Author's e-books - School. Page - 2
The story is based on real events. It will show you what kind of dishonest life can be. It will teach you to value your friendship.
βI ran faster and harder than I had in my entire life. I couldnβt stop, I wouldnβt. I hear the roar of an engine, but I didnβt care. I notice a trail leading into the woods, and dart towards it in the false hope of escaping my follower. I darted past blackberry bushes that ripped into my arms and legs flaying my skin as I ran. Soon I reached a huge tree towering over the others, I skid to a stop. As I clutch my stomach fighting a major cramp as I slid to the ground.β
Ronnie Henrick is sent to Wilson Performing Arts by her parents to pursue her dream of dancing. Little does she know, the school has history, and this history isn't settling in the past.
Gray was a chill kind of guy. He doesn't like challenges. He doesn't like drama. And he certainly doesn't like school. Especially boarding school. 'Who ever thought of merging home and school must have been a real nutcase.' This is a typical thought he would have. But clearly, no one ever gets everything that they like. Gray will have to: rise to the challenge (of solving the mystery), face the drama (of high school), and deal with school (and his not-so-nice English Lit teacher). Will he do
Follow the 12 year old Ben as he goes from invisible to Noticed in this short story.
What's it like to be in middle school? Well it sucks other than that nothing much. Based on my life this story will show you how crappy it is.
The story is based on real events. It will show you what kind of dishonest life can be. It will teach you to value your friendship.
βI ran faster and harder than I had in my entire life. I couldnβt stop, I wouldnβt. I hear the roar of an engine, but I didnβt care. I notice a trail leading into the woods, and dart towards it in the false hope of escaping my follower. I darted past blackberry bushes that ripped into my arms and legs flaying my skin as I ran. Soon I reached a huge tree towering over the others, I skid to a stop. As I clutch my stomach fighting a major cramp as I slid to the ground.β
Ronnie Henrick is sent to Wilson Performing Arts by her parents to pursue her dream of dancing. Little does she know, the school has history, and this history isn't settling in the past.
Gray was a chill kind of guy. He doesn't like challenges. He doesn't like drama. And he certainly doesn't like school. Especially boarding school. 'Who ever thought of merging home and school must have been a real nutcase.' This is a typical thought he would have. But clearly, no one ever gets everything that they like. Gray will have to: rise to the challenge (of solving the mystery), face the drama (of high school), and deal with school (and his not-so-nice English Lit teacher). Will he do
Follow the 12 year old Ben as he goes from invisible to Noticed in this short story.
What's it like to be in middle school? Well it sucks other than that nothing much. Based on my life this story will show you how crappy it is.