Whimsical Stories

Hidden beyond the ordinary world lies Hollowmere, a magical village of lantern-lit paths, crooked cottages, enchanted markets, and creatures that have long since stopped pretending to be ordinary. At its heart live seven witches bound not by blood, but by friendship, magic, and the home they have built together. Rowan the Herbalist trusts what she can grow and heal. Lyra the Dreamweaver listens to things others cannot hear. Bramble the Seeker has never met a mystery she could leave alone. Sage the Lightkeeper senses the magic around them. Thistle the Wild One has a talent for finding trouble-or perhaps letting trouble find her. Juniper the Moongazer watches the night sky for answers, while Elder Wren, the Keeper, remembers more of Hollowmere's past than she is willing to say. Their peaceful lives begin to change when small, impossible things start happening. Magical plants lose their color. Glow bugs vanish from the forest. An old boundary ward begins to weaken. A black cat returns carrying coal soot on his fur. Then Lyra hears a train whistle. There hasn't been a train through Hollowmere in generations. Hidden beneath the forest, the witches discover an abandoned railway leading toward two names nearly erased from Hollowmere's history: Briar's End and Gloaming. As magic begins disappearing from the northeastern woods and frightened creatures flee toward the safety of the village, the seven friends realize the mystery is much larger than an old railway. Something beyond Hollowmere is waking. Or perhaps something is disappearing. And when a voice from the darkness calls Lyra by name, the witches of Hollowmere must uncover what their village has forgotten before the magic they call home vanishes with it. Where magic lives and sisterhood thrives.

A cracked round watermelon. A bruised oval watermelon. Thrown out of the supermarket for not being good enough to sell. After escaping the bin, they cross paths with a spotted, plump banana. Read their adventurous tale of finding themselves - and falling in love.

THE PITCH, AS BLOOP WOULD TELL IT. Okay so, wait, you need the whole thing, not the short version? Fine. FINE. Sit down. So there's this girl, right, and she's made of an ENDING, which, yeah, I know, weird, everybody's made of something here, I'm a laugh, my cousin's a Tuesday, don't worry about it, and she catches things. Like, out of the AIR. Colors. Sounds. Feelings people forgot they had. And she's trying to find out what story she came from before, okay this part's actually kind of sad, before it finishes forgetting her and she just... isn't anymore. But ALSO there's a whale who sleep-yawned a day into next week, and a queen made of static who's throwing herself a wedding, and I once ate a cloud and hiccupped for six months. It's a LOT. You're gonna love it. THE ACTUAL SYNOPSIS Hum-Tide isn't told to you so much as it happens to you, in catch-journal sketches, fake weather reports, wanted posters for missing feelings, wedding invitations from a queen nobody likes, and Bloop interrupting every serious moment with something completely unhinged. This book doesn't move in a straight line because Hum-Tide doesn't either, it moves the way memory does: in bursts, in color, in the wrong order, and somehow it all clicks by the end. At the center of the noise is Pip, the leftover ending of a story someone never finished, and the only creature in Hum-Tide trying to solve everyone else's unfinished business while quietly running out of time to solve her own. With Bloop at her side (a laugh someone swallowed instead of releasing, now permanently incapable of reading the room), she chases stray color across a world where weather is emotion, a sleeping whale can erase a day by yawning, and a queen made of TV static is trying to force an ending onto her own loneliness by marrying it.

An elf girl named Tira Jewel is chased into the woods near her home by a posse of dark elves and men on horses. Her home is a town named Citadel. In the forest she discovers a whole new world and a curious inhabitant. This story is rated Teen for Action, Suspense, Drama, Rude And Crude Humor, Some Peril, Violence, and Frightening scenes.

Fairies of Alchemia is a whimsical fantasy about friendship, curiosity, creativity, and most importantly: what happens when a world based on relationship with nature starts to lose its magic? As we travel through teahouses, apothecaries, and many more magical places, the fairies begin searching for answers. Their paths lead them through ancient forests, other realms, forgotten histories, and encounters with ancient creatures who remember times long before known history. Because in the world of fairies, nature and magic are inseparable... and if one disappears, the other may disappear with it.

Faye Scamander was never dangerous. She was the girl who handed out biscuits like blessings, chatted with portraits, rescued injured creatures, and left wildflowers on desks simply because it felt kind. And somehow, Draco Malfoy noticed her anyway. Draco had been raised in a castle of cold rules and colder expectations. Faye had grown up in a cottage overflowing with warmth and wonder. He had been taught that softness was weakness. She had been raised to believe that softness saved people. They should have stayed worlds apart. Instead, they kept colliding-his armour against her gentleness, his silence against her small-magic courage. And somewhere between a flower she gave him, a biscuit he pretended not to want, and the moments they lingered without meaning to- everything shifted. Because some spells were loud and destructive. But the ones that changed a life? They were always the small things no one saw coming

The Potion Heiress. The Serabia Royalty. The Pumpkin Princess. Meet Rhenia Olivine Serabia With a famous family, a magical pumpkin carriage, and enough campus gossip to fuel an entire semester, she never had trouble making a first impression. Keeping a good one? That's another story. Because despite all her glamorous titles, there's one nickname the student body refuses to let her forget "The Fourth Girl Who Got Rejected by the Most Famous Guy on Campus." Determined to redeem both her pride and her reputation, Rhenia throws herself into university life, where she discovers she's spectacularly bad at Magic Potion Science, somehow turns every ordinary day into a public incident, and accidentally finds herself under the reluctant supervision of the last person she'd ever ask for help. Aquios Von Raay. Seleniere's one of the most brilliant students and living proof that patience is, in fact, a finite resource. Now Rhenia must survive failed quizzes, magical disasters, embarrassing rumors, enchanted compasses with suspiciously good timing, and an infuriating tutor who always seems one deep breath away from filing a formal complaint against her existence. After all... Most romance protagonist gets butterflies. Aquios gets elevated blood pressure. And somewhere between potion explosions, late-night study sessions, and collecting increasingly ridiculous titles, Rhenia might discover the person she was meant to become.

Two friends born of the human world decided to go to this old building when a giant beast appears and suddenly, they're in the air, different and in a new world. Now these two have to get adjusted in living in a new world full of magic and new possibilities. They'll gain friends along the way, gain enemies, and gain new feelings.

So, Ryana is sixteen, fiercely sarcastic, and just got dragged to a gloomy new town she definitely didn't ask to move to. At home, everyone is basically a zombie-her parents are always grinding at work, and her older siblings are way too busy doing actual adult stuff. Being the youngest, Ryana is totally used to just vibing in her own bubble, and honestly, she doesn't think it's that deep. Through a bunch of messy, everyday diary entries, she navigates the boring routine of a new school, handles her sudden mood swings, and just watches the chaos of her loud but empty house. Yeah, she's lonely, but she definitely knows how to romanticize the silence in her own weird way.

"Run with me sister" is about Two sisters trapped at Saint Aurelia's, a catholic bordering school. The oldest Dahlia, yearns to see life beyond the walls of such a suffocating school. Dahlia drags her little sister violet to join the reckless expedition. Will they ever get out? Or will they and end up in a heat of twists and turns in the trouble they're in...but these girls are beyond the ordinary.

Once upon a time, as all stories should begin, there was a girl. Well... if we could call her a girl. Perhaps a woman? No one had really seen her, so no one was quite sure whether she was a girl or a woman. What was important was that she was female. She lived in the middle of a forest. And not just any forest. It was a thick, sprawling forest filled with all kinds of trees, cypresses, eucalyptus, and many others whose names humans had probably never bothered to learn. Some people said she was a witch. Others called her an old story, nothing more than a myth passed down from one generation to another. Most people, however, simply shrugged. They didn't really care. And that was exactly what our protagonist wanted. To be left alone. Unfortunately for Adelina, fate had never been particularly good at respecting people's wishes. Instead of leaving her in peace, fate decided to deliver a handsome package straight into her quiet little life. And this particular package was most definitely going to cause trouble.

vulgar langauge,cheeky wording and just a direction that doesn't make any sense in the slightest enjoy the read. " SOME OF THE MISPELLS ARE PURPOSEFUL" yes for this series I've token my own photos thanks.

Emery Faravelle always thought something was strange about her sister's death. When her mother dies, she leaves behind a locket depicting her sister as much older than she was when she died. Emery follows the one lead she has to search for answers, leading her into the Kingdom of Reverie. Reverie is an otherworldly kingdom, home to powerful crafted Artifacts and a land that blurs the truth between dreams and reality. Most mysterious of all is the family that rules Reverie... House Varsalas. The royal family welcomes all to their kingdom with open arms, but their secrets are never allowed to leave the palace walls. Emery is determined to find the truth about her sister, but every revelation pulls her deeper into Reverie's spell. And when the prince turns his attention to her, she finds that curiosity may be more dangerous than the truth. Because House Varsalas know they capture hearts. But their love comes at a cost. And by the time you find how far you've fallen into Reverie's depths... ​You may no longer want to leave.

After loss tore her world apart, Raine Dyer vanished into the forest living in a forgotten cottage. There, beneath the canopy's twilight glow, she stumbles upon an ancient clay statue hidden among the roots. From that moment on, dreams bleed into reality. Whispers follow her. Shadows shift. And the forest remembers more than it should. A haunting tale of loss, isolation, and the secrets buried beneath moonlit soil.

𖠰⁽͑˙｡𓏲˙˚𓃠☾˙.𖦹 What if Coraline had a little sister? Or the other mother had a second chance? What if things were reopened, revisited? In this read, Coraline has a little sister, Violet, who is engrave danger, due to her curious nature. This fanfiction of mine explores through a possible what if. Read and discover what awaits you behind this door of exploration.

(wlw) (The worst witch vibes) Annette, a 19 year old girl who just discovered her family's witchy backround, is now entering a university for witches. She meets plenty of people, which she wasn't used to doing. It's an all school girl, so you either fail miserably or become the most sociable person in school, -and there is NO inbetween-. So as Annette is going through unusual experiences, she meets someone. A girl name Marie. And gosh does she hate her.. No, they were not just enemies, it's more of a nemesis type thing. Marie (21 year-old) absolutely despised Annette. But who knows? Friends grow apart and enemies.. could grow together.

A short story about a girl who experiences something amazing.

[COMPLETE ON PATREON] In the daytime, Stephanie-Ann is the quiet girl in her grade five classroom, keeping her head down to avoid drawing attention. She passes the hours daydreaming, imagining fabulous worlds and wishing that reality was a little more like her dreams. At night, that changes. A cozy forest frequents Stephanie-Ann's dreamland: a place of her own, free of other people and full of small, magical creatures that love her more than her family's cat does. She has treasured it as her closest-kept secret for years. This year, though, something has begun haunting the Candle Forest. A frightening encounter with it gives Stephanie-Ann her first nightmare in years, but she wakes to a bigger surprise: she accidentally brought a magical creature she rescued into the waking world. The line between the two begins to blur as she tries to get it home again. She might not be the only person in the forest after all. And she might need other people's help to save it. ❖❖❖ Entry in Wattpad's 2021 Open Novella Contest. Shortlisted. Honorable Mention: Stunning Worlds. Complete. Comments and critiques are both welcome and appreciated. I write characters from many different backgrounds, with many different experiences. If you share those traits and find that I have misrepresented anything, please let me know! I am feedback-friendly and here to learn :)

Emma, an ambitious architect, and Daniel, a struggling novelist, meet by chance in a bustling city park. Their lives seem worlds apart-Emma is focused on her career, always pushing herself forward, while Daniel is caught in the uncertainty of his creative dreams. Yet, there's an undeniable connection between them from the moment they lock eyes. As they begin to navigate their budding relationship, they're faced with challenges both internal and external: Emma's intense work schedule, Daniel's self-doubt, and a secret from Emma's past that threatens to unravel everything. Despite these obstacles, they must decide if the love they share is worth the space they need to bridge.

a whimsical nightmare. (i claim no rights to the art on or in this book.)