Planetorplastic Stories

have a cup of tea while you read some stenbrough one-shots. {marking as completed because i have no motivation.} ~made by original account owner~

Young Adult Fiction entry for #planetorplastic writing contest with National Geographic. When Jenny takes on mean girl Felicity at the podium, she might just have to fight dirty if she wants to make her point. What could be worse than facing off with your nemesis in a schoolwide debate? How about having to collaborate with the one person who stands for everything you despise? Passionate environmentalist vs. Apathetic user and abuser Bottom of the social ladder vs. Queen Bee Unrepresented animal welfare vs. Prep school privilege It's an environmental showdown.

I wrote this short story for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. My story is written in the format of a epistolary - a series of letters. It follows five people's correspondence to friends and relatives throughout the history of modern plastics use, from the 1946 National Plastics Expo to a time in the near future when plastic and other types of pollution and debris threaten to destroy the Earth's oceans and throw awry the balance of gases in the atmosphere, temperature and weather patterns, and varied marine species' food chains, to a point where there is no chance to turn back. I hope you enjoy my story and that it inspires you to rethink your role in protecting our Earth and its indispensable marine habitats!

What If I said that this is actually a game? *Mind explosion effect* Huehue

My entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition 😊 I hope that you guys understand the main message of this 500 word short story- we need to fight this dreadful ocean pollution. Here's Charlie's story- a fifteen year old caught up in this dangerous disaster. I hope that you enjoy reading it- even if the subject matter is a bit dark 😕

"perfect for kombucha or even applying heat to my injury," says Prijangu chan "elegant scent for winter rights it even neutralizes the pet odor" "VERY PROFESSIONAL TRUST ME OKAYYYYY???" writen with @strangerupstairs and @switchbladestar1

An entry for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest A young boy who lives near the ocean sees the consequences that are brought on marine life by the carelessness of humanity. Word count: 500 words Cover photo edited and taken by author. Location: Subic Beach Matnog, Sorsogon, Philippines

Just a Quick Read that I hope brings light to the worlds terrifying problem.

A planet is consumed by a horrible being that threatens to destroy them all. This is my story for the National Geographic contest #PlanetOrPlastic. It is a symbolical story that is suppose to represent a mirror image of the problem our world is facing. I hope you guy's enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.

Yealiya falls in love with the ocean and then will do anything to save it. My goal with this story was to inspire people reading it into knowing that they really can make a difference in this world! A ripple becomes a wave and people have already started countless ripples! You can join into making the waves bigger or you can even start your own ripple! It all helps though in making the ocean before for humans and animals like! This is an entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest! And it's exactly 500 words lol

Jack Avery a small, shy kid, has a crush on one of the most popular kids in the school Daniel Seavey. Everything about Daniel is so-called "perfect" But there are, of course, some...distractions Does this love story work out?

just a short story

I go fishing, but there's only plastic. pic by combophoto [analysis in the in-line comments]

Just. . . Random stuff of mine XD Idek Title says it all

We are the homo sapiens and we were great. #PlanetOrPlastic @NationalGeographic

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!!!

"What have you done?" "Do something!" Genre: Fantasy Length: Short Story Written in: English

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.

A nature poem.

An ideal world would be wonderful to live in but is it possible? This entry is for the #planetorplatic contest