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The Nana Adventures: A Trip to the Dentist
Nana believed that even the smallest errands could become brave adventures. So when nine-year-old Eli learned he had a dentist appointment on Thursday afternoon, she clapped her hands softly and said, "Well then, Commander Eli, looks like it's time for Operation Sparkle Smile."
By Tabatha Nabors2 days ago in Fiction
The Nana Adventures: A Day at the Circus
Nana announced the circus trip three days early-because, as she liked to say, "Anticipation is half the adventure." Her five grandchildren could hardly wait.
By Tabatha Nabors2 days ago in Fiction
The Lantern Keeper’s Secret
Every night, the lanterns lit the harbor like fallen stars. Fishermen swore the glow kept storms away. Travelers said the lights guided them safely home.
By Salman Writes2 days ago in Fiction
The Nana Adventures: A Day at the Zoo
Nana had a way of turning ordinary Saturdays into legendary expeditions. So when she stood in the kitchen doorway with her hands on her hips and declared, "Explorers, tomorrow we journey into the wild, "the five grandchildren knew something wonderful was coming.
By Tabatha Nabors2 days ago in Fiction
The Lindworm’s Mistress
Thora marched into her mother’s cottage, carrying a basket of freshly picked forest plants. “I overheard some huntsmen; everyone is talking about the Lindworm Prince seeking a bride.”
By Natasja Rose2 days ago in Fiction
The She-Wolf
Leonard Bilsiter was one of those people who found the real world dull and uninteresting. Instead of engaging with ordinary life, he preferred to speak mysteriously about unseen forces and secret powers. Like a child inventing imaginary worlds, Leonard created his own version of hidden knowledge—but unlike children, he wanted others to admire and believe him.
By Malak Faisal2 days ago in Fiction
MISS WINCHELSEA'S HEART
Miss Winchelsea had long dreamed of going to Rome. For more than a month before her departure, she spoke of little else. She discussed Roman history, art, poetry, and famous graves as though she had personal ties to them. Some people admired her enthusiasm, but others found it excessive. A few even suggested that she was rather proud of “her Rome.” Still, Miss Winchelsea believed her passion was refined and intellectual, not boastful. She carefully prepared for the journey, selecting clothes that were sensible yet not obviously tourist-like. Even her red guidebook was hidden in a gray cover to avoid looking common. When the great day came, she stood at Charing Cross Station feeling dignified and adventurous.
By Faisal Khan2 days ago in Fiction
The Hands That Rocked The Baby Killed Its Daddy
The Hands That Rocked The Baby Killed Its Daddy They said she was gentle. They said she had the softest voice in the ward, the kind that could calm a fevered child with a single hush. They said she was patient. Devoted. Harmless. They never listened closely enough.
By Marie381Uk 3 days ago in Fiction
Marjolaine
MARJOLAINE Using my thumb as a temporary bookmark, I closed the paperback of Ender’s Game. Having already finished it twice, this third read-through sought comfort.
By Jean-François Lamothe3 days ago in Fiction
The Fourth Floor
The first time the elevator stopped on the fourth floor, Mara assumed she’d pressed the wrong button. The panel was brushed steel, numbers arranged in a neat grid: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. No four. The building was old enough to have opinions about luck, and new enough to have key-card locks.
By Melissa 3 days ago in Fiction
Black Cats Bring Luck
She passed through the city square and headed up the hill, which appeared too steep for some, especially older adults. She didn’t mind a little more exercise than usual. Doctors recommended cardio training after all, so all the better.
By Moon Desert3 days ago in Fiction
Star light 🌟
It was a winter night magic left her finger tips, it moved in the sky and connect with the stars. Star light was a Native American girl who had magic powers. She had the ability to speak life in the universe and when someone with a pure heart wished upon a star the wish will be granted. Starlight was gifted, she had a kind heart and she was the most beautiful woman in their town. It was a rural area they still lived in tents and very old houses, made out of sand. Starlight had a kind heart and she was loved by everyone in her community. She was a special teenage girl. Although she had great beauty she was still a child, she was eighteen years of age. She was living with her parents and was the only child. So naturally her parents were very protective over her because of her beauty and the special magical gift she had.
By Miss Bey4 days ago in Fiction