Fantasy
Bad habits to change over
Little Bear is a smart kid, he is hardworking and gifted, people who are familiar with him praise him as a "prodigy". But he has a bad habit of littering, especially when he is studying, whether he is doing math problems or writing essays, he will use a lot of draft paper, but every time he does not clean up properly, throwing the draft paper everywhere.
By megangochoa4 years ago in Fiction
Sun Princess and Tiger
The Sun Princess is the daughter of the Sun God, from the day she was born, she is equipped with the divine power from her father. The sun god loves this little daughter, as long as in not busy time, he will comply with his daughter's request, play with her.
By megangochoa4 years ago in Fiction
Elf kingdom of flying warriors
There is a kingdom of elves in the forest, and elves live happily ever after in this country. However elves are a mysterious species to some people and also sell for a high price, so the forest is full of hunters who intend to capture elves.
By megangochoa4 years ago in Fiction
Big Tail Little Squirrel
The little squirrel Ash has a huge tail that looks bigger than its whole body. This big tail brings Ash a lot of trouble, every time it rains, once the tail gets wet, it becomes very heavy, and it is a very troublesome thing to dry the tail. This alone is already very annoying to Ash, but the most headache it has to be the tail for the work of the hindrance.
By megangochoa4 years ago in Fiction
Beasts in the Bluegrass
PROLOGUE There weren't always dragon sightings in the holler. In Kentucky it's a holler not a valley, despite what the news people say. Mothman, Bigfoot, the Flatwoods Monster, the Hopkinsville Goblins, Goatman, and black panthers on the other hand, those are the sort of sightings normal for our hollers. The closest the bluegrass state has ever come to touching the realm of the fantastical, outside of Appalachian folklore anyway, is the castle in Versailles near Lexington and the rumor that J.R. Tolkien based the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings off our knobs and culture. Well, culture so far as the Hobbits are concerned. I doubt anyone would mistake our bare feet and love for food and tobacco for Elven culture at any rate.
By Mandea Brown4 years ago in Fiction
A Mother's Gift
When Freya Sage was born, the small village of Aharin celebrated the birth of another healthy baby in the family that governed over them. The village elders bestowed only the finest of cloths to the mother, Imryll, for her to make clothes for her new baby girl. It was tradition for Imryll after she gave birth and had time to recover enough to stay her hands. Freya, the youngest of her now five children, would be no different.
By Ayanna Crawford4 years ago in Fiction
Beast of the Bluegrass: Chapter 2
CHAPTER TWO-LORD DECLAN BYRNE I didn’t meet with the detective until late the next afternoon. Unbeknownst to me, Seamus had instructed his security team not to allow police access to anything other than the barn without a warrant. Apparently that included access to me as well. Not that I had been fit to give a statement to the police. After the Irishman had bundled me up and taken me to the manor, I had spent all morning and most of the day tucked away in a guest room, lying on the ensuite bathroom floor between bouts of vomiting. On a side note, Lord Byrne's housekeeper does a superb job of cleaning the bathroom. I don’t think I’ve ever lain dying on a cleaner tile floor. Not that I’ve made a habit of laying on bathroom floors than my own. So, it wasn't until I had recovered from the onset of my sudden illness that I learned the good detective was waiting for me downstairs.
By Mandea Brown4 years ago in Fiction
