Perspective Stories

My name is Adrianna Livingston. In twenty-six days I'm turning eighteen, and my jerk of an uncle's going to kick me out of the house. I need to find a place to live fast, and desperation is what causes me to do something I never thought I'd do in my wildest dreams. In a world where humans are ruled by giants, I have no choice but to ask the giant who rules our human district to get me a place to stay. It takes every last ounce of courage to approach Jerome. He's huge...intimidating, and...yeah. More than a little good looking, if I'm being honest. I can barely look him in the face without feeling like I'm going to puke. I'm not sure what I'm expecting him to say. Laugh in my face, maybe. Tell me no. Or maybe actually help and get me a place to live. But never in a million years did I expect him to take an interest in me. Make an effort to get to know me. Or, most shocking of all...ask me to come and live with him. **This story is more fluff/relationship based but if you are looking for a g/t story with plot and adventure feel free to read my other story, Encroaching Fires, that takes place in the same universe. The events in Tiny Sparks take place a year before Encroaching Fires.***

Scrolls and Chapters is the compilation of Yesh Soprano's POVs (point of views) or perspectives.

Universal Verse is the sequel to Yesh Soprano's debut book Scrolls and Chapters.

A fan fiction of the hunger games from Katniss's perspective.This tribute figures out the hardships of these games, and figures out that it's even harder to stay alive in the capitol arena then the districts. And figures out there's a twist to the 74th annual hunger games.

You are a young woman who made the detective fall. (Btw this is unedited.) THIS DOESN'T HAVE 18+ THINGS.

This is a poem collection about the lives shaped by open country and the things that never quite leave it. These poems wander through cattle yards, rodeo arenas, weathered barns, drought-stricken fields, empty saddles, and kitchen tables where generations of hard-working people learned to love without always knowing how to say it. It is about cowboys and the women who wait for them, fathers whose voices remain in old barns, horses that carry more secrets than people ever could, ranches passed down and ranches lost, and the quiet grief that settles into the prairie alongside dust and rain. Because out West, not everything that gets buried is dead. Some things simply become part of the land.

How many shades could a single hue hold if everyone shared their perspective? My blue sky will never look quite the same as yours. I will share with you fragments of life as I see them, and you may leave behind a meaning of your own. Let us gather our perspectives and create a gradient of life together. I would love to-dare I say-see it from your perspective.

Naomi enrolled in a short course during her gap year. What was supposed to be a quick and easy way to sharpen her skills... turned into one of the harshest life lessons thus far. Do you ever truly really know what's going on with people from a distance? -------- This is a short novel where I explore how good we are as humans at perceiving things whilst under immense stress and pressure. I will be releasing chapters of my short novel fortnightly

Love means different things to different people. This collection is simply another way I see it. Some poems may remind you of someone. Some may remind you of yourself. Others may become a feeling you never knew you had. Whatever you find between these pages, I hope you see it... In another light. - AnonymousP-01

*Master draft* You know how books go through various Revisions until they are ready to be looked into as a independent Story ... this is one What if count frolo took an opertunity to get the shamed kings daughter out of his hair while looking like he's her savour ... Welp I'm writing that fan fiction now ... my oc is his forced second in command that got shoved into a convent because she suffers from gigantism and is WAY to clumsy for her noble family to deal with and she has to keep tabs on the adopted freak untill she snaps and calls count frolo on his BS in the most humiliating way possible her title is "sister Charlotte bosvert" and it's mocked constantly because it translates into "little tree" by the main villan mostly to keep her insecure and under his thumb , he does this shit out of spite because they both know he gave her the new title just to fix a problem her folks had No wonder why she crashes out every five minutes... poor girl... bureaucracy is a bitch

*Master draft* You know how books go through various Revisions until they are ready to be looked into as a independent Story ... this is one What if the story of Matilda and Charlie are actually conected by one snarky burly little girl named Suzie who is a little too bitter at having to defend herself and her little brother from various threats I mean children grow up and what if said little girl had enough sheer audacity from helping put Mrs trunchbull be put in her place to grow up to be the head HR lady in a chocolate factory simply because of family association But the manchild thought she was another woman playing a mama role and humiliated her along with the rest of the workers in the factory and ... it was glossed over with a tall tale And when she puts the creep in his place again ... this time she feels guilty ... Also what the hell would OHSA do if they find out that the strange trolls in the factory were "always workers"

Check out some helpful insights, writing peeves, book recommendations and more! Take everything I say with a grain of salt for most of the stuff here are based on personal preferences. I'd be glad if this somehow helped other authors as well. Also, don't just rely on this book alone for there are plenty of other sources you can learn from. Translation on Cover: From the author of "A Quirky Writer's Odyssey"

A Story Begin When A School At The Brink Of Being Closed Somehow Recruit A Man Called Althur Without Clear Background Of Teaching To Be Put In The Worst Class In The School,How Would He Be Able To Make It Till The End?

A philosophical essay about how people, beliefs, relationships, cultures, and systems become what they are, and why understanding where something ended up requires asking what made that destination reachable.

About the expectations that build us, transform us, and sometimes take us away from who we are. ¿Quién soy sin todo lo que esperaron de mí? .Sobre las expectativas que nos construyen, nos transforman y a veces nos alejan de quienes somos. (Inside you can read the EN and SP version / Dentro podrás encontrar la versión en EN y SP).

Short poem about how everyone has a completely different life

Letters to the Unknown is an anthology of four letters written by individuals standing at the edge of death, despair, or both. A lone WW2 fighter pilot, a prisoner of war, a condemned priest in sevententh-century Japan, and a lost traveler each leave behind a final testament to their lives. Through reflections on faith, survival, loneliness, and perspective, their words become confessions, prayers, and farewells. They become messages sent into the unknown, uncertain if they will ever be read.

When love is true, your eyes and heart open at the right time. Dorian: lonely, and Soren: determined. They carefully find their way to balance, trust, and love.

Some stories are told through characters. Others are told through the thoughts they leave behind. Thoughts is a collection of reflections, essays, and philosophical musings born from ordinary moments and extraordinary emotions. It explores love that arrives too late, ambition that survives failure, the quiet strength of resilience, the weight of memory, the beauty of uncertainty, and the countless questions that make us human. There is no single protagonist here. Perhaps the protagonist is you. If even one page stays with you after you've closed the book, then these thoughts have found the home they were searching for.

r e a d nice guys b e f o r e y o u r e a d t h i s. nice guys finish last but bad boys finish first only because they're chased down. # some high rank in s h o r t s t o r y