Westindian Histórias

Citlali, is a proud Navajo girl She struggles to make friends after changing schools. A Jamaican American girl in her new school, Kimona, and her become close friends. From their understanding and love of each others family and cultures things could not be more perfect. Soundtrack: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6taYwfh5pSc4EUs5gXiAAZ?si=n-0Gu2mURCC14neydUQ_og

Two best friends. One cursed upload. When Zion and Malachi are dragged into a broken Omegaverse fanfic neither of them remembers writing, the rules of reality bend - beds haunt, parrots plot, demons flirt, and destiny glitches. But the system demands one thing above all: marry, or die trying. And the worst part? The code has already chosen who.

In this book I will be writing what are the main things I think and some other personal things... All credit should not go to me for this book because most likely my sister will be helping me write this book My sister's wattpad:Joseboo16 My Instagram: Chrissy_aka_Slimz

Hey critic criters! So I decided that even though I have a pretty huge exam coming up that I would not be unable to stay away from wattpad. I figured that I wanted to write more and I can practice my essay writing as well. So this book is filled with short stories which want your opinion. "We want your opinion! We want your opinion!" Shh guys I'm trying to write a description here. Sorry about that but as you can see we're desperate over here. I will try to write at least one essay for the week. Warning I love 1) child narration, 2) controversional topics, 3) antagonistic p.o.v and 4) west indian fiction. So watch out for those and enjoy:)

The title says it all. First of this book is meant to be full of humor not stereotypes and such. If you feel insulted in anyway I apologize. Like I said it's not meant to be insulting, it's meant to be funny. Please tell me if you have any problems with it and I will find a way to change them and make it less insulting and funny. By the way, these are not grammatical errors so please don't comment on them. This is just to show how we would speak (I don't speak like that all the time because for a fact I will be embarrassed). I'll probably make videos for the later on but not right now. It's humorous so if I have offended anyone in anyway, I apologize. It's English (Broken English or creole) I don't know why Wattpad calls it other languages. Vote and comment (please not on grammar). And laugh yuh backside off (Enjoy). If you guys have any questions feel free to ask.

poem about the windrush scandal

This story is highly Caribbean-based. So, you wouldn't see this problem happening a lot in first world countries like the United States or Canada. This is from a West Indian perspective and it shows what some students have to deal with on a regular basis. My original story has Jamaican Creole but I changed this version in order to facilitate those who may not understand the dialect. The purpose is to highlight the negative impact noise pollution may have on the surroundings. A story entitled 'The Battle', where a brilliant girl, Maria, has to battle loud music in her inner-city community to pass her critical exams (CAPE). The story highlights her anxiety as a result of the excessive music which eventually has an impact on her, however, she manages to endure the predicament and prevails.

Lydia who lives in the projects but is from Haiti is Hiding from her Father who was told to be dead but he isn't.

Lucy lives in her cosy house in Matura with her brother, Jabari, her Granny Unice and her Aunt Janet. Life in this average Caribbean teen's home is not a bed of roses but it's not completely a bed of thorns. Dedicated To My Family, My IG Followers And To My Bestie Risa Daniel ❤

In the lush hills of Trinidad, where ancient magic sleeps beneath mango trees and waterfalls whisper forgotten names, a young girl discovers a hidden world that pulses with elemental power. Fire, water, earth, and air are more than forces of nature - they are legacies, emotions, and truths waiting to be awakened. As the veil between realms begins to tear, gifted children are summoned to a sanctuary unlike any other: a castle carved from stone and song, where magic is taught not just as a weapon, but as a way of feeling, healing, and remembering. But with power comes responsibility - and danger. ---

West Indian Folklore/Romance. A young woman seeks to find answers about her father but finds more than she bargained for. Dealing with the demons in her own village, she discovers that everything isn't as it seems

Why try and understand Transgender individuals from crappy articles or new letters? I use my experience of every day life as a Trans boy to show people what life as a Trans kid actually looks like. I retrace my experience and pair them along with debates and rants about how slowly the people and this world is rotating. My experience is only one of the many, many other awesome Trans boys out there. But wouldn't it be fun to learn about one of them and some lessons along the way?