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@emily-d @emily @salome01w4g @catwing @dragon-snapper @allison-grace @emerald-flyer

@aratrea
Beginning: Protagonist lives for herself. She thinks her way is the best way for her, and anyone who gets in the way or hinders her doesn’t deserve her love or loyalty.
Middle: Protagonist realizes she was wrong and selfish, and tries to make it up to her parents and siblings by dedicating her loyalty to them. She lives to help them and b…[Read more]

*runs into the room panting* @emily I’m here!!! Oh, I love it! Very sailor-y. 🙂
@seekjustice Why thank you…! 😉

Wow! This lesson was amazing. I’m noticing that, from what I’ve come up with and from what others have said, most of the things that make people change inside are outside circumstances, like losing someone you love, losing a job, getting a new job, etc.

For me, I changed for the worse first and then for the better when my family moved overseas.…[Read more]

I will answer before I leave, @salome01w4g. 😉
*sobs* Besides being completely heart-wrenching, it’s beautifully written.

Unfortunately, I must say farewell now. 🙁 Talk to you later!

@emily and @salome01w4g GUESS WHAT!!!??? I have joined the ranks of Knights in Shining Armor!!! *starts dancing*

@salome01w4g 🙂 That story sounds super intriguing!

@salome01w4g She’s actually feeling a lot better today, thanks to your prayers. Thanks for asking.
Oooh, a pirateish story? Sounds fun. 😉

@salome01w4g Yay! *hugs you*

@emily I’m working on my WIP (so the one with the wolf/peanut-butter-y collage). 😉

@emily I will join you for around 30ish minutes (maybe not that long). 🙂 Whatcha writin’?

@christi-eaton I regret to inform you that I have read none of the books you listed. Welp. *rolls out mile-long book list* *grabs pen*
@emily and @salome01w4g What are your favorite genres to read?

Alright guys *throws list of books*

For children’s lit lovers,
The Rise and Fall of Mount Majestic by Jennifer Trafton
The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart.
Henry and the Chalk Dragon Also by Jennifer Trafton and I highly, highly recommend it if you love to read something incredibly well written and witty and lots of…[Read more]

@Dekreel honestly and unfortunately, no. You could outline your novel from the beginning (before you ever write anything) but that still won’t ensure that your story idea won’t change as you were writing it. In fact, it probably will, and that’s a good thing because it means your story is alive.

I’m a perfectionist too. I think I would have been…[Read more]

Well, that isn’t how you spell “lightning”, now is it, Ingrid?
Let me try again.
@lightningmouse

@lightniningmouse Oh, that’s a great idea. I don’t have a Spotify account, sadly, but writing them down or something is a good idea…*grabs pen*

A series I would highly, highly, highly recommend is The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall. Those are really cute books. Has anyone read those?
@salome01w4g @kballen @winter-rose

@kballen I have not read Number the Stars but I’ve read the Giver Quartet by Lois Lowry. Have you read those??? They’re reeeeeeaaaally good. 🙂