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caffinechronicles- Reads 21
- Parts 1
A National Geographic awareness contest. Help our planet and save it from plastic. Help the ocean. #PlanetOrPlastic- Reads 21
Russelhops- Reads 22
- Parts 1
A story about a boy who came from the future to save the present status of the world. #PlaneytOrPlastic @NationalGeographic+9 more- Reads 22
BraixenCharles- Reads 9
- Parts 1
An entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic short story writing contest. _*_*_ He's my friend and he's calling for help. _*_*_ Be inspired to protect our oceans and lessen our plastic usage.- Reads 9
DarylMurphyJr- Reads 2
- Parts 3
"Shadows Over Green Horizons" unveils the gripping tale of Zalika Nkosi, a brilliant orphan on a quest to save a dying Earth. Set in 2057, the narrative blends biotechnology and ecological challenges, exposing corporate greed. Through Zalika's 365-day journey, readers witness her evolution, friendships, and triumphs. Themes of resilience, corruption, and the power of truth echo in an epistolary style. The narrative promises an intricate dance of science, suspense, and the indomitable human spirit, leaving readers captivated by the quest to revive a world teetering on the brink.- Reads 2
translatorITA- Reads 59
- Parts 1
When the humankind is so self centred it doesn't realise it's living on borrowed time and on a Planet which can survive without it. πππ _my entry for the National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest. _word count: 500 _highest ranking: #24 in SAVEOURPLANET- Reads 59
MissStarryArmy- Reads 23
- Parts 1
The oceans are being destroyed!! Save them and all the life in them before its too late! Only we can make the change the world so despartly needs.+11 more- Reads 23
totallynotaven- Reads 24
- Parts 1
Please just read if you wanna stand tall, raise you voice as loud as you can! This is our planet and it's worth protecting don't you think it's time to act? #ActNowBecauseItsTooLate- Reads 24
MinaBoneva- Reads 12
- Parts 1
A sassy raindrop's perspective on pollution, people and existence during her journey of condensating into water. Why does she still make effort for the humans after all they've done to her Earth? Why does she still endeavour to turn into water and satisfy their thirst? Does she have any hope left for the human kind and her home?+2 more- Reads 12
heyyitsavaa__- Reads 11
- Parts 1
i wrote this one for a contest awhile back. it's about how the world might end in the next few years. i don't know. please leave feedback.- Reads 11
-Skylar_Rao-- Reads 1,419
- Parts 44
Join and become a member of the solution to the problems of our planet!- Reads 1,419
EscapeTheNightWorld- Reads 4
- Parts 1
We've been killing our planet for years and us kids teens and adults need to see that we need to change that here is my plan to save our planet please may go be with us all!!β€οΈβ€οΈππππ¦π©π¬π ππ¦§πππ¦...- Reads 4
j3nnna- Reads 1,195
- Parts 31
Avani looked at the pizza store in front of her. Many passed by her, giving her glares and weird looks but Avani didn't care. All she could think about was food. And how her own step-mother disowned her. And the nurse's horrified face. And how warm her toes would be if she had just one match. Sighing, she walked to her corner around the garbage dump of a random store and laid down. She shut her eyes, not wanting to open them ever again. -ΛΛββββββββββββββ Avani was just an ordinary girl, living in an ordinary life That is until she started barfing up garbage, oil, and plastic. Her own step-family left her with no money, no water, nothing to survive. No one wanted her, especially if she was a freak. Pollution, pollution, and pollution. How can you stop that? There's no way. But then, a shiny object dropped from the sky, and that was the answer to her question. But she had a weakness. And that weakness will bring her down, it'll destroy her inside and out. If she doesn't learn to control it, it'll control her. But there was something she didn't get. How will she save the world if she couldn't even save herself? »»----------------------«« ~(TEL)The Elements of Life series: 1~ A mix of Fantasy and Mystery Impressive rankings: #1- ecosystem (05/01/20) #3- shawrocketprize (04/25/20) #1 - saveourplanet (05/14/20) #5 - pollution (01/15/21) #1- shawrocketprize (06/17/20) Awards won: Orca Awards 2020, 3rd place in fantasy- Reads 1,195
Featherinthewind- Reads 45
- Parts 3
7.4 Billion people live on this planet, if every person threw one piece of rubbish in the ocean, there would be 7.4 Billion pieces of rubbish floating in the oceans, OUR oceans, and it's our fault Time is something we let go of, take for granted, but we've all let our lives be based on numbers on a circular device, on our wrists, or walls, or the digital clocks in our cars, time is a way of measuring things, like centimetres, but never base your life around it, because nothing runs how we want it to, don't leave anything to chance, because it can all be taken away in a moment Chase the sun, right out to the salty water of the ocean, and watch as the cliffs crumble, like we're watching the earth crumble before our eyes. And do what we always do. Just watch. Never take action, just watch as it meets it awful demise. Or maybe once, do more than watch. | started | 01.02.19 |- Reads 45
0Yasha0- Reads 32
- Parts 1
Shawna's thoughts as she swims through an ocean not as it once was. Whether I win or not is immaterial. What really matters to me is that we all work together to save our planet. I truly hope that my story impacts those who read it in the best possible way. For those of you wondering my cover is just a picture i took on my phone in a place called Paihia, New Zealand. It's a beautiful place I holiday in every year. I never want it to change, I never want to lose it's beauty.- Reads 32
theAfricanRoyalty- Reads 16
- Parts 12
When little Melody travels to Madagascar to visit her cousins, she expects sunshine, adventure, and new friends-but she never imagines discovering a magical ancient tree that whispers stories from the past! Mama Bao, the giant baobab tree, is more than just tall and wide-she holds the history of the land and the laughter of generations. But when developers arrive to cut her down, Melody must team up with the village children, the animals, and even the magical spirits of the forest to save her. Full of wonder, teamwork, and African pride, Melody and the Big Baobab Tree of Madagascar is a heartwarming tale that shows young readers how even the smallest voice can protect the biggest treasures. A story of unity, nature, and the magic of home. Perfect for ages 4-9.- Reads 16
shannonp1232- Reads 8
- Parts 2
This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition. The things i write about in this story, are true, except Characters are fictional. We need to send out an important message, Our planet is worth more then plastic!- Reads 8
