I have weird ideas for books. I accept everyone and everything. No matter what difference I accept it and love it. I prefer being the odd one out because it shows that I'm me and not everybody. If I am following what I am "supposed" to be, just like everybody else, than I am not me I am everyone. There's only one me with my fingerprints and DNA. No one has then but me so I can't be anybody but me and I want to express this in my books.

I prefer to change things up a bit. I think we can all agree that the main character is rarely anything other than white (I apologize if that was offensive). Usually you'd expect some things to go one way but I want a new perspective.

I like to relate to my characters. I think that having similarities to the main character can help me right the story better. I don't want to write nonsense. My teacher says that when we write an essay we should write it we should write it to where we take the person reading it it there. To make the person reading it feel as if they are there. That's what I want to do and it's easier for me if I can relate to the character.

I prefer to write the books as if I were a professional. I'm a sophomore in high school so I'm fully aware I'm no professional. I want to write books in the future so this is my practice.

I would love if you critique. Please critique, I want to improve. Please tell me if I made a mistake, I want to make the readers' reading experience as great as possible.