Inclusion Stories

Twenty years after Jesse Aarons builds the bridge to Terabithia, his son and niece are introduced to the imaginary kingdom. They must find a way of freeing the enslaved Terabithians and defeating the Dark Master before darkness fully takes over. --- This is a fan-made story. What you are about to read is exactly what I would expect of a Bridge to Terabithia sequel. To write this script, I spent a lot of time and effort reading, researching and rewatching the original story. This script includes some recurring characters, such as Jesse Aarons, Mary Aarons, May Belle Aarons, Joyce Ann Aarons and Julia Edmunds. I highly recommend rewatching the 2007 film before reading this script, as well as googling how the cast looks today, since they have aged roughly the same amount of years as their characters in my story. Additionally, I had to adapt the dialogue format to fit this platform. Other than that, it follows the standard Master Scenes format. I've prepared this guide to help you as you read: https://drive.google.com/file/d/19kglRcJcgz5-HuYi43vZEWQPKEyEA7-7/view I hope you enjoy! Original book: 1977. Disney movie: 2007. This sequel takes place in 2027.

One Second, Take a breath and don't let it go, you have no clue what you can miss. Hear the Audience, hear their heartbeats as it quickens with every daring drop. Two Seconds, Remember it all, all of the ups and downs. The loops and spirals that make this show oh so entertaining. Fall, let yourself drop. Let yourself feel gravity embrace you. Let it pull you down. Let the crowd gasp and fear a crash. Three- And there's the applause. Welcome to the Cirque de Vie. It's time to play the game. Whatever you do, let's hope you never hear the words Check, Set, And Match. ---------------------- [A/N: Okay so this book was also under the name of Your Move on my other account @AuroraFrostbite]

The story follows a young girl, Lily, as she is saved by an unlikely individual. Who is ridiculed and hated for being different, just to later become a hero who saves everyone. Take this short journey and experience their lives first hand. (Will be a work in Progress but I plan on it to be a short story. Though I want every part to be perfect so each segment may take time to be released. I hope you'll enjoy)

I wrote this poem after being inspired by so many people around me. Whom I meet everyday, converse with every minute, and the ones who always get me going through the day. Thanks

[WARNING] This story will sometimes venture into darker themes. This story will use Ebonics/slang/ the N-word at times. This story is meant for entertainment if you're gonna be offended just leave. This story will feature explicit language. This story is intended for mature individuals and will display graphic content. This story will feature straight/boyxboy love scenes as well. This story will be unapologetically black. First draft.

LCS is a non-profit organization that was founded by Katherine V. Batten in 1949 to meet a growing community need for out-patient occupational and physical therapy. This is a 1940s Humphrey Bogart-esque telling of the story of how LCS was established and how it has grown into the organization it is today, which now provides training and community engagement for youth and adults of varying abilities to enhance their self-esteem and quality of life.

Tissy Matthews and her best friend, Rachel Collins, attend their first summer camp called Camp Knight. It doesn't take long before they find out the camp is nicknamed Camp Fright and soon discover why.

Tinutukoy ang kuwentong to sa mga kuwento ng tagumpay at kabiguan sa panahon ng pandemya. Sana makatulong sa ating lahat ito at maging motibasyon para sa ating mga frontliners, pati na rin sa mga kapus-palad, persons with disabilities, LGBT at iba pang sektor. Itong mga kuwentong ito ay para na rin sa inklusibong Pilipino. Bakit? Ito na ang oras para papakinggan ang aming mga kuwento. Sa mundo natin, mananaig ang kabutihan laban sa kasamaan. Ang mga tauhan sa mga kabanatang ito ay base sa mga kuwento ng kanilang buhay. Ang mga pangalan ng tauhan ay imbento lang ng may-akda. © Roilan Marlang 2020

This book is the re-imagining of a passion project of hope and inclusion across genres, media and forms of expression. The Pussyhat Collection is a curated safe space to express and explore through commentary, poems, short stories and art. No matter what our pronouns are - we all have dreams, doubts, and maybe a victory story or two. Each month, a new theme will be revealed by the gracious contributions of guest artists and writers. The inbox of @MizUndahStood is open for suggestions, comments and inquiries about submissions.

"Let me guess," he continued quickly and carelessly, before I could answer. "You were a cheerleader in high school?" My body bristled as I eyed him carefully, he just ignored me and kept going, "You ran all the groups in school, even the book club," he said, flopping his head and his curly, blonde locks towards my book. "All the guys think you're cute and you're constantly getting looks," he smiled, slowly letting his eyes explore my body again I smiled, tilting my head towards him. "Not all the guys," I quipped, sarcastically, twirling my blond hair around my fingers. "Bingo," he shouted, wagging his index finger at me confidently. "You're an asshole," I grunted. "I've been told that a time or two" he smirked.

Surfing between the reasons of years of unsettlement as a result of my neurodiversity and accessibility/inclusion issues.

Seventeen-year-old Jesse didn't belong anywhere. At least not in a high school brimming with cliques, and geeks, and beautiful people. And for someone with extreme anxiety, leaving a homeschooled life in the country and attending Hayden High is nothing short of agonizing. So when Jesse meets the moody wheelchair-bound Tae, son of a wealthy real estate developer, she classifies him with the rest: stuck up rich kid, only interested in making her life hell. But when storms rock our foundations and hearts are revealed, perhaps our differences are not so different after all. Perhaps...

A new hardcover book of photography, illustrations, poetry, and prose that celebrates inclusion and the boundless creativity of children! By digitally imposing photographs of children into fairytale illustrations, classic works of art, and photography of iconic urban scenes, "Chicago Treasure" creates a whimsical world where any kid can dive into a storybook and become the main character, step into a painting at a museum to take a closer look, or explore cultural landmarks in bold ways that may not be possible in the boring confines of reality. While diverse youth from all walks of life populate "Chicago Treasure," many are students at the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Disabled's preschool. In this inclusive and empowering book, every child, regardless of ability, ethnicity, gender, or age is free to see themselves take on great roles in literature and art. Accompanying the memorable images are clever original poems and playful newspaper articles from the "Chicago Pretender" that tell fresh, condensed versions of classic stories.

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!