Structure of a Chapter
I’ve spoken to a lot of kids about writing over the years, and I’ve been surprised at how many of you want to write . . . I think that’s fantastic, but I’ve heard a common question from many, “I start writing my story, but it...
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Check out this story by LionGirl05
He moved through the taiga forest in the moonlight. The gentle wind blew his tattered white cloak across the air. He gripped his shadow sword in his hand firmly, ready to kill anything on sight, hostile or not. His pitch black skin almost made his a part of the cold...
Addressing America’s Mental Health Crisis: Government Initiatives at a Glance
Introduction: Mental health in children has become a growing concern for decades, with COVID only exasperating the problem. In a recent blot post, I discuss some of the startling statistics; you can read that article by clicking HERE. This crisis has prompted the...
Dialogue
I wanted to share some of the things I’ve learned when it comes to writing exciting and engaging dialogue. In some of my first novels, my dialogue was compared to a microwave burrito (not my best review, but one of my favorites). After receiving that rebuke, I...
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This is the unfinished “The Days – a Minecraft Novel” by AJ
The Days – A Minecraft novel I just got home from school. School is always the same BORING schedule, Ms. Gavalon’s monstrous math class, lunch, recess, Mme Suzan’s frightening french class, another lunch and recess, and finally my favorite class… Mr....