Jaybird

@ellette-giselle

The concept (a boy is only allowed to see the sun, and a girl is always in darkness) is so much like yours!

@calyhuge

I think requesting access is the only way.

@liberty

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it!

No, but I’ve always wanted to read it. I just haven’t gotten my hands on it yet. The George McDonald one, right?

@koshka

Yeah…that’s what I’ve been wrestling with. I first thought it would be MG, but as I worked more on the plot, I started thinking, “This sounds more like YA.” But I didn’t like the idea of writing it for YA. I’ll see more when I start writing it and see the tone of the story more, but for now, I’m “writing” it for both age groups.

@keilah-h

THANKS!

@calyhuge

What story are you trying to access?

@liberty

Ahhh! Animal fantasy! And, as I presume although you could definitely be going for older groups but, are you writing middle-grade?

@calyhuge

Will it let you request access?

@calyhuge

*Nods seriously*

Oh I know. I wish there were more of y’all guys on here so I could properly interrogate y’all and try to understand how you think.

Like, how?!

@elishavet-pidyon

Righto! I’m back! So, my Buddy Brindle series encompasses either three or four books. I still haven’t decided which one to go with. It’s set in a world where the people characters are animals. Dogs are the main ones, but I also have wolves, cats, horses, and others.

The story is about two dogs and how each chose a…[Read more]

@savannah_grace2009

Good!! Yeah, that’s hard, but I’ll keep praying for y’all! 🩷

@elishavet-pidyon

Woaha, 3 WIPs??

Yes, I’m planning on doing so as well. The Guards story is actually a sub-series from my WIP: Buddy Brindle. I’ll tell you more later…I’ve got to go to a planning meeting with my family first.

@elishavet-pidyon

Oh, silly me. I forgot to read your answer above.

@ellette-giselle

WOWWW! I love your story!! The sacrifice of Tauren is so touching. It reminds me so much of “The Day Boy and the Night Girl”. Have you read it?

@elishavet-pidyon

So sweet and sad! Beautiful writing! Is this part of a larger story?

@elishavet-pidyon

Are you planning to put it on paper?

@elishavet-pidyon

Yes, it does…though it’s currently all my head still!

@ellette-giselle

Yes…

I may have to check that book out. =)

@elishavet-pidyon

oh of course. 100%

But them crying shows you made the connection! 😉

@elishavet-pidyon

Idk, I love hearing that my writing made someone cry.

I think it’s because it makes us happy to know that we wrote in a way that made people care about our characters enough to cry.

@koshka

maybe.

At least they didn’t get sacrificed.

Yeah! No kidding!

I once read a book that is actually a true story about the “fey” which actually happened to be a druid cult. You will never look at Halloween the same way again. I mean, our family already didn’t calibrate it, but that book makes you feel a little sick when you watch kids t…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon

OH MY GOODNESS!!!

I was tearing up so bad!

I love the different meanings the prompt had in your story! His physical scar, but also her unseen one.

SO GOOD!