Perspective Stories

My name is Adrianna Livingston. In twenty-six days I'm turning eighteen, and my jerk of an uncle's going to kick me out of the house. I need to find a place to live fast, and desperation is what causes me to do something I never thought I'd do in my wildest dreams. In a world where humans are ruled by giants, I have no choice but to ask the giant who rules our human district to get me a place to stay. It takes every last ounce of courage to approach Jerome. He's huge...intimidating, and...yeah. More than a little good looking, if I'm being honest. I can barely look him in the face without feeling like I'm going to puke. I'm not sure what I'm expecting him to say. Laugh in my face, maybe. Tell me no. Or maybe actually help and get me a place to live. But never in a million years did I expect him to take an interest in me. Make an effort to get to know me. Or, most shocking of all...ask me to come and live with him. **This story is more fluff/relationship based but if you are looking for a g/t story with plot and adventure feel free to read my other story, Encroaching Fires, that takes place in the same universe. The events in Tiny Sparks take place a year before Encroaching Fires.***

Perhaps It's about practice But otherwise, it's about perspective Trust me, it will not make sense to you Feel free to offer thoughts or advices. I am just writing here because I want to try something different than what I usually do. 365 writing challenge TW: contains themes of self harm in some of the chapter, depression, low self esteem

Scrolls and Chapters is the compilation of Yesh Soprano's POVs (point of views) or perspectives.

What did I do? How am I wrong? and where can I make it right? These questions, and a lot more are often asked for a character who became a villain and a terrible person to the people around them, including their loved ones. To 'redeem' themselves in the eyes of the 'Protagonist', they often make many decisions. But in this endless cycle of rights and wrongs, what lies beyond and between is a discovery one makes alone and no one else... Hello Everyone, This will be officially my first story; I wanted it to be a fanfiction in order to see it as an opportunity to deeply interact with the character as well as giving a narrative perspective on what might happen. Chloe will recall bits and pieces of her life as she begins to notice her shortcomings, hardships and qualities. Whether she becomes an antagonist or a protagonist, let us see, Shall we...? Storyline and cover are created by yours truly. DO NOT Repost, Copy or Re- Publish under any circumstances unless explicitly asked permission for. Characters and everything else are products of Miraculous and its creators.

Greenhouse Notes: Kinda crazy, but full of wonder Greenhouse Notes is not a book about having all the answers. It is a record of what happens when you stop demanding them. It began with simple questions-why, where, when, and how-and somehow those questions kept growing. Into gardens. Kitchens. Forests. Relationships. Grief. Joy. Work. Identity. The strange little moments that seem insignificant until you look at them long enough and realize they were telling you something. This is a collection of essays about learning to see. Not just what is happening, but what might be happening underneath it. Not just what something means, but what else it could mean. Not just the feeling itself, but what the feeling is trying to reveal before we rush to explain it away. Like a greenhouse, these pages hold a little bit of everything: things being cultivated, things being neglected, things outgrowing their containers, things that refuse to bloom on schedule, and things that somehow survive despite us. There are no neat formulas here. No five-step systems for becoming your best self. No promise that if you simply understand enough, life will finally make sense. There is only the invitation to look closer. Because sometimes the most ordinary thing becomes strange when you really notice it. A seed can make you think about patience. A meal can make you think about memory. A relationship can reveal the parts of yourself you hadn't met yet. A forest can make you reconsider what you thought you knew about being alive. And sometimes a question doesn't lead to an answer at all. Sometimes it leads to another question. And another. Sometimes they chain and create their own multiverse. And, somehow, that turns out to be the point. This is not certainty. It is curiosity in motion. A little chaotic. A little tender. Occasionally ridiculous. And, hopefully, full of wonder.

Long before Jude was called Lord Pride, his family inherited an old lesson from the Prairie: the Horse runs from the burden, while the Ox carries it. Across three generations, a Farmer loses his Pride, a Shepherd sends his Pride, and finally a young Cowboy journeys east to find his own. That Cowboy enters an Empire built by conquest, slavery, rank, and the terrible will of men like Oswic the Great. There Jude becomes something the East does not quite know how to name-merchant, lord, liberator, conqueror, servant, beast-and begins gathering the unwanted people of the Land beneath his protection. Yet every victory raises the same question: whether a man can wield enormous power without becoming the kind of man who believes everything beneath that power belongs to him. Then he meets Gloria. A princess whose very name has become synonymous with the dignity of women who refuse to be possessed, Glory challenges Jude wherever his authority becomes too certain. He challenges the privilege that allows her own hands to remain clean. Together they cross a broken Land, confronting slavery, corruption, cowardice, marriage, loyalty, class, and the difference between protecting another person and claiming them. Their relationship becomes a demonstration before either of them fully understands what they are demonstrating: Pride learning to honor Glory without possessing her, and Glory learning to trust Pride without surrendering herself. Because this is not merely the story of Pride meeting Glory. It is the story of what happens when Pride earns Glory- and what happens when Glory becomes his Pride.

The Villain's Diary is not a story of a hero's triumph, but the private diaries of the enemy of the hero. In this novel, the reader is introduced to the private world of a character who remains unconfined by society's understanding of good and evil, through the unvarnished diary entries. In this case, evil is allowed to speak for itself, expressing ambition, betrayal, obsession, and the weak humanity that lies behind a face of darkness. Here, power is not a reward, but a responsibility; here, what is right and what is wrong is not a settled issue, but is fluid and undefined; here, every decision is consequential, extending from the kingdom to the friendship to the life. The diary format really makes the story personal, like if the reader came across these pages in the diary that they weren't supposed to open. Every entry reveals the dark emotions of the villain, the craving for control, the pain of rejection, the excitement of defiance, and the fear of redemption. A dark fantasy, psychological thriller, and confessional literature all in one, The Villain's Diary turns the traditional tale on its head by posing the question: What if the villain isn't a monster, it's a mirror? If their story isn't one of destruction, what is it about? For those who like anti‑heroes, seek out moral ambiguity, and are mesmerized by the workings of the human mind, this book will offer a peek into the brain of the one character we're rarely given the chance to understand.

Rebecca the traveling human thought over the situation at hand at first everything had no sense or logic to it until she started looking underneath the various dialogue it is the same type of warning she wrote about and explored through her writing often "You are what you consume and eventually you'll need to use the shitter" she was doing the right thing right from the start that's why the insanity didn't affect her too hard ... sure the original habit was bad but the underlying habits were actually very good ... she regularly set her pride aside to get Other's perspective...yet somehow a supposed elf couldn't even acknowledge that ...

Poems that speak for me when words are left behind. A collection of heartfelt verses that capture the tides and flows of love, vulnerability, joy, and the human experience - from the whisper of the autumn leaves to the shadows of moonlight , and everything in between.

A collection of poems and spoken word from a perspective of a lost mind, to one that began discovering itself. Through perseverance, courage, weaknesses, to lessons, allow the pieces inside to prove to you no one is alone in their thoughts. With over 10 years of works to go through, these pages are filled with undeniable words that I for one, have denied myself. Read it like you are watching a 13 year old girl grow to find herself over the years, the ups and downs of womenhood, and the trials and tribulations us teenagers and young adults go through.

Some thoughts aren't big enough to become stories Some moments are too ordinary to be remembered. Some things sit somewhere in between. Perhaps, Maybe, Somehow. Is a collection of thoughts, or in other words journal entries. That have been spilt between 3 categories. Thoughts I keep to myself, Little things that felt bigger, Things that might be true. Perhaps these events are true. Maybe they are not. Somehow they're all connected through one book.

A Story Begin When A School At The Brink Of Being Closed Somehow Recruit A Man Called Althur Without Clear Background Of Teaching To Be Put In The Worst Class In The School,How Would He Be Able To Make It Till The End?

The reboot of What Went Down With Alina. A version of Todd & The Illusion by Tuckzbestfriend/Leobaldez written in the perspective of the third main character, Alina Songaa. Come check out what happens with our teenage brainiac as she (unwillingly) sets on a quest with her two friends across different worlds to defeat the evil Illusion Master, who threatens to destroy it all.

*Master draft* You know how books go through various Revisions until they are ready to be looked into as a independent Story ... this is one What if the story of Matilda and Charlie are actually conected by one snarky burly little girl named Suzie who is a little too bitter at having to defend herself and her little brother from various threats I mean children grow up and what if said little girl had enough sheer audacity from helping put Mrs trunchbull be put in her place to grow up to be the head HR lady in a chocolate factory simply because of family association But the manchild thought she was another woman playing a mama role and humiliated her along with the rest of the workers in the factory and ... it was glossed over with a tall tale And when she puts the creep in his place again ... this time she feels guilty ... Also what the hell would OHSA do if they find out that the strange trolls in the factory were "always workers"

Within these pages lie a tapestry of English poems, each a whispered reflection on the profound journey of life. "The Realm of Poems" invites you into a realm where words become vessels of serenity, guiding you through the labyrinth of existence. In the gentle cadence of each verse, discover the harmony of the universe and the solace of introspection. From the depths of despair to the heights of joy, these poems weave a narrative of human experience, offering glimpses of enlightenment and moments of transcendence. Through metaphor and imagery, the poet beckons you to explore the interconnectedness of all things and to find beauty in the simplest of moments. "The Realm of Poems" is a celebration of the human spirit, a testament to the enduring power of poetry to inspire hope, compassion, and understanding. In the quiet embrace of these verses, may you find solace, may you find peace, and may you find yourself anew.

Their love is tentative. Their love is innocent. Their love is blue. But when seen from a third onlooker's view, is that how their love is perceived? Perspectives differ immensely, and this is a story of three individuals, in which that aspect is given a clearer insight into. With a comical twist in romance, Augustus narrates what living with Kelly is like and how he attempts to deal with the day-to-day package. There's no one who makes his heart race passionately other than Kelly, and he has vowed to protect her for as long as she breathes. Eventually, the shadow of a doubt begins haunting him: But does she feel the same way about him? That's for me to know, and for you all to find out.

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John Lennon is the "big guy" of the Beatles since he is easy to anger, therefore, no one sees the soft side of him except only his co-writer, Paul McCartney. Why? Love.

Who are you when you're with me? There is a version of you that your family knows. A version your oldest friends remember. A version that appears around the person who makes you laugh until you forget to be self-conscious. And perhaps a version that only exists when you're alone. We like to believe that somewhere beneath all of it is one "real" version of ourselves. The truest one. The one that exists untouched by everyone else. But what if that's not how people work? What if the people we meet don't simply become part of our lives, but quietly bring out parts of us we didn't know existed? The People We Become Around Other People is an exploration of identity, relationships, memory, and all the different selves we carry through life. The friends who make us feel like children again. The people who make us smaller. The ones who teach us confidence. The ones who teach us fear. The ones who remember a version of us we've long since outgrown. And the uncomfortable question underneath it all: If everyone knows a different version of you, which one is actually you?

Universal Verse is the sequel to Yesh Soprano's debut book Scrolls and Chapters.