Planetorplastic Stories

[Entry for #PlanetOrPlastic] "My life is coming to an end." Harold lives in the coastal area of a peaceful beach. Being a fisherman's son, he spends most of his time playing and exploring in the ocean. On one stormy night, when everyone is hiding inside their cottage, he finds a lonely girl by the roaring waves. An invisible force seems to draw him towards her, and no matter how hard he tries to resist, there is no way out. She's calling out for him. He needs to reach her. Her life is in danger. And only he can save her. Copyright © Anika Prova, 2018.

" I don't want you to lose them like I did." HE said goodbye to the only person left in his life with tears in his eyes. " But I don't want to lose you either." SHE didn't want him to go just because of her father. SHE meant the world to him...HE meant the world to her...But they had no choice left but to choose... Read and find out how the biggest decision changed their lives and transformed them completely. Written by: @me_an_artist Assisted by: @forevermuslimah

... "Plastic." "Pardon?" "P-L-A-S-T-I-C" "Well, yes, splendid job, Miss Rose." Humming to myself, I turn to face him, observing the youthful contours of his face. "What is this 'plastic'?" ....

... "Help us, Aria." The waves whispered, frothy fingers stretching toward her, as she waded through the sea. ...

... The adventures of a small, orange, shell-less crab ...

... Could a turtle, a starfish and a grumpy jellyfish save the world? ...

... What could a bottle, a knife and a plastic bag possibly have in common? ...

... Can a shellfish truly be a shellfish without a shell? ...

You are a fox. One day a group of people wander into you, your mom, and your sister's cave. Your mom pushed you into a hiding spot. They. KILLED. YOUR. ADOPTED. MOM. Ashley tries to keep you in the hiding spot and fails. Ashley decides(sorry for language) to fuck it and brandish her finger gun aswell. Read to see more detailed description!

The Third in a series of short stories... ...We witness how Laetitia bullies Mick

Our oceans are being emptied from sea life as we speak, yet here we are sitting and ignoring the problem like it will disappear by itself. It won't. It is our responsibility to save our oceans and have respect for our fellow inhabitants. Believe it or not, we are not the only ones living on this Earth and we are not so special that we can empty our precious oceans from life as we know it. Humans have caused enough damage and it is time for the new generation to take the reigns and bring life back to our oceans!

Wait... I think I never see her! Who is she? Let's find out #PlanetOrPlastic National Geographic Contest

Gone is the blue dazzling crystal clear. It is now full of trashed plastic bottles and garbage. It's terrible. People living on earth didn't believe there's living under on the wide beautiful and overwhelming sea. They just believe in their selves. They throw garbage on ocean not realizing they killed the God's of the sea. People just simply make the sea into dark, unclean one. And the heart of god's sea can't handle it anymore. She could not bear looking at her kingdom full of trashy so she slaps her tail on the water because of her annoyance. Everyone needs to punish. Everyone needs to suffer. Because everyone makes her kingdom as a mess. And in the end, she killed Janus using her tail but unfortunately, it was all a dream. This is my entry for national geographic contest. #PlanetOrPlastic.

You're inside the ocean and something dangerous is lurking. What is it? Will you survive? Dive in to find out!

#PlanetOrPlastic Short Story for National Geographic

An entry to the National Geographic writing competition. #PlanetOrPlastic

We have to save the world now. Life can wait no more.

When Alpha2 sets off into space, with 6 billion people on board, the remaining earth citizens are forced to fight to get food, and life on earth plunges into chaos... PS: #planetorplastic is just because I care about the planet. It's got nothing to do with the book. Also i used some of the images from the program.

A futuristic ideal of what the current impact of plastic on marine life could evolve into in the year 2050.

"You'll only realize the importance of something when it's gone." - Unknown One hundred and two years. I have observed the decline of our Earth for as much as I have lived, from my teenage to twilight years. They tried, but it was too late. Some things cannot be saved once it reaches a point of no return. #PlanetOrPlastic