Thegreatdepression Stories

Lucy was killed. Brutally. She was slaughtered. The guild.. had.. The Great Depression. Until, something amazing happened, that lifted their hope. (Beware. This is the cringiest story I've ever made .-.)

𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙢 𝙖𝙧𝙚 𝙜𝙖𝙮 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙖𝙡𝙡 𝙤𝙛 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙢 𝙖𝙧𝙚 𝙣𝙚𝙪𝙧𝙤𝙙𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙜𝙚𝙣𝙩. ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴏᴍʟ ʟɪᴛᴛʟᴇ ʙᴜᴄᴋ ꜱʜᴏᴡɪɴɢ ʙᴜɢꜱ ᴛᴏ ʜɪꜱ ꜰᴀᴛʜᴇʀ [ʜᴇɴʀʏ] (ᴡʜᴏ ɪꜱ ꜱᴄᴀʀᴇᴅ ᴏꜰ ʙᴜɢꜱ) ʟɪᴋᴇ ᴘꜱᴘꜱᴘꜱ ᴀᴡᴡᴇ

Meet Indi a girl from The Great Depression. But when One Direction gets taken back to those days and it is like they don't exist cause they didn't even exist. But when they meet Indi their lives change forever. But when she comes down with a illness she isn't the same and the boys have to do something about it to keep their friend alive. But when her best friend Bud comes and help them she still isn't the same. But Liam falls in love with her but will she live to see the Great Depression end? Read to find out.

This is a free copy of the actual "The Great Gatsby" for anyone to read. It's also free online, but I'm putting it here to make it easier. Description : Nick Carraway is a young Midwestern man freshly arrived in New York to make his fortune. He rents a shabby apartment in Long Island next door to a sumptuous mansion: the home of the mysterious and wealthy Jay Gatsby. Carraway spends time catching up with his distant cousin Daisy and her industry-baron husband Tom before being invited to one of Gatsby's wildly lavish weekend parties. There he meets Jordan, a flapper and a golf star, and an intricate web of romances and betrayals begins to unfold. Approximately 50,000 words. Best Rankings Ever: #27 / 1,000+ stories - Symbolism #6 / 290 stories - Fitzgerald #3 / 134 stories - americandream #90 / 1,000+ stories - wealth #10 / 386 stories - Gatsby #126 / 1,000+ stories - Jordan #63 / 1,000+ stories - baker #3 / 71 stories - thegreatdepression #81 / 1,000+ stories - 1920s #516 / 1,000+ stories - Nick #12 / 209 stories - Buchanan #13 / 208 stories - thegreatgatsby #7 / 105 stories - greatgatsby #10 / 146 stories - myrtle #5 / 61 stories - jaygatsby #4 / 22 stories - daisybuchanan #54 / 282 stories - jordanbaker #3 / 15 stories - tombuchanan I DO NOT OWN THIS BOOK!

Olivia Oliver was born into wealth and privilege in Beverly, Massachusetts, but when her family loses their estate during the Great Depression, she is forced to move herself and her two orphaned siblings out of Oliver Manor and into a small apartment downtown. Her new home comes with a bevy of neighbors: motherly Miss Edda, moody Richard Barton and his daughter Sarah, grouchy Mr. Hecker, and the charming dance instructor Alan Carey. Olivia is soon swept up in the thrill of a professional dance career, working two jobs, raising her siblings, attempting to meet her aunt and uncle's societal expectations, and navigating a friendship with the handsome new owner of Oliver Manor. For fans of historical fiction and romance, and heavily influenced by the work of L.M. Montgomery and L.M. Alcott, "Miss Oliver At Home" is a moving story about what truly makes a place a home. This is a completed work, with new chapters released each week! ©Amanda Flynn 2011-2024

This is the story of a woman who endured the tragedy of Black Tuesday, the beginning of the Great Depression.

The Dustbowl Heartbreak is a short story about Roseline Sawyer, a poor farmer's daughter, who somehow by the grace of God fell in love with Oliver Cowell, the richest man in Turpin Oklahoma. Set in the 1930's, The Dustbowl Heartbreak is a dramatic story portraying the ups and downs of true love. From Oliver and Rose's first date, to Oliver's witty humor, The Dustbowl Heartbreak is a tear jerking heartfelt romantic tragedy. Like Rose always says, everything good must come to an end.

17 year old Nicholas (Nick) Diazad is thought to be weak. Nick is a teenager who is going to adulthood. After his family's death Nick is reunited with an old friend locked deep with in his mind. He goes by Michael (Mike) banner with his reunion he begins to discover more about who his family's killer is and they come to an agreement in finding the family's killer and bring him to justice.

"Mom she needs a home!" "You mustn't argue Kinsley. She isn't staying." The year is 1927. Kinsley Harrington lives in London, England. Olivia Johnson lived in the USA, before The Great Depression. When it hit her parents sent her off to the big city of London where she met Kinsley. Her life will never been the same again.

Anna Marie Malloy is a modern day Matriarch. This year she will be 102 years old, and has lived through some of the country's most important events, including the Great Depression & World War II. This is a short book of her collected poetry; 100 years of love, war and sorrow.

Quackity and the yeha

(This is just a story that I had to write for school) The story my of the Alman family in mid 1930's Hollywood.

Clara Watson, no home, no life, other than being a maid. Her cousin, Adele Roberts, a rich girl in the Depression. What happens when they both fall for multiple guys? [ICONic Boyz alternate universe fanfic]

THIS IS AN ORIGINAL STORY please don't steal anything, but I doubt anyone will I swear I didn't steal from IT it just fit in with the story and pleases me This story is about a boy named Georgie and all that, I don't have Jedi on this one to do the description for me (probably not going to update in a long while, read if you like but it would mostly be a waste of time)

Olivia Turner was pretty, smart, kind, God-fearing and hard working. She was the girl every family wanted their daughters to grow up to be like. That is until she made one mistake that would divide a small town and forever change the course of two families. A Planting Season: Volume One of the Cotton Chronicles, is a fictional account of the trials and tribulations of two families in rural South Alabama during the Great Depression. It is the story of strong women who find a way to succeed against all odds and in spite of their ne'er-do-well men. At times a raucous ride while at others a heart rending tale, A Planting Season has something for everyone. You will cheer for some characters while plotting the demise of others. As you read A Planting Season, bring a shovel and a tissue. You will need both! What the Experts Are Saying: Bravo! There is so much heart and soul in this story. So Southern... and Real! ~Debra Webb, USA Today Best Selling Author The opening introduction paragraph makes this instantly historical and reads easily like fiction while presenting more like light nonfiction. Setting and character descriptions are vivid... it has strong writing that creates a historical tone and narrative voice. ~Carly Watters, Literary Agent The Cotton Chronicles capture an important chapter in American history. The writing is nicely atmospheric. ~Ann Leslie Tuttle, Harlequin Senior Editor Riveting! Features well developed characters and plot you will read more than once! ~RC Finley, Author Betty McMurtry's writing is like setting a match to an Atlas rocket! ~Craig Allen Johnson, NY Times Best Selling Author of "The Walt Longmire Mysteries" I read this book in one day. My kids asked what's for dinner and I told them to order pizza. I couldn't stop reading! ~Reader TE

it hurts when mates loves each other but can't say, join me as we explore on how Miranda and Brian finally comes out of their shells, it's intriguing, presence of bashfulness, betrayal, deceit all in Secret Love!!!!!

"It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing." * * * The Great Depression was, by far, one of the worst tragedies in the history of the world. People drowned in debt. Banks were ruined. The stock market was broken and unreliable. But one of the only things that kept people going was this new style of music. It was rhythmic, infectious, and something that people had never quite heard of before. So they called it jazz.

It's 1929, Vi and Taavin are having a hard time coping with the Great Depression and don't know what to do. But that's the least of their problems, Taavin makes a wrong decision and this could either change his life in a good way...or end it. Hey guys, I hope you give this book a chance and read it, so far this is one of my best works and I'm personally very proud of it. I love reading and writing and I've been going through a tough time in my life and this is just a way to keep my busy and I really enjoy doing this. Thank you so much if you guys read this and don't forget to vote and comment and constructive advice or if there are any grammatical errors please do tell me, this is just a rough draft in a way so don't expect it to be perfect. Anyways enjoy! Hope you all love it. Love y'all :^