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.

Una historia de amor de Luigui quispe y hector pasache descubriras el tragico final y el intenso amor que sienten bajo el mismo cielo

~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: 🥇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

As soon as Poppy's out of sight, the looks we've been receiving ever since we got here intensify. Louis and I have had eyes on us the entire time and to be honest, it's really nerve wracking and uncomfortable. The curious glances in our direction are less than subtle, let me put it plainly, every girl here is staring at Louis with hearts in their eyes. I don't blame them for being awestruck, Louis has that kind of effect on everyone, he is gorgeous with the right mix of beautiful yet utterly masculine. Louis' whole being has a way of drawing you in it's almost impossible to not feel attracted to him. It's kind of like his super power. I have no trouble admitting it because it's true, Louis is tall with pitch black hair and ocean blue eyes that you could drown in, literally every girl he meets seems to get lost in his eyes because they're just so beautiful. If it were up to me Louis and I wouldn't be here, we'd be at his house watching a movie. Alas, being his best friend I have to fulfil his twenty second-birthday wish, and Louis' wish is that he gets to break my alcohol and party virginity, weird I know, his words not mine.

"Cracking the Code: Understanding the Mind of a Woman" by Moyanah Otukile is an insightful exploration into the complex and dynamic nature of the female psyche. This book delves deep into the intricacies of women's experiences, examining how societal influences, emotional depth, and communication styles shape their lives. Moyanah Otukile offers readers a comprehensive guide to understanding and appreciating the multifaceted aspects of women's thoughts and feelings. Each chapter of the book is designed to unravel the stereotypes and misconceptions that have historically defined women, proposing a fresh perspective that recognizes and values their true diversity and capabilities. From exploring the role of empathy in fostering deeper connections to highlighting effective communication strategies that bridge gender differences, Otukile provides tangible tools and methods for enhancing interpersonal relationships in both personal and professional settings. The book also features compelling case studies that demonstrate the successful application of these strategies in various contexts, including corporate environments, healthcare settings, and academic collaborations. These real-world examples underscore the positive outcomes that arise from truly understanding and respecting the female mind. "Cracking the Code" is more than just a book; it is a call to action for continued exploration and engagement with the complexities of the female psyche. It encourages readers to challenge long-standing stereotypes, engage in open dialogues, and advocate for a more equitable and inclusive society. Ideal for anyone interested in psychology, gender studies, or improving their interpersonal relationships, this book provides a rich resource for developing a deeper appreciation of the richness and diversity of women's experiences. Join Moyanah Otikile on this enlightening journey to decode and celebrate the unique contributions and capabilities of women around the world.

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.

The Best (& Coolest) + Inclusive Communities on Wattpad.

Not every closed door is discrimination. Not every table is serving food. Some are serving art - and art doesn't owe you a mirror. A lyrical essay on representation, relevance, and the humility of knowing what isn't meant for you.

Forsyth Turn never wanted to be a hero. And yet, even in the Overrealm, a hero is what he'll be. After their last adventure in Hain, Forsyth expected to return to the life he'd built with Pip and Alis, his days of magic and heroics behind him. But then Pip starts suffering night terrors laced with images of glowing ivy and Elgar Reed calls with fears of bizarre threats and a man garbed all in black. But there is no magic in the Overrealm. Forsyth refuses to believe that anything other than mundane coincidence is at work-until Elgar's stalker leaves him a message too eerie and specific to ignore. Now, he has to face the possibility that Pip's dreams and Elgar's fears are connected . . . and that maybe they weren't the only ones to escape the pages of The Tales of Kintyre Turn. And if that's the case, it's going to take more than a handful of heroes to save the day this time. It's going to take an army. Luckily, Reed fans are legion. A stunning conclusion to the series, The Silenced Tale is a genre-bending whirlwind that breathes life into the idea that the power of story lies not just with the creator, but with the fans who love it. "The Silenced Tale" is available from Reuts Publications: http://www.reuts.com/product-category/adult/ Add to your GoodReads shelf: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25024498-the-silenced-tale

When it's gametime and your team's lucky item goes missing, what are you meant to do? Find out in this hockey story that's sure to inspire you to enter the #WattCrocs writing contest!

An introverts guide to claiming your sacred seat at the table.

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...

Read this short story to get prior knowledge about salt and pepper diamonds.

Unlocking Financial Inclusion through Business Correspondents: Learn how Business Correspondent agents bridge the gap. Financial inclusion through business correspondents

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)

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.

Leadership is a journey often mistaken for a destination. The Leader’s Journey: A Guide to Discovering the Leader Within provides guidance and inspiration for that journey. Reading this book will provide the reader with inspiration on how to lead effectively, build new bridges, and establish a vision for the future. This is the foundation of leadership growth. In three parts, the book explores core values of leadership and how these values inform your understanding of leadership. This is the beginning of “knowing.”