Top 5 Most Anxious Bookworm Moments

I really wanted to make another one of these, but I couldn't think of what it should be of. Then, I got the idea that sometimes there are some really anxious moments for bookworms! So here you go! I hope you enjoy! 1: When you're talking to a new friend, and you ask them if …

The Landscape: Observation Writing

Hello, everyone. One day I just wanted to take a walk to a park nearby where I live and write about it. Not just the park, but about the world. The earth. They sky. The trees around me. So I decided to go and write a piece of observation writing and see what I came …

The Never Have I Ever Tag: Writer’s Edition

So, I wasn't technically tagged for this blog tag, but I saw it on Maya's blog, and she said whoever wanted to do it could. So I'm doing this thing! 😀 Thank you, Maya! The Rules: Link and thank the blogger who tagged you.Include the graphic somewhere in your post (or make your own).Answer the …

Writing Comics #5 (Chad)

Three more comic strips for you all today! 😀 That's all for this week! I hope these made you laugh! 🙂 Until later, Enjoyed this? Want more from me? Join my Email List here to receive writing updates, monthly newsletters, and two exclusive short stories along the way!

Real Neat Blog Award

I have been tagged by Lydia to do the Real Neat Blog Award! Thank you, Lydia! Okay, let's jump into this! THE RULES:Display the blog award logo in your blog.Thank the blogger who nominated you. Do not forget to link to their blogging website.Answer all the questions they have given you.Nominate 7 to 10 bloggers …

5 Books That Have Inspired My Writing

I was reading when I was pretty young, and, well, I don't think I would've started writing if I hadn't read some really cool stuff first. So here are 5 book series that really inspired me to start writing and have inspired me throughout my writing journey. #1: The Lord of the Rings Trilogy The …

3 Reasons Why You May Not Have Time to Read

Picture this. There’s this book, sitting on your desk. You’ve managed to get through some of it, and you’d love to read more, but there’s just one problem. You just can’t read it. Maybe you’re always rushing from one activity to the next, or every time you pick up the book something distracts you, or …

Book Review: Adorning the Dark

Hello, everyone! Welcome back! Today I have something very exciting--my first ever book review! I have never done one of these so please forgive me if I mess anything up. Okay, got it? Then let's move on! Adorning the Dark, by Andrew Peterson Pages: 224 Genre: Non-Fiction Review: 5/5 Stars When I heard Andrew Peterson …

Poetry: Two Winter Haikus

Glittering: From moonlight up high a snowy landscape is seen that is glittering Snow Blanket: A small twig pokes out its brown strange against the white of a snow blanket Well, if we had a post of Autumn haikus, we needed a Winter one! This was kind of a spur of the moment thing, but …

The Importance and Power of the Climax

Ah, the climax. The part that everyone always gets to when reading a book. Unless they set the book down. Or the book doesn't have a climax. Whiiich would be weird. Almost every book has a climax, the part of the book that reveals much of the secrets that come up throughout the story, brings …