Wednesday, May 13, 2015

Friday, April 25, 2014

    It was a dark night. The palace was silent. Life was good for the king and queen other than the fact that they where terribly worried about their new daughter. Earlier in the year, the kingdom's queen was deathly sick. There was said to be a witch who lived in the woods that possessed an object of great power, it could heal anything. So, the king set out to find it. He brought his whole army with him. They searched high and low until they came across a cottage with a small garden. The searched the gardens. "This way!" One of the men said. The king followed. The cam to a large Rapunzel plant. Underneath was a small glass tube with the object in it. The object had no name but it light up like a part of the sun was kept in a jar. The king and his guards ran back to the castle. They poured the object into the queen's water. She drank it and was immediately healed. The king told the queen about finding it under a large Rapunzel plant, and from that moment, they decided to name their daughter Rapunzel. She would be a 'hidden" gift.
    Months past, the mail carrier ran up to the king and queen's bedroom. He handed them a letter. It said it was from the witch, Gothel.

-Mikelle Patterson

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Here is some more of Snow's story. :)

As if reading her thoughts, Marien said, “So,  are you going to marry that young prince of yours one day?”
“What?” Snow asked.
“You know, that prince of yours, that you going running off into the forest with all the time. I see it from up here, you aren't very good at hiding it, but I think I'm the only one who knows,” Marien said happily, her old voice still sweet.
“Oh, no, you are mistaken. William is no prince. He's only a village boy, I could never marry him, I mean, princesses and peasants can't be together,” Snow said, realizing it for the first time. She had never thought about marriage before, however, she was just about old enough to marry. Most girls were married when they were about fifteen. Snow still felt like a child. Marien clucked her tongue, making atsk, tsk, tsk noise.
“I never said he was a prince. I know a village boy when I see one,” said Marien, “ I said he was your prince. I had my own prince once too, you know. He is waiting for me in heaven now, but he will have to wait a little longer.” Marien sighed with joy in memories and of grief.
“I- I don't understand,” Snow said.
“You will,” Marien sighed, “but remember, never let anything interfere with true love, not even you being a princess. Now, get on your night gown, it is far past your bedtime.”

-McKenzie Stewart

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Hello, this is Mikelle! I would just like to say welcome to our blog, to all of our page viewers out there. I'm Mikelle. As you already know, I am a young writer. I love to write. Writing is my outlet in life. I know it sound like I spend my entire life writing, but I'm just like any other average teen. I like to sing, a lot, read, shop, eat, and just hang out with my friends. I like to watch TV shows like "Once upon a time" from abc. "Studio C" from BYU TV, and much more, I am the oldest out of 4 kids. Not to bad. I am one out of the three girls. I love being with my fellow writer friends, McKenzie, and Jordan! They are truly amazing!I like the outdoors a ton!!! I like to smile. I would love to get to know my viewers better. If you have any questions, I would love your feedback!!! You can email me at mikellepatt@gmail.com!!! Talk to you soon!!!

-Mikelle Patterson

Hey guys! I'm the third writer. I am currently working on a retelling of Cinderella which will act as a sequel for the book McKenzie and I wrote, but, as of now, isn't posted. Anyway, here's a sneak peek of Heart of Glass.

 He insisted I call him Papa, which I didn't mind doing at all. We lived together happily for a long time, but he always seemed a bit lonely. I figured it was probably because he missed his wife, who had been taken by Typhoid Fever many years before.
     One day, however, I came home from a walk to find Papa looking happier than he had in a long time. When I asked, he told me he was engaged to a lovely woman  who had two beautiful daughters. As soon as I heard this, I understood his happiness: the missing piece in his heart had finally been recovered .
     I was glad for papa, but I needed to know one thing before I could have my share of gladness. "Papa?" I asked. "Yes, love?" He responded. I I took a deep breath. "Will I still be your little girl?" He wrapped his arms around me. "Oh, Ella. Of course you will."

Enjoy! -Jordan

Monday, April 7, 2014

from a book that I'm writing on my own called, "I Don't Want To Loose You" 

December 16, 4014

It all started on April 23, 4012. This is my story, I am a survivor. I am the last one now. I don't know if there are others out there, or if they will one day find this, but I am writing this in hopes that someone will find this and use it as a tool. As a memory and lesson from the pain of the greatest war ever known in history. I don't know if I will make it through this winter, but if I do, I will search for someone, anyone else. I am Fawn Calik, this is what the Great War did to me.

-Mckenzie Stewart

Sunday, March 30, 2014

This is a scene from snow white's story. 

Finally, the sun set and the king sang a song about the sun and the stars to Snow. He tucked her in and left the room quietly. After he was gone, and the candle lights in the hall were blown out, Snow opened her eyes. She tiptoed over to her huge window and opened the curtains. Moon light flooded onto the floor. She gazed out into the forest. The tops of the trees were painted in silver star light. Snow smiled and looked up into the sky. The stars glimmered and shone down on her. Snow shifted her gaze to the northern star. Suddenly a streak of light stretched across the night sky. Snow gasped in delight at the shooting star. She bit her lip and closed her eyes tightly. She wished for the one thing that she had never had. William had told her that he had one. Snow wanted a mother.

-McKenzie Stewart