Истории Makeachange

A poem on hate and how we must change our bad-minded habits.

A short list of the worst things in my life.

This is a short story of the thoughts of Terrell Jones before dying of police brutality. My entry for the Adult Fiction June 2020 contest.

A young girl struggles with her grief after the death of a friend

I wrote this short story after seeing an article on the news of a Syrian boy in an ambulance. His hair seemed to be coated with blood and he sat silently, probably in shock as he waited for paramedics to help him. This story is meant to raise awareness of the wars that have been raging for years in Syria and other countries. Remind people of the humanity, or rather the lack of it, in war. When refugees are denied a place to flee they are forced to remain in the battleground they once called home and see everything they used to love so dearly destroyed, turned into a "casualty of war". To remind people that just because it isn't happening here, doesn't mean it isn't happening. We constantly see stories like this on the news, but then again, what do we do about it? Give likes on a picture to demonstrate... what?

A story in which you follow the ill-fated life of a young seahorse. ~ #planetorplastic

I am making this just for the heck of it. Have you ever wanted to change something about what you are reading?WELL,NOW YOU GET THE CHANCE. What is this? I basically just write about different topics every chapter and I share my opinion about them. "Never been done before",I know. But, what I want this to be is not my diary.I want you,yes you,the one reading this to TELL me your opinion about this, I wanna see what you think. Write it in the comments or if u wanna stay annonymus I will post it.

the dark side of chocolate?!! A rather simple poem but I hope to convey the message. Working in chocolate factories is one of the worst kinds of child labor in Africa and recently Brazil. Western African countries, mostly Ghana and the Ivory Coast, supply about 70% of the world's cocoa. The cocoa they grow and harvest is sold to a majority of chocolate companies, including the largest in the world. We can fight against this injustice by buying chocolates from ethical sources and questioning the transparency of companies when they refuse to share their source of cocoa .

(It's just a start I want to see what people think about it before I continue) • • • • • It's about a girls who is having her whole life changed because of one incident that happened with her twin sister • • • • • (I'm thinking of making it from what is happening now then flash backs to the past and then continuing with the future)

A short reminder of what were doing to the Earth and its inhabitants.

"When you thought they weren't harmless at all." © 2018 Kuya Ronnie Tagumpay © All rights reserved 2018 First Published December 8, 2018 This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, things, events and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

It's the sequel to girl on the train a bestseller in the UK America and lots of other countries.

Here you can freely grab, write, and share these writing prompts to inspire your next novel, or etc. My goal is to help you guys, and here I am.

The world is dying, but only she and her friend seem to understand. But how do they make evrybody else understand?

a collection of letters written to Humanity

#endbullying Bullying is not acceptable. Bully is not a name anyone should uphold. Here are poems about bullying and ways to end it. People can also request for me to enter theirs into my story too. I will give each person requested credit and a shoutout. Enjoy.

When your bullied to the point were everything seems pointless and you can put yourself there hell and feel numb, you need to push yourself to bring change

♦♢✤novel currently on hold✤♢♦ Amara Kingsley has known only one thing her entire life: peace. She has everything a girl could ever want, any and all of her problems whisked away under the marvelous tip of her paint brush. She has a gift. That's why she is sent to England to study art and photography, which has been her dream since the second grade. Soon, though, Amara learns that dreams aren't as amazing and perfect as they seem. This move triggers an unstoppable downward spiral in her life, a torrent of suffering and pain that no paintbrush can sweep away. To make matters worse, she is unable to rely on her grief stricken mother or any of her shallow new friends. All hope is lost. It would just be better to die. But then... Two people enter her life and change it for the better. They give her something that she could never find anywhere else. Hope. A reason to live. She will never be the same.

Random moments of immense inspiration spring upon many people; here are mine.