I don't remember which book did it. That changed me and made me want to write. It was a girl version on harry potter, that much I know. I wrote the "Witches of Unicorn Academy" in fourth grade in my science notebook. I thought it was the best thing in the world that I wrote the sequel in fifth. In sixth grade I moved on to a animal genre and wrote, "The Call of the Wolves". The sequel to that came in seventh. I even passed it around and all my peers told me it was awesome. In eighth grade it became serious. I started on something called, "The Darkness Inside Me."  I worked on it for three years. By that time my English improved. So I began to read back on it and decided that it was complete crap. I stopped writing then. After a while and I hit a low in my life and I actually thought about suicide, never serious enough to do it I wrote "Experimental Suicide". It felt good to write about it, and afterwords I got better. And in return I got my writing back. I continued, "Chosen" came next. Then I thought about Novels, "Darkness Calls". Here is where my writing changed directions. I read fan fictions, and I hated them. I was always saying how I could make it better. And so to sate the craziness I started two Fan Fictions, "Thor's Lost Sister" and "Dean's Daughter". However I don't want people to think of me as a fan fiction writer. My original works are more important to me, however people would rather read fan fiction than original works and I get that. All I want to be said is don't judge my books by the cover, they fool everyone. My only goal is to become a better writer. Everyone has to start somewhere, and I might as well start here.