Hello all, it’s fall! Don’t you feel the chill in the breeze? Don’t you hear the leaves rustling and crunching under your feet? Don’t you see the vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows that have replaced all the greens? Don’t you smell the spicy aromas wafting from the kitchen, beckoning your tastebuds forward? To celebrate the… Continue reading Looking back on October! Or is it… Inktober?
My Friend: A Poem
Photo by it's me neosiam As the ink bleeds out of this pen tonight, I'm wondering if it was worth the fight, These scars on my flesh, these scars on my heart, What did I do to drive us apart? I can see the children we used to be, Laughing and smiling, so carefree, I… Continue reading My Friend: A Poem
Crying
Photo by Free-Photos A faintest breeze tickled my cheek, I brushed it away, feeling meek. My heart was heavy, weighing down, On my face was a miserable frown. I held back the tears that wanted to flee, One broke loose and trickled free, I let it fall, what harm could it do? But as it… Continue reading Crying
Are You Ready To Really Write?
Hi everyone! N.N.Gale here. I just wanted to reach out to all my readers and tell them about the Young Writer's Workshop. Truth is, it's not exactly a workshop. The YWW is an online program that is chock full of videos for both non-fiction and fiction writers, and beginner and advanced writers. The instructors are… Continue reading Are You Ready To Really Write?
A Quiet Night
Photo by Juan In the day my mind was near, Explosion upon over sensations here, The noises rang throughout my head, And out my top my sanity bled. My desk was stuffed with things to do, My mind was jammed quite through, A clutter jammed and clogged my brain, Inside I felt soggy like in… Continue reading A Quiet Night
Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke Review
Ages 8+ Dragon Rider is an exciting fantastical tale of a young boy, a brownie, and a dragon all setting off on an epic journey to find the Rim of Heaven to save the last of the dragons. This is such a great fantasy book with many humorous elements that keep the story engaging and… Continue reading Dragon Rider by Cornelia Funke Review
A Poem For Memorial Day
Trumpets blared and voices sang, Jets zoomed by in the air, Flags stood tall during victory campaign, But our fallen brothers are where? 'Though it brings us joy to be so free, There was still much sacrifice, Because out on that battlefield, Our fallen brothers laid down their lives. The screams, the anguish, the pain,… Continue reading A Poem For Memorial Day
The Cassandra Virus by K. V. Johansen Review
Ages 11+ The Cassandra Virus is a great book for tech savvy people and non techies both! The plot of the story is fast paced and suspenseful but also very funny and surprisingly cute in some parts! I had so much fun reading the story and, in fact, I think I might read it again!… Continue reading The Cassandra Virus by K. V. Johansen Review
True Colors by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock Review
Ages 7+ True Colors was a gorgeous, emotional, and wordfully colorful story about a young girl finding the true colors of her life. I honestly didn’t like the main character at first because I felt she didn’t appreciate the love everyone in her quaint little Vermont town gave to her, but then I saw that… Continue reading True Colors by Natalie Kinsey-Warnock Review
BEAUTIFUL
Blessed by God, Extremely unique, Absolutely adored, Understood by Him, Thankful and thoughtful Inspired by God’s mercy Fashioned lovingly by Him Undeterred by lies about beauty, Living in His love and knowing you’re BEAUTIFUL. Endnote: Did you notice the letters at the beginning of each line of this poem? If not, go look and see… Continue reading BEAUTIFUL
Nightingale Hollow 