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jcooke06- Reads 29
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This novel is about a small innocent girl who went by the name of bullseye but her real name was Jenny. It's a gripping story including death, heartbreak and adventure. This story is for all the girls and boys who suffered throughout The Great Depression, The Holocaust and World War ll that never had their story's told.- Reads 29
BenSobieck- Reads 424
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Did you know there is a patch of the Pacific Ocean so littered with plastic that, taken together, it would be at least the size of Texas? Learning this shocked me. I wrote The Eighth Continent on behalf of National Geographic and "Planet Or Plastic," imagining what would happen if all that plastic "invaded" the west coast of North America. Join me in spreading awareness about plastic's impact on marine (and human) health. Enter the Planet or Plastic contest with the #PlanetOrPlastic tag and a story of 500 words or less. You can't really lose. You need clean oceans, too!+4 more- Reads 424
venonaroll13- Reads 34
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Sea creatures lives matter even baby sharks and adult sharks!!! Let's see how a baby shark lives in careless world.+2 more- Reads 34
_Nomnomnom- Reads 40
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A story written for the National Geographic contest. Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction bought it back. Give it a read!- Reads 40
Akendora- Reads 35
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An ornithologist receives a message about one particular albatross in the Midway Atoll rookery. This is a submission for National Geographic's "Planet or Plastic" writing contest.- Reads 35
Maxandthestars- Reads 32
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The earth is dying. In more ways than one. It's time we understand the consequences of our actions because ultimately it will cause problems we might not be able to redeem. This is a series of short stories about the environment and the problems we cause. This might also have some of the problems we are facing in our daily life. Note: This might not be very polished but I'm trying. I think some of the problems should be known more. Actions should be taken. This book is for me to express my views about certain things in the way that I know best-writing. I hope you like this.- Reads 32
WilczekWolf- Reads 56
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The story of the tiny seahorse that floated a long time on a cotton swab in the Big Blue. #PlanetorPlastic Cover contains photo from <a href="https://www.tripadvisor.co.za/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g303461-d2327893-i223827815-Projeto_Hippocampus-Porto_de_Galinhas_Ipojuca_State_of_Pernambuco.html#223827815"><img alt="" src="https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/0d/57/57/67/projeto-hippocampus.jpg"/></a><br/>This photo of Projeto Hippocampus is courtesy of TripAdvisor- Reads 56
wildflowerlftv- Reads 111
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rules are short, sweet n' simple! If you want a shout out just comment on my books, giving feedback or whatever you want to comment and I will choose people to shout out, sounds fair? xD- Reads 111
mostlymagenta- Reads 38
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this is my entry for the NatGeo contest; a tale of a seahorse romance gone awry. What if you could learn about seahorse mating rituals and how to recover from dysfunctional relationships at the same time? Then this is the story for you!!!+17 more- Reads 38
alice-writes- Reads 42
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Mrs. Seahorse wishes only one thing: getting to a safe place where to raise her newcoming babies. *** #PlanetOrPlastic challenge by @NationalGeographic- Reads 42
K_Anji- Reads 8
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This my entry to the writing contest hosted by National Geographics about bringing awareness to people of the dangers of plastic to the planet and to living creatures. Uhm, I have not wrote anything in a long time since I left school, so I apologize in advance about my grammar and writing skills. Did I also say that there is no editing? Uhm yes, so I am sorry about that too. #PlanetorPlastic- Reads 8
TroubledHarmony- Reads 53
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What does it take for the average man to view his actions and realize his impact on the environment? The consumption of plastics towards pollution, overexploitation for profits, and destroying habitats of organisms are only a few of the stresses we throw onto the environment. Earth was made as a place for all organisms to share, not only humans. It was our mistake to pollute the environment, but now it is our duty to cure those we have harmed. Eating Plastic, a story of how the average person realizes her selfishness is compromising the environment.- Reads 53
cammie0morgan0goode- Reads 7
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The recklessness of humans puts plastic into the sea, where it wreaks havoc upon all. Entry for the PlanetOrPlastic contest.- Reads 7
aethompso- Reads 14
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California, a country once a state in the USA, enacted a mandatory technology detox to stimulate a reconnection with the natural world. Sully is Californian who is a torn between her desire to help the environment and her individual, creator endowed freedoms. Does she escape?- Reads 14
Timer2013- Reads 3
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Horatio comes home with his imaginary friend, who is not imaginary after all. Soon the whole neighborhood has pets just like Pinky. Where did they come from? Why here? And will they stop coming please!- Reads 3
mapalandis- Reads 4
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This is a story for #PlanetOrPlastic based on the photograph given https://my.w.tt/SnJ2wHoe1R What would you do if you were this little seahorse?- Reads 4