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  • Share Your Story Quotes 2 by newlywrittenbooks
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    Do you have a quote from your story that you'd love to share with the world? You have come to the right place. Starting every Friday, we will publish one quote from your story. The quote can be a maximum of two lines and up to four lines for poetry. Read more to find out! Cover made by the wonderfully talented Deanna :)
  • Sunny Side Up (ONGOING) by jumbledalphabet
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    ​​A sunflower in a field of roses-that is how Dala always describes herself. She sees herself as plain, a bright but unremarkable bloom surrounded by the elegance of others. Yet, she has always felt fundamentally different, defined by a personal history that sets her apart. ​At twenty-two, she has never attended a party, tasted alcohol, or shared a kiss. She has never known the complications of a boyfriend or even a casual fling; the idea that someone would find her magnetic feels like a foreign concept. ​At work, however, she is a force. As a young newly-hired finance analyst, she recently flew to Singapore and delivered a high-stakes, data-driven pitch that secured one of their company's biggest international clients. ​When the company organizes a post-success celebration, Dala makes a sudden, courageous decision: she is going to step outside her comfort zone, pour a drink, and finally let her guard down. ​But the night descends into chaos when she finds herself in a "one-night stand gone wrong" with a reckless, incredibly attractive carefree young man-who just happens to be the secret son of her own CEO. ​It is, to put it mildly, an absolute train wreck. And Dala is right in the middle of it. Pretty messed up, I may say. Pretty messed up, indeed.
  • The Saint under banyan tree by Aster_Rain_
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    The Saint Under the Banyan Tree is a soft spiritual-fiction series about healing, self-discovery, and the silent battles people fight within themselves. Set in a peaceful village surrounded by rivers, temples, monsoon skies, and old traditions, the story follows Meera - a deeply insecure and emotionally exhausted girl who slowly begins questioning her pain, thoughts, and reality after meeting a mysterious saint beneath an ancient banyan tree. Through emotional conversations, village life, inner struggles, and spiritual wisdom, the series explores themes of self-worth, overthinking, loneliness, peace, and the hidden strength inside ordinary people. This is not a story about magic. It is a story about the mind, the soul, and learning how to live again. Perfect for readers who enjoy emotional, reflective, and spiritually comforting stories with realistic characters and meaningful life lessons.
  • From "You will never learn it" to "I did it " by misamisa21
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    "You will never learn it in life ". Those words could have ended a dream, but instead, they became the reason I refused to give up. This is the true story of a young girl who dreamed of riding a bicycle, faced countless falls, painful scratches, and constant discouragement, yet never stopped trying. In a tiny courtyard and with nothing but determination, she taught herself to balance, pedal, and believe in her own abilities. A heartwarming journey of courage, persistence, and self-belief, From "You Will Never Learn" to "I Did It" reminds us that every success begins with the courage to try one more time after every fall. 🚲✨
  • Fire Against Paper by ethanaroundacampfire
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    just read the beginning i don't wanna do a description
  • short stories/poems by letsplaytitanic
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    i've recently written a few short story type things, kind of in the format of a poem in the way that the sentences are broken up with lines like this. enjoy!!! ((: (a lot of these will likely be sad and real, trigger warning for depressing thoughts, and if anything you read you believe needs a different tw please please PLEASE tell me!!! stay safe babes x) (nothing to do with d&p lol sorry i liked the photo)
  • Call  Me Patty by MamaPat123
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    My story of living with polio and the people that influenced my life. Growing up in the fifties and sixties with a disability and trying to fit into a world designed for those without limitations and overcoming the many challenges that come with that.
  • Letters from a Friend by NadineMcgee
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    This is somewhat of a self-help and advice book. This is a place to find motivation and happiness when the darkness is looming. My aim with this book is to help people and make them smile! Highest Rank #1 in Positivity!
  • Smile a day: book 2 by -ArianaGrande-
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  • Teach our Children the Power of Positive Thinking! by DFMcKeever
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    Do you view the Universe as a friendly place? Do you view the future with optimism and possibility? Do you possess the skill and control to think Positively?
  • The Boy They Never Understood by MushiraSumlan_03
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    Ayaan was never like the other children. While everyone enjoyed chocolates, chips, cold drinks, and fast food after school, Ayaan spent most of his childhood inside hospitals and clinics. Doctors said his body had become weak from unhealthy processed foods and poor immunity since childhood. What started as stomach problems slowly turned into severe health complications as he grew older. The medicines, restrictions, pain, and loneliness made him distant from everyone. People thought he was rude, silent, and unfriendly. But nobody knew he was simply tired of fighting every single day. As years passed, his illness became worse. At a young age, he faced fatigue, body pain, anxiety, and endless treatments while watching others live freely. Friends slowly disappeared. Relatives judged him. Some even called him "weak." But one day, Ayaan decided he would not let his disease define his entire life. Slowly, he changed his habits, focused on healing, exercised gently, controlled his food, and most importantly - learned to love himself again. The journey was painful, filled with relapses and tears, but he never gave up. Years later, the same boy who once sat alone became someone people admired. His quiet strength inspired others. The people who once avoided him now wanted to be around him because they finally understood the battle he had survived silently for years. Ayaan didn't become stronger because life was easy. He became stronger because he survived what was meant to break him. ---
  • Whispers of a Child's Heart by Shadowed_Deity
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    "Whispers of a Child's Heart" is a tender collection of poems tracing the delicate threads between childhood memory and present reflection. Each verse is a shard of lived experience at times soft, at times raw, always honest. Written with care and vulnerability, this tapestry of poetry is a journey through longing, resilience, and rediscovery. With new pieces added weekly, you're invited into this evolving archive of emotion and memory. Whether you're here to witness, relate, or simply feel, your presence in this space means everything. Thank you for walking alongside these whispers and may you find warmth in the echoes.
  • WE: Words of Encouragement by newlywrittenbooks
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    Have ever got stuck on a plot, a word, a scene or a story so much that you can't move forward? We as writers, believe everyone has been through that "phase". To counteract that stage and to boost our writing community(and the writer in us), we all need a boost, a push to keep at it. Keeping in mind, every Sunday, NewlyWrittenBooks are going to publish a writer's empowerment quote from writers across the world, to spark the writing bug within you. Cover made by the amazingly gifted @druidoflore :)
  • A beauty in disguise by AloraThoms
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    Nalani "Nala" Patel, a 16-year-old with vitiligo, struggles to find self-acceptance. Her Hindu parents view her condition as a curse, pressuring her to hide it. Nalani faces bullying and shame, but eventually discovers supportive friends. With their help, she learns to embrace her uniqueness later finding the courage to stand up against them
  • The little alien's journal by anotherpunksoul
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    A book for kids and adults to keep their heads up, and fill their heads with imagination.
  • Updates! by _Aztec_
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    Hi guys! It's been two years since I've been on here. So I want to share with you what has happened to me while I was gone. Enjoy ;)
  • The Moon's Boy by myriad_colours
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    Kadir lives a relatively peaceful life despite the bi-weekly panic attacks and debilitating fear of crowded places and strangers. It's fine because he has Jonathan. Jonathan makes him feel safe, makes things a little more stable. He's the pole that tethers him to sanity. But when the pole is suddenly removed without explanation, plunging Kadir into the deep end of darkness, will he swim to the surface or sink to the bottom, never to return?
  • THE QUOTATION STATION by delilahdoyleaa
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    "The Quotation Station" is my personal collection of quotes and thoughts that inspire me every day. Each page features a quote or reflection that has shaped my perspective and encourages me to think deeper. This book is a journey through the words that resonate with me, inviting you to find your own inspiration along the way. Dive in and explore the power of quotes and the ideas that influence a beautiful, thoughtful and a meaningful life!
  • | POSITIVITY | by youarelivingart
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    Daily reminder of positive and inspirational thoughts . 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐥 𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐜𝐤, 𝐬𝐚𝐝 𝐨𝐫 𝐣𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐭𝐲, 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐦𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐠𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐚 𝐭𝐫𝐲 :)
  • the best people on wattpad~ by dickandballs420
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    people i admire and love stan them for good luck fools