I have been creating stories from the time I could lift a pen or say a line. At first it was mostly acting them out with toys, then it morphed into drawing them out in pictures, and by the time I was six I'd started to use words. When I was eight I tried to write my first full-length novel (I wrote maybe twenty pages).

I've hovered around Wattpad for a while before finally joining and am really excited to be a part of this community. Yay online reading! And writing! I mean... That is... Oh, never mind.

I act and sing for fun which drives my siblings crazy. Crazy, I tell you.

I will read your stories, especially if you're new. Please have good grammar! Stories without grammar are really hard to read. Also, if I take the time to give you feedback because you asked for it, I think it's basic courtesy to give me feedback back. Feedback back? Interesting sound to that. Quick FYI: If I give you feedback, I might  be harsh. I will not lie and say that I love your story. I will say what I think. You don't need to follow my advice, obviously, but I won't BS anyone. 

^(that means that I accept read requests as long as you at least read one chapter of my story. I'll read exactly as much of your requested story as you read of mine unless I actually ADORE your story. Then I'll be so drawn in I'll keep reading.) If I don't read your story in the first week, please remind me. Politely. 

Okay, so, I post stuff on here for feedback, but I write for myself. Feedback does mean a lot, but sometimes I'll post stories that are unfinished.

RAVENCLAW PRIDE!

"I'm just a Broadway Baby."
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Where @lilikoi99 and I co-author: @WeUseProperGrammar

Favorite Wattpad authors: @cravinq-rain, @FullyAlive

Check out @ShontelleiyaSherree. She's wonderful!

Words that should totally make a comeback: http://matadornetwork.com/abroad/20-obsolete-english-words-that-should-make-a-comeback/

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