Does a mother really know best? 🤔 Could the mother really be wrong and Cruel? If you want to find out, read this book referencing Mother Gothel and find out.

In writing my reviews I always remember what I learned from my school days at all levels from the elementary to college level.

Jen-ny!” Chloe and Delilah snickered from behind me. At first I thought they had said my name. I went back to coloring my butterfly. But then I heard it again. ‘Jennnnnnn-nnnnnny!’ ‘Jenny!’ I felt a forceful gap on my shoulder and turned. I hated when people wasted my inside recess, so I hoped that this was a good deal. ‘Sorry, but…my name is Yenny.’ I said. Delilah was cracking up and I couldn’t figure out why. Chloe looked disgusted at me. ’That’s not your Christian name.’ Chloe snickered.

It Ends with Us is a book that follows a girl named Lily who has just moved and is ready to start her life after college. Lily then meets a guy named Ryle and she falls for him.

Welcome to The Chill Spot—where the vibes are always right, and the energy is always real. No matter what kind of day you’ve had, this is your place to unwind, connect, and just enjoy the moment. We’re here for the good conversations, the best music, and a laid-back atmosphere that feels like home. So sit back, relax, and let’s make some memories.

Elira never believed the rumors—whispers of people vanishing, their existence erased without a trace. But when she stumbles upon the ancient blueprint, everything changes. The ink moves. The symbols breathe. And then, it whispers her name. The Guild will do anything to keep it hidden. If they catch her, she won’t just disappear—she’ll be erased, as if she never existed. Aidan begs her to burn it, to walk away. But this blueprint is more than just a relic of the past. It’s a key. A prison. A secret her mother died chasing. And now, it’s waiting for her.

The National Communication Association should abandon it's toxic relationship with Taylor & Francis. Why? Taylor & Francis is nothing more than a Catfish.

Brave writers challenge norms, question taboos, and inspire change, but they often face social pressure, censorship, and personal risks. Family, society, and legal systems may try to silence them, while online backlash and economic barriers make it harder to publish bold works. To overcome these challenges, writers must manage fear, base their work on solid research, use independent platforms, and build strong support networks. Courage is contagious—one fearless writer can inspire many. If you have a truth to tell, write it boldly.

Imagine being convicted of a crime you didn’t commit. No trial. No evidence. No way to defend yourself. Just one accusation, spreading like wildfire across the internet.

Wesley hesitated, then shrugged. “I mean… yeah. I guess. But it’s not like it’s ruining my life or anything.” Henry tapped his fingers lightly against the bench. “Not in a way you notice.”

In the depths of the Academy's archives, Elira uncovers the forbidden Core Blueprint—an artifact so dangerous that the Guild of Architects has spent centuries hiding its existence. When it whispers to her, shifting beneath her fingertips like something alive, she knows the inevitable is bound to occur—something she can't undo. When Aidan finds her and warns her that knowledge of the blueprint means erasure, Elira realizes there's no way out. She is faced with an impossible choice: abandon the truth or risk disappearing forever. With the Guild, a looming threat to her safety, closing in and secrets unraveling, one question remains—has she already sealed her fate?

The night had settled in fully now, draping the park in a deeper shade of quiet. The distant hum of the city remained, but it felt different to Wesley now—less like background noise, more like something pressing in from the edges.

This is one of the poems that i have recently written, it is yes still based off my real life and my experiences as a child

This is my first time using this website.....I hope this goes good. I'm sorry if the writing is kinda bad. I'm writing this purely for fun so any mistakes are because I don't realize it

No matter who you are, the color of your skin, or the shape of your body. You are important, and you matter.

That one close friend that's just too sweet for their own good. We may be totally different , sure , we are still friends never the less.

A woman is taken from Jamaica and sold into slavery, but ultimately turned the tides on her captors and their vessel.

George Orwell's Sci-Fi future dystopian novel "1984" written in 1949 that warned society about the danger of blindly following the government

In the span of two years I've written a book and I've only done about 26.6K words. Yes, in general terms that is a lot BUT my main goal was to get 50K words or maybe some more. Anyways, here is chapter one.

A young woman sits beneath ominous, swirling clouds, clutching a heart-shaped balloon patched with crosses. The stormy sky above her seems to mirror the turmoil within her soul. There is a subtle determination in the way she holds the balloon’s string, as if unwilling to relinquish hope entirely. This haunting scene invites us to contemplate the complexity of human emotions, the weight of heartbreak, and the enduring possibility of renewal that emerges even amid darkness.