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Book 2 in Hauser Brothers Series: Set ten years after their high school graduation, Miley and Cody meet once again. Both are out of college and facing the world in their own ways, but after a serendipitous moment in an ice cream store and followed by the actions of a few meddling friends will these two rekindle their feelings for one another or will their different lives tear them apart from each other once more? A/N: This is my second book in the Hauser siblings series, the others aren't exactly in any particular order but I would recommend reading Something More Than Photography if you're new to reading these. Also, this was one of the first books I ever wrote, so be prepared for cheesy (but cute) stuff and some grammar issues.

There are a dozen species of snakes all around the world, but there are new species are waiting to be discovered as the group of herpetologists are traveling around the world in order to discovered new species of snakes.

This is my entry for National Geographic's Planet or Plastic contest

[English Version] The Earth is on a planetary scale crisis. The global issues of plastic waste finally actually happened in 2030. Currently, the oceans across the world in danger. So, Planet or Plastic? #PlanetOrPlastic Copyright © 2018 by faizahekaa on wattpad.

This is my first short story entry for the National Geographic contest. We were asked to create a 500 word or less short story about #PlanetOrPlastic. I hope one day, we look around, and our eyes finally open.

This short story is my entry for the national geographic contest: #planetorplastic.

"The world is more beautiful than this." Morgiana batted some bottles of liquor which rolled away towards the shore as she laid her sun-kissed back to the grained white sand of the sea side of the country Keiki, a part of man-made planet floating perpendicularly from the long abandoned planet Earth. #PlanetOrPlastic

3 days. 72 hours. 4320 minutes. 259200 seconds. That's the lifespan of the species with the second shortest average time living. They spend there whole lives in horrible pollution of which 80% is from human waste. Such insignificant lives. Living in what is not an insignificant marine world. What to do to make their 3-day lives not so insignificant? We make an Ocean of change. A ripple of knowledge. #PlanetorPlastic 500 word story inspired by what our ocean world is, and what it needs to be. Fight against single used plastics

My entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. In which there are two possible things left to do, when you lose everything. One choice to make. Do you give up or will you fight?

This is my entry for the National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic competition. I hope this story impacts some people as the earth' oceans are beautiful places and its a shame that we are ruining them with our rubbish. I hope you enjoy.

Ranked 4th out of 511!!! This book contains a number of entries in varied writing styles regarding the #PlanetOrPlastic theme of the National Geographic contest. I'll keep on posting more of them til November 30th!!! Teach says it's a good read!

A dolphin describes his journey through the sea when he is suddenly fighting for his life because of a worldwide epidemic. Single-use plastic is leeching chemicals into our bodies and killing wildlife. If we don't find a solution quickly, there won't be a planet left to live on.

Some turtles can live up to 130 years at average, which means it can witness some stuff most of the sea creatures can't. #planetorplastic

"At first, plastic was wonderful, but then..." he stopped. "Their invention turned out to be harmful." --------- We have the power to make a change and we don't need magic to achieve it. This story was written for National Geographic's Planet Or Plastic contest.

A youth stumbles across a veil.

The oceans have become too polluted. Sea creatures have sought refuge in the Trench, the deepest pit underwater, where society discriminates and the Anglerfish use fear of the Surface to control everyfish. A turtle named Lio decides to go against the tyrants of the Trench, and ventures across the Surface-in hopes of reaching Land and enlisting the help of humans to restore the Surface to the ocean that was once his home.

Ten years ago, Samantha had wanted to end her life by drowning herself in the ocean. After waking up in a hospital bed, she found out that she had been pulled out of the water by a dolphin, swimming her to a nearby fisherman boat. She was 12 at the time, and she regretted her decision to abandon her friends and family. Now, she works as a marine biologist devoted to researching and protecting the marine animals. She strives to save the dolphin and marine animals from the pollution caused by humans. Word Count: 500

If the world is made of trash and plastic, would we know what had happened before it or would we stay ignorant like the past generations?

I am happy to be making a story for the national geographic community to support #planetOrPlastic and to get rid of plastic in the ocean and help all the sea life