Teaching Stories

I've been in love with Logan Dawson for as long as I can remember. He's charming, popular, loves NRL, and somehow manages to look perfect without even trying. But there's just one problem: he has a girlfriend. Which, according to my best friend, Red, should make him completely off-limits. But giving up on Logan isn't exactly part of my plan. So when his younger brother, Carter Dawson, offers to help me get Logan's attention... How could I say no? Flirting lessons. Confidence coaching. And apparently... kissing practice. It's all supposed to be harmless, just practice. At least, that's what I keep telling myself. Because the more time I spend with Carter, the more I start to question something I'd never considered before. Have I been chasing the right brother...?

Betrayal and death destroy the love of two unrelated people. Healing is needed before either could ever risk love again. It's 2010, the summer that Spain's soccer team competes in the World Cup. Makena Nielsen heads to France to escape her adulterous ex-fiance, beginning a six-week hike west to Spain's Atlantic coast. Jordan Everest starts an 800-mile journey at the Mediterranean, walking north across Spain, trying to recover from his depression over his wife's passing. Makena and Jordan follow spiritual "Caminos" (paths) toward the holy city of Santiago. Unsure of their futures, both hope to unburden some of their pain when they reach the legendary Iron Cross. Their two different treks intersect as if their two Caminos form another cross, each person unknown to the other. But both hope their quest helps them open their hearts to love once more.

Darling Sterling has always lived quietly; buried in books, expectations, and a family name that feels heavier than it should. Socialising has never come easily, and neither has romance. She watches it happen to other people, wondering when - or if - it will ever be her turn. Unfortunately for her, her turn never seems to arrive. Jae Park is everything she isn't and wants to be. Confident. Effortlessly charming. A star athlete with a reputation that follows him through campus halls and whispered conversations. He knows people. He knows attraction. He knows exactly how to make others feel wanted. When Darling asks Jae for help navigating the world of dating and sex, it's meant to be simple - lessons, advice, nothing more. A straightforward way to build her crippling self-confidence. But the closer she gets, the more she realises he isn't just the version everyone sees; that she saw at first. And the more Jae watches Darling, the harder it becomes to pretend he's immune to her quiet gravity. ꒰ best rankings :: ꒱ #2 jock #74 shygirl #2 teaching #1 mixedgirl #1 teachme

Harlow was meant to be sad about leaving her friends, her family, her home. But she didn't. She was chosen, out of thousands, for this program. Everything she wanted on one little course. But she wasn't the only one, 8 other students and a chance for them to escape for 8 weeks. But nothing ever goes to plan. The program turns dangerous, secrets are spilled, promises are broken, and true colours are shown. The FBI say stay out of the investigation. They didn't listen. Everyone is a suspect. And when Harlow get's to close to the truth... she disappears. But she's not the type of girl to stay missing.

~ Enjoy a mature romance. Not overly long, not under-developed, heart-warming and body-warming. ~ Elena is an ER nurse who works nights. Damien is a baker who starts work at 3 AM. They live in the same apartment building and share one thin wall. Their schedules mean they're both awake when the rest of the world sleeps; and a flirtatious exchange of notes under the door evolves into something far more physical after a chance meeting in the hallway at 2 AM. But daytime is a different world: she's dealing with grief from a patient she lost, he's trying to save his late mother's bakery from debt. The novel traces how a relationship born in the strange intimacy of nighttime hours has to learn to survive in daylight; with all its complications.

Atlas Lovell wanted nothing else but to live out her days alone with her plants. She was done being a reckless kid and falling in love only to be hurt again. But as her old Headmaster requested that she filled the open position of the Herbology teacher at Hogwarts, she didn't imagine how much of her past would come back to haunt her. Professor Lovell came to be a title Atlas never thought she would gain, and Hogwarts was a place she never imagined she would return to. Remus Lupin was someone who she promised she would never think about anymore, but it seemed to be a hard promise to keep as she learned she would teaching right alongside him. Prisoner of Askaban

A shooting star. When you see one, you wish for something important to you. You never dare tell a soul, or your desire shall cease to exist. *---------------------------* Two high school boys. Two very different lives. One desire. To live a life true to them. Tye woods is an aspiring musician and a pro soccer player. He isn't fond of academics, but who truly is? Tye's family have highly strict expectations, like everyone else in their small city of Hallbrooke Ronnie Kalter is a mysterious new student at Hallbrooke Institution of Education. New students are frowned upon as they are unpredictable. The city hates the unknown. Ronnie is trying to adjust to the hardened stares he receives daily from students and teachers alike. He is what they fear. !WARNINGS! This story contains the following: severe bullying, homophobia, a-lot of swearing, twisted values of life, self hate, threats, family trouble, manipulation Please be aware, Everything in this story is fictional and purely coincidental. But this story does tell a reality for a-lot of queer individuals.

The reason draco acts the way he does

Shotaro signed up to teach foreign students his own language, it's pretty simple job until he meets one young Korean.

How to shift and tips to help you on the way :) I'm certainly no expert on shifting, but I have done my fair share of research and I think it might help someone out there who's trying to learn about shifting. 🙂

There are different reasons why we write. For me, it is an escape from the real world. But how do you set up an amazing story that readers will love? Whether you always wanted to write a story but don't know where to start? Or you're in the editing phase and wondering what to do? This guide may be of help to you. From how to make a plot, structure a book, punctuation, to how to format. - The Datura Community; for writers and authors

If you were hoping to find a primer on Iberian bondage techniques, you will surely be disappointed by this multicoloured collection of thoughts, anecdotes and stories about home life, school life and street life in anarchic northern Spain. 'fifty shades of Spain' - a teacher's torrid tale in fifty simple lessons by Mike Church - 'Spanglish for Impatient People'

Im terrible at chess but i teach because its fun

Teaching some people how to be human :3

People say reading books is becoming out-dated, where the point of reading a book is becoming more vague. For me however, reading and writing is an important necessity in functioning as a human. This is the storytime house, which was first taught to me by my teacher.

Here are a few valuable life lessons put into short stories. These are little stories for people of all ages to just have a fun read. I hope you enjoy! :note: I have no right to these stories, but what I do ask is if you do find the desire to copy this please don't copy it word for word. Everything in this book has been able to be found on the internet.

"Indeed Allah and His angels bless the Prophet; O you who have faith! Invoke blessings on him and invoke Peace upon him in a worthy manner." Quran (33:56) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) was the last messenger sent by Allah to guide human beings toward a more prosperous and meaningful life. His life was full of challenges and difficulties. However, he never gave up on his holy mission and strived to save as many souls as he could. His characteristics were unique and exemplary, which made him the best choice for prophethood, the beloved of Allah (Habibullah).

I moved to South Korea from America about a year ago. This is a slice of my journey, where I'll put my mess of thoughts on culture, travel and change into focus. For my sanity. Perhaps also for your amusement.

I moved. During the pandemic. The letters I write are real. So are the people they are addressed to. You and I are connected by less than six degrees; they could be for someone you know. But I'm sending them home in an untraditional way. I want the recipient to receive the gift of unfolding in a story. That can't happen if it's known, in advance, who the letter is addressed to and who author is. I switch a few details around to hide my identity, but I leave clues all throughout. It's easy to decipher. I'm not a writer. I'm just a teacher. I don't know what I'm doing. But may I add one thing? I teach high school. I know a bit about how things spread. I also understand, on a fundamental level, the power of connectivity. You should read the letters. Suspend disbelief. If you experience a nagging sensation, an unknown familiarity, the quickening of the heart: pay attention. We're more closely linked than you think. You might recognize me, someone you know, or better yet, yourself in one of these.