Nurseryrhymes Stories

My own take on what's really happened to Jack and Jill in the famous nursery story Jack and Jill.

nursery rhymes that you have Probably heard and how they are really about death. Warning: NOT FOR KIDS! Rated: R for description of death and gore

Cover and sprite edit by me. Truth and Dares are allowed! Random scenes will probably be here. not a oneshot ships ___________________________ Oumasai (Both in-game and pregame) Nursery Rhymes (Pregame) Kaimaki(In-game) Rantaro X Kaede(In-game) _____________________________ Request ships for: Ryoma Kirumi Rantaro(Pregame, I'm considering Kirumi X Rantaro) Gonta Korekiyo

To faces from my past, to the friends of my present, and to those I've not met yet. I sincerely hope you enjoy this collection as it grows and may it be whatever it is you need in your day to day. this work is cross posted to my Ao3 account: Mazes_Musings

Poor Caleb, he tracked mud all over his mommy's new rug. When he sees that his mommy is upset at what he's done, he takes her on a wild ride with his big imagination through what he thinks happened to her rug. This fun rhyming, children's book will surely amuse your child. The main character is inspired by my son Caleb who has Down Syndrome. I had such a wonderful time writing this. I hope you enjoy it too and it quickly becomes a favorite bedtime story for you and your children. If you enjoyed this book, please vote with a star so that I know I'm doing a great job entertaining you. Don't forget to check out my other children's books as well! Thank you for your support! Bobbie J ❤

18 year old Emma Rose has always wanted to help people, especially the most vulnerable. When an 19 year old boy named Asher with a traumatic brain injury/disorder transfers to her school, Emma realizes she needs to help him as much as she can.

Object Show Nursery Rhymes Is Similar To Object Show Fairytales So This Book Is Still Gonna Have Fairytales Characters And Fun Stuff Too This Book Is Gonna Be A Lot Of Fun!

This Story contains song lyrics from one of the famous channel that produce childrens song Cocomelon

. . . Here ensues, a brief summary of the plot, and an anthropological tracing of how the tale was born . . . . . . A lover of the English language, of all things, whilst I was looking-up the etymology of the word / interjection 'boo' I came across this passage written in the late 19th c., by Walter W. Skeat, which not only creates the opening of my story, but also encapsulates it's intended moral, & effect: "To be able to say Bo! (sic) to a goose is to be not quite destitute of courage, to have an inkling of spirit, and was probably in the first instance used of children. A little boy who comes across some geese suddenly will find himself hissed at immediately, and a great demonstration of defiance made by them, but if he can pluck up heart to cry 'bo!' loudly and advance upon them, they will retire defeated. The word 'bo' is clearly selected for the sake of the explosiveness of its first letter and the openness and loudness of its vowel" Such, is the idea of this story: a young boy, who is unpopular, and habitually shy, at last plucks up his courage, and his first act of retribution, is to crie 'Boo!' at a gaggle of geese; he then proceeds to crie 'Boo!' in several other tricky situations, each time, becoming stronger in heart, and taller in courage.

When her beloved father mysteriously disappears, Jac Spriggins doesn't expect the quest to find him to be so extensive. However, she soon finds herself climbing a beanstalk and entering a whole new universe, where nursery rhyme characters roam free and magic is more than just a murmur at the village market. As she explores this new world, she discovers that her father's disappearance might be more involved than she first thought... and more than just one life could be on the line. **Note: This story is very much a rough draft, so be prepared for errors, and feel free to help edit and provide feedback!! Thanks!**

Beauty and the beast, the little mermaid, little red riding hood, the 3 little pigs and the big bad wolf and many others in this book of fractured fairy tales.

A collection of dark-themed short stories revolving around nursery rhymes.

Pretty much what the title says.

IN WHICH a family with magic in their blood discovers the price of their gifts... OPEN/closed

This story is about nursery rhymes/fairytales becoming dark...I guess. Anyway, this might be an alternative ending to the nursery rhyme/fairytales. I do not own any pictures. Warning: Contains depressing and dark topics. May also contain some violence.

Baa baa black sheep have you any wool?

Harley, Harley is a Creepypasta nursery Rhyme I had made up. It tells about how her mother had abandoned her as a child in an abandoned garage with a rusted old car inside. Years of being abandoned, schizophrenic, depressed with horrid anger issues, she committed suicide by hanging herself with old rope and a hooked chain hanging from the ceiling of the garage. A few hours passed and her body fell, her jaw hitting the ground and breaking it. Days later, she awoke without an unexplainable reason and fixed herself up before going on a murderous rampage.