guy in school and she thinks her luck has changed, only to find out that it is a prank. As she is walking home in tears, a guy named Lucas who doesn't go to her school, walks her home feeling bad for her. What starts as an unlikely friendship, turns into something more.

A list of memories of. People who are going to die today