Becoming Stories

Moments in Time is a queer love story. One wrapped in the inevitable, yet laced with hope and trials and misunderstandings. Meet Caelum Hawthorne, a cynic who wields her intelligence against the strict structure of a 1970s religious boarding school. (Inspired by a musical dream I had one night) Happy pride month to my readers ♡

A collection of poems made from old versions of me. Some are about heartbreak, some about healing, and some simply about learning how to keep going. This is a collection of the pieces of myself I chose to turn into poetry. Maybe you'll find a piece of yourself in them, too.

He was born to inherit a kingdom. She never wanted to be part of one. But when love collides with power, someone will have to pay the price.👑

[POETRY #2] A collection of poems about growing up before feeling ready. twenty-something explores the realities of adulthood, the exhaustion hidden behind independence, the loneliness of becoming, and the pressure to keep moving even when life feels uncertain. Through soft and reflective poetry, this collection captures the in-between phase of navigating dreams, responsibilities, changing relationships, and the version of yourself you are still learning to become. For anyone who has ever felt lost, left behind, or overwhelmed by the weight of growing up: this book is a reminder that you are not navigating life alone. twenty-something written by: syrynah © All Rights Reserved

Niva is on a beautiful adventure - a personal pilgrimage she calls The Season of Yes. Each "quest" begins with a simple act - walking to a café, running an errand, taking her little cousin for a walk - but unfolds into something deeper: a meeting with herself, her faith, and the rhythm of the universe. From quiet streets and golden sunsets to the warmth of church hymns and the laughter of a child, these diary-style reflections capture the art of being present - of trusting that every path, even the small ones, are leading toward love. Love, Lived: The Season of Yes is not just a collection of moments; it's an awakening - to beauty, self-trust, and the quiet magic of saying yes.

These poems are quiet prayers whispered into the storms of life. They speak of love that heals, faith that endures, and the hope that keeps us going when everything feels lost. Through words soft as morning light and strong as truth, The Girl Who Kept Hoping journeys through brokenness, solitude, and rediscovery. Each poem is a gentle reminder that even in silence, we are seen; even in pain, we are becoming. If you've ever carried heartbreak, searched for peace, or tried to start again - these verses are for you. "Because sometimes, healing isn't loud - it's the quiet choice to keep hoping." 🌿 Themes: love, healing, self-growth, faith, resilience, peace

This follows the same events as the story we all know and love. Except with a twist. This follows Harry Potter's secret sister's perspective. Background info was: She was born on the eve her parents were murdered by Voldemort; October 31st, 1980. She came out the moment Hagrid arrived to pick up Harry Potter, take him to Dumbledoor, and drop him off at the Dursley's. What they didn't expect was for there to be another child. When Hagrid saw her and went to grab her to take her with him, it was too late. Voldemort had grabbed baby Haley, and dissaperated, leaving Hagrid astonished and confused. That's when the scene goes off to the families drop-Harry-off at-the-Dursley's scene. Rankings: #3 Becoming (1/9/2026) (out of 663 stories) #16 Becoming (6/17/2025) (out of 620 stories) #521 Friendsandfamily (6/17/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #13 Becoming (6/15/2025) (out of 619 stories) #517 Friendsandfamily (6/4/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #17 Becoming (6/4/2025) (out of 619 stories) #456 Friendsandfamily (6/3/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #15 Becoming (6/3/2025) (out of 620 stories) #375 Friendsandfamily (6/2/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #16 Becoming (6/2/2025) (out of 619 stories) #248 Friendsandfamily (6/1/2025) (out of 1,000+ stories) #13 Becoming (6/1/2025) (out of 619 stories)

I can't look up from the school desk. My hands are shaking like crazy. I try to hold them tightly so that they'll just stay still, but it doesn't work. It's not even close to working. "Oh," Mrs McPherson says. Holy shit. I think I might throw up. Here, right now, in the classroom. I haven't thrown up in school since I was a kid, and caught the stomach bug. Or that time we were talking about worm infections at biology. "Umm... I'm honoured that you told me this. Thank you." You're welcome? "I... I don't really know what to say." "And I don't know what to do," I tell her. "Please. Please help me, Mrs McPherson."

Hiiii, I'm back at it with the Tokyo Ghouls affs, please enjoy reading. Hopefully, this book will be more organized than the other one hahaha.

She didn't become dangerous overnight. Life taught her how to stop breaking... by becoming unbreakable. - The Tale of Lady Red 🌹

When her brother's best friend shows up at her house in the middle of the night, Luciana Cirelli - Ciana for short - has no idea what she's in for. Soon, she gets swept into a world of werewolves and lies, that may tear both her family and her friendships apart.

This book is a reflection of my teenage life - a quiet collection of thoughts, emotions, and experiences I carried with me before stepping into my twenties. It holds the versions of me that cried in silence, learned through mistakes, grew through pain, and healed in pieces. These pages are filled with the moments I did not always know how to express, the memories I kept to myself, and the lessons I only began to understand once I slowed down and looked back. You do not have to have everything figured out to be proud of yourself. You do not need to be perfect to be worthy of love, peace, or growth. You are allowed to be in progress. You are allowed to take your time. I am not writing this because I have it all figured out. I am writing because I am still becoming. And maybe, if you are holding this, you are too.

The Missed are a myth. Sadie doesn't know who she is. And then the myth is real

Arnold had waited for this big day; he was finally about to become a grandpa. He thought karma was finally on his side. Even with a good outlook on the future, deja vu seems to follow his path.

A collection of poetry about SELFdoubt, SELF love and becoming the best possible YOU!