Jackandjill Stories

The fairytale you know (or at least think you know) and love are real, they are out there getting punished without memory We changed a lot since seventeen We all grow older, still incomplete

John and Jillian Glastonbury aren't too thrilled when their dad announces their newly-blended family is to let a small cottage near his dig site. How will they survive a summer holiday without wifi? Or running water?! Jack and Jill soon learn the old well is something more than a place to fetch water, as they are drawn into the crazy, magical resort town Luna Seaside. Sibling rivalry may be the least of their problems! Will they be tempted to stay? And should they choose to leave, can they? --------------- Jack and Jill Went up the hill To fetch a pail of water ... The next thing, They both fell in, And Jill set up a big cry, All was seen, Like flash of green, Topsy-turvy to the eye.

Here are some fun short scripts featuring two reporters... I may or may not video these. Please do not use for anything else other than reading. Enjoy!

A mix and spin on classic nursery rhymes and fairy tales. Winter is coming quickly and Jack and Jill's poverty stricken town may not be able to survive. On a quest to gather supplies they meet unexpected challenges. Will they succeed? *disclaimer: School assignment I wrote in about one to two procrastinated days before it was due. The end will be rather fast as I needed to get my entire plot line out.* HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY!

Serena Watson, a normal 16 year old who has a loving family and nice friends was more than happy with her life. However, she always felt something was missing, like a hole in her heart she could never fill with this plain and boring life. And one day, a hawk swooped into her room- and her ordinary life. She was told that she was a guardian of fairytales, and her job was to make sure the fairytales kept going. Serena was also told that she could just give away her job, if she wanted to. However, she was determined to grasp any chance of adventure to figure out what she really wants.

Jill has been the kind of girl who wouldn't care about her love life like most of the girls that were her age. This has changed when she met Jack who had a crush on her since the beginning of college year. There were a lot of love challenges waiting for both of them

A short horror book based of the rhyme of jack and Jill

Dear You, This story is about longing. This story is about two people who weren't supposed to collide came together. This story is about the tryst with destiny. What happens when despite all the words that are bestowed, everything was left unsaid. What happens when despite all the trust bestowed, hope was gone? This story is the shortest ballad written down in the longest time. Trying to delay as much as one could bottle up just to avoid the pages turning. It's about the relationship that faded away but just when the memories began to fade someone found the oldest trick in the book, to write. This story is about all the letters that were returned unread, sent to an address which no longer could be found. It's about how two people who meet on a staircase try to embrace each other's true self behind the veil. Relations are always imbalanced and that's the truth that no one talks about, at least on paper. You are told that in relation two must be equal for it to suffice but the truth is that in those relations that suffice there is always one who does more. Then the other person tries to make effort but fails. And when they both stop they become who they were all along; strangers. This wouldn't be like a story that will catch you off guard or knock you off your feet. But by the time you are done, you will be left with compassion and feeling what was felt by him and her, in all the real sense. With the words which are to be savored, and with the gaps to be swallowed too as raw as they are meant to be. She had flowers in her hair and demons in her head. He had cigarettes in his hand, yeah that's all he really had. Sometimes things happen slowly, eventually, gradually yet suddenly for you to realize that it's all over before it ever had a chance to begin and like the time all those moments that pass, the stories usually go and come around where it all started. Sincerely, The guy who wrote what was unsaid.

Here's my take on the classic nursery rhyme, Jack and Jill. xx

A collection of children's nursery rhymes incorporated into a story with a dark twist. Includes: Ring Around the Rosie, Jack and Jill, Three Blind Mice, and more to come. Requests are welcome!

A nursery rhyme with a twisted fate, as ... Jack and Jill went up that hill - finding themselves in deep jeopardy! Their fate was no longer in their hands, as the beast in another realm took over. This is a story of the Nursery Rhyme where two innocent children fell into a trap at such a young age. Why? It's out of this world! But within a darker format, the plot changes. ~~~ When the brother and sister duo taunted their baby brother repeatedly about "the monster" hiding inside the closet, they didn't expect how their choice of words would haunt them. And once they were dared to enter the mysterious door; that was when they learned that there wasn't any way they could turn back! Thus, Jack & Jill found themselves catering to the orders of an ogre in order to find their way back home ... that is if they ever fetch that pail of water. But after dropping the water on the ground as they lost their balance, numerous obstacles ( the test of time) came before them! Now, will they ever make it back home? And in time before they age? ~~ Written from Nov. 2016 to 2018. The new cover is created by @EkemWrites Thanks fo your help!

Jack & Jill went up the hill... I wrote this year's ago in like 9th grade. Super short limerick

There's been a murder in Candy Land, and Jill, Nursryville P.I., is on the case. Can she solve the mystery behind Knave's death?

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water, what they don't know that Jack and Jill will end up in the slaughter.

Four (possibly more to come) short stories based on nursery rhymes with a dark twist. Currently includes pieces based on Drunken Sailor, London Bridge is Falling Down, Teddy Bears' Picnic and Jack and Jill! I started this for a creative assignment at university and may come back to add more pieces to the collection in the future, but each piece stands as its own thing!

Jack and Jill Went up the hill To fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down And broke his crown And Jill came tumbling after. This nursery rhyme and many others of its like have been reiterated to most of us so many times throughout our childhood that they're now practically etched into our brains. But have you ever wondered why these rhymes are taught to children before any other lesson of their lives? What makes these tiny poems so important? Was amusing infantile brains the sole purpose of their creation? What if they were more? What if they were parables of some of the greatest men to ever walk Earth? What if they were mementos of the most vicious wars humanity fought for its survival? What if they were fables of legendary courage, wisdom, pain and sacrifice, which mankind had never wanted to forget? What if they were lengthy books, time could bury beneath dust, transformed to stanzas capable of thriving in the purity of hearts, forever? What if?

What if all the stories about a Jack were about the same Jack?