Childlabour Stories

In 1996, when the Opel Astra was launched in India, the car caught the eye of ten-year-old Veer. As the son of a prostitute, he didn't even have the privilege of touching it. The immoral act has always been looked down upon, but for Meera, it was the only means of survival. She's the mother of two rasgullas, Veer and Tara. It's not easy for the children either. Their mother is always treated as an outcast, but the young boy is determined to be the man of the house. Their way of life is disgusting to many, pitied by some, and accepted by one man. Kindness, love, and courage can lead to the most beautiful thing... A Handful of Happiness. --- Ongoing | PG13

(ONE DIRECTION FANFIC) **** Zoë Bridgestone is a 15 year old tomboy who skateboarded nearly everywhere she went, got clothing from the guys area, and refused to wear anything girly whatsoever. Especially when it came to makeup. She has a caring mom and dad and a geekish jock for a brother. Her life is amazing! That is, until a certain boy band takes it all away... [UPDATES ARE SLOW!!!] --Title created by KarmexStyles--

Sweet Bitterness tells the powerful story of Dara, a village girl lured to the city by promises of a better life, only to be trapped in abuse and silence. But when she discovers the power of words, everything changes. Heartbreaking, hopeful, and unforgettable.

'Childhood under threat' is a poem about child labour. One of the most severe issue across the globe which is least addressed. As a writer I am spreading the awareness through this poem.

A few simple essays and writings to teach you something when bored and give a little something when hurt

As stated before, this is a shared story. -Eh, just read it, but I'll tell you about it anyway :p - About the futuristic downfall of a decentralized multimonarch ruled empire of 'Mercia.

"Hello" a creepy male voice spoke through the speaker. "I got another one for ya" Thomas spoke back. "What is this? Where are you taking me? Please I just want to find my mother" Timmy begged and begged, but Thomas wouldn't listen, he just kept driving. They passed by a big fountain, and finally stopped at a huge mansion. There were beefy men coming towards the car. "W-wait please please don't let them get me" Thomas didn't answer. "I'm sorry for being a bad boy just don't let them get me" he yelled with tears streaming down his face. "Please-" Thomas spoke in a broken voice "-don't make this harder than it already is" Thomas is a kidnapper, and his partner/boss is the one that sells the children off to rapist or abusive "parents". Hannah Mason is the one investigating the disappearences of the children along with an 18 year old named Jerry Smith who's a freshmen in college and a school pariah. Bethany Evergreen is a mother with a mental illness that causes her to treat her daughter like an inanimate object there to make her look good. This is all happening in one place, Rosemary Community. Will you open the golden gate?

child labor is bad

Bricks is a heartbreaking story of the truth behind a young Indian child. This story outlines the difficulties she has to go through with life.

"What are you called?" "My name is Alexander." "No.. What are you called." "...Puppy." -- Alexander Steward was 17 when the life he knew came to a complete stop. After defending a strange boy sitting inside the town toy shop, Alex found himself with a new name and a role to play in the shop keeper's carefully crafted family. As he fights the forced change, he meets the four other children of the house and learns there's more to a person than what meets the eye. Everyday is a struggle as Alex fights to keep his spirits up and hopes to escape this hellish doll house with the rest of the children. The question is, will he manage to lead them to safety or will he crack under the firm hand of the household. (Wip)

In an industrial world where death is common and children are forced to work on the loom, Isabelle fights a seemingly endless battle.

Our minds wander, at times poetically and at times philosophically. This is a collection of some of the poetic wandering of my mind. Welcome to, The Labyrinth of my mind.

Her name means Innocent. Yet, her innocence is confined behind a glass window from which she peeks everyday. She has nothing and she doesn't even know the meaning of dreams still she unknowingly has dreams of open eyes. Masoom's Maasoomiyat means her 'Innocence' has a price. A big price! Will she be able to pay that price? Or will the price be too expensive for her? Will she lose her everything trying to pay the price? It's a big question. Wanna know then read and warning it contains harsh element.

This is a non fiction book about child labor. It's a serious issue. It needs to be stopped!

Have a peek into Peter's Journal entries and learn how he navigates his teens with a secret identity, experiences love and the hardships that come with being a hero in the post-blip world.

Kyle is in a facility of young child labourers and attempts to escape. Little does he know it is a start of a bright future

Playing games with friends is what kept our childhood going. Will this kid's life be the same?

Angielle has had a horrific life. At only nine years old, she is a pyrophobic (for reasons that will not be revealed for a while because I am evil) and has some serious PTSD. She has only recently begun living a normal life and still isn't completely accustomed to it. Although this is a very dark story, it is also about the true meaning of family and getting over your fears. I'm not denying the darkness 'cause this is literally THE darkest thing I've ever even thought of. I mean just off the top of my head it literally contains kidnapping, murder, drugs, alcohol, serious child abuse, swearing (it's something I'm writing for my ELA class so it will be censored), and some seriously intense PTSD. Yeah, this story is not for the meek hearted. So yeah, have fun! My inspiration for this story was a combination of three things. The first thing was the little amount of time dedicated to explaining how Griffin got his scar in "Girl Stolen by April Henry" (If you haven't read this book, you should for it is amazing!). The second thing that gave me the idea was the book "Threads by Ami Polonsky" (Also a must read) and the thing that pulled it together was a snippet from the Michael Ketterer (America's Got Talent singer) family backstory. If you are a diehard music lover and book worm like me, you can probably figure this out in an instant, but if you aren't than you should try to figure this out since I won't tell you for a long time. (Here's a hint. The title isn't ironic)