Avidreader Stories

"I was suffocating. I needed to change." Alina Tallows goes into high school with high hopes. Not for love (maybe a little love), or for popularity or outstanding recognition. She hopes to change and get better. Maybe? Hopefully.

Subject 016 is an experiment in Akerman Laboratories. His memory has been wiped, leaving him with nothing to call his own. Samuel Akerman is trying to create a virus that has the potential to kill thousands and possibly more. In a unique world separated by Units with mystical illusions, Sub takes it upon himself to destroy the virus before it's released to the public. The lives of the Units rest upon his shoulders, leaving him with an unbearable task. He has to figure out when, where, and how to stop it. Because if he doesn't, thousands of people may die. #70 in Science Fiction 3 / 5 / 18 🌋

I admire him. The way he wrote his stories, the way he expresses himself and the way he appreciates his readers. I am her number one fan, I am her avid reader and lastly I am who I am because of him. He brought colors to my black and white life. I love his works but I love him more than his works and who have thought that a simple fan girl would be noticed by his Idol? Who have thought that a simple fan girl would change the world of her Idol?

A few inviting reasons to make you read more often

Keep in mind that you have a free will, will to do of everything that you want and to anything in ease, except for love. You cannot manipulate it, as the story revolves around the life of the Girl named Harleyn who once fall in love to a man who can't love him back.

A book of my written attempts of poetry

Get all the awareness you'll like for your book. I also offer book critiques, you gotta slide into my DM for that. No I'm not a writer but an avid reader, and I'm tired of seeing really good books left unread because of little reads. So here I am.

Ten-year-old James and his seven-year-old sister, Mandy are off to summer camp with their loyal German shepherd, Rosco. While Mandy struggles with homesickness, James's week is threatened by a prank-playing bunk mate's antics. But during an unexpected thunderstorm in a game of capture-the-flag, the prankster finds himself lost and alone deep inside the forest. Rosco must play the hero and save the boy but not before he and James teach him a hard-earned lesson about friendship. Wholesome, adventurous, outdoor fun, this Rosco the Rascal tale brings the magic of summer camp to life. *Recommended for ages 6-10 *Grade level K-5th *136 pages *17 black and white illustrations. Purchase this book in ebook or paperback at: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1514646838 This book and the other first four books all have quizzes on the Renaissance Accelerated Reader database ranging from 3.8-4.4