literature
Families and literature go hand in hand; fictional families to entertain, reflect and inspire.
Walking Back Into The Future
INTO THE FUTURE "Come closer, Nneoma I have things I must say to you," my mother said as she laboured to breathe in the ICU of the state general hospital. I was already sitting on the bed but I leaned in closer so I could hear her whisper of words.
By Nneka Anieze5 years ago in Families
Creative Memories
Creativity pours out of my soul every single day. Always making something, creating items from nothing is how my well is filled. A day without creating is a wasted day in my opinion. Creating my crafts is what fulfills me and fills my days with beauty.
By Rebecca Benson5 years ago in Families
Boss Mom
For every hiuman being, his mother is the most beautiful and respected lady in the world. There is no doubt that every mother is special. Every child considers his mother to be the best friend of his life. My mother is as important to me as any other mother in the world is to her children.
By Saba Fatima5 years ago in Families
Sweet Elixir
Who wouldn’t like to wake up and see the snowflakes floating in their hot drink? Every year my urge to munch the white flake begins at the pumpkin season itself. But who would offer me that sweetened elixir? Slim odds. My craving would die a horrible death this winter as well.
By Anitha Sankaran5 years ago in Families
Lola’s Big Surprise
Lola is a young, beautiful, fox red labrador. She lives on Honeysuckle Farm, with Farmer Mike. Lola is a very happy dog, but sometimes she gets lonely and longs for someone to play with, as Farmer Mike is getting old, so he often has an afternoon nap, this is when Lola wants a playmate. So one afternoon on the farm Lola decided that she would find someone to play with.
By Hayley Dodwell5 years ago in Families
Aoghani Chronicles - Prologue
He paced back and forth for hours. They would not let him in nor tell him anything. His son watched curiously, worry beginning to crease his smooth, 4-year-old brow. If Father was anxious, then something must be wrong. He slowly emerged from the shadows, sleep still weighing on his eyelids, and gently reached for his father’s hand. Aidan was startled and pulled his hand back quickly. He quickly smiled and tousled his son’s hair.
By Kaitland Taflinger5 years ago in Families
Skeletons
CHAPTER FOUR Marie had been up for hours; she had already made phone calls and cleaned the kitchen. Turning up the gospel music she began her cleaning spree in the next room. Allowing the music to soothe her grieving soul, attempting to think of her childhood optimistically. Despite her best efforts she was having a very hard time with seeing her youth as anything other than what it was, absolute chaos.
By ScarpettaBlaze5 years ago in Families
THE LITTLE CAT AND THE DOG
Once upon a time in the city of Laguardia, New York, lived a cat in a house. In that house lived a couple who did not have kids because they did not want to. The little cat was really easy to take care of. He did not cause of the problems to the couple. But his own problem was to have friends. He is all the time lonely because the couple had to go to park all the time lonely because the couple had to to go cook.
By Sandra Bongjoh5 years ago in Families
Grey's Adventure
She swiftly picked up the whole cloth and shook it out vigorously. “Get them off” shrined Grey, her five year old son. Ants clung to each other, to the crumbs and to the edges of the cloth they were using to enjoy their lunch this otherwise fine Tuesday afternoon.
By Claire Hunter5 years ago in Families
