Choosekindness Stories

A sad poem detailing how people can be so focused on their own lives that it's easy to shut out the pain of the people around them.

Being different was never easy. Emily Krist could testify to that. The fourteen year old had lost her left leg in a battle with cancer when she was two. Mister and Misses Krist decided that it was in Emily's best interest to start going to school her freshman year, rather than being homeschooled. This is her story.

As I look at the girl to my left, I watch as tears fill her eyes and she sets down her head on the desk, curling up into a ball, as, I would assume, an act of protection. To block out the world. To protect herself from the relentless cruelty she faces every day. All I want to do is help her, but I don't know how. What could I possibly say to ease this poor girl's conscience? I didn't know what else to do. She was hurting, so I helped.

Kindness; noun 1. the state or quality of being kind: 2. a kind act; favor: 3. kind behavior: 4. friendly feeling; liking.

For the Wonder Writing contest. Prompt: create a story about choosing kindness

Kindness is worth more than money. Leah leads this discussion with her class as she discovers that she too, can choose to reach out and be kind.

What would you do if you saw someone hurting? Someone who needed help? #Wonderthemovie

Is being a good person such a bad thing? Why do the jerks get the girls and the nice guys get left in the dust? Why not? *IN Need Of Cover Photo So If Y'all Have Ideas, Let ME KNOW*

Dear world of tomorrow, We will fight to fix our world of today. One act of kindness at a time.

A middle school girl who has lost her father to a terrible accident has almost everything in her life except her dad. She suddenly starts to lose all of those amazing things due to bullying and the harsh reality of the world.

My story for the #wonderthemovie CHOOSE KINDNESS

this is a thing where every anime person gives things that help people when they have suicide thoughts or actions

Schools really tough, especially for Charlotte Summers. It's really hard for her to fit in, when she's different. How? Why don't you read to find out! "Hi! I'm Charlotte!" I said introducing my self. "Umm..okay, whatever." He said it like I was talking about something really boring. I guess I'm boring, "So, what's your name?" I asked. He just walked away, nobody wants to be my friend. Why? It's hard to fit in, when you always stand out (in a bad way) I'm just trying to blend in, somehow I'm different. Everybody has their own personality, somehow my personality is weird? Go on a Journey with Charlotte Summers in high school, see what happens during her adventure! My favorite quote ~> 'Why FIT IN when you were born to STAND OUT!'- Dr. Seuss

Simple one page stories and ideas I have.

Maddy is thrilled that it's her last year of high school, her last year of being victim to Ava's constant bullying. But when she finds out Ava's secret, will she stoop to her level and expose her to the entire school? #WonderMovie contest entry!

There's a girl who is always alone, no one ever wanted to be her friends because of her ex-bff that spread rumors about her. She felt so alone in this world. That was until she met Carolyn Coles Bluebell and Henry Bluebell, the only people that took a chance on her. Will her life change for the better or will she always be alone like she always has been?

One act of kindness can make a world of a difference.

Parker grew up with Calloway and is used to seeing him running through the halls in a cape and mask, clutching a comic book to his chest. Nobody knew why until his teacher finally explained to the class that his father, a comic book artist, dissapeared and that it's effected him in ways that nobody can really explain. Grady, the school bully, has been using Calloway's coping mechanisms as a reason to make fun of him in any way possible. Will Parker be the hero, and friend, that Calloway needs? (Word Count: 499)

(Previously called: The Only Light) In the future, all of the world and its people reflect only black, gray, and white, save for a population, the Lights, that decreases by the years. Ellen Dawn is now the last Light to exist. She is feared by everyone around her, referred to as a Color, not a Light, and is forced on the outskirts of town, though she chooses to stay for the sake of the Normals. Lucky for her, one Normal can see past the "danger" she reflects to see who she is on the inside.

everyday, the boy she sat in front of never had a lunch. until one day, the girl decided to do something about it.