But some day you will be old enough to start reading fairy tales again. ―
Writing for the young at heart, not necessarily the young.
You are a part of a bigger picture. Every decision you make, every choice, affects those around you.
Why I Write
In a world of harsh realities, we need the magic of imagination. Some might call this “escapism,” but I believe fiction can inspire us to see the world in a different light. Perhaps we won’t be the unlikely hero that changes the course of history, but we will affect the lives around us. The question is: will it be for the better?
When Michelle is transported to a world of her own imagination, her only hope of saving her children is to save the fantasy world of her abandoned novel.
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Ugh 😅my 20s—went to college (didn’t really enjoy it), became a teacher (thankless job), was single and lonely (but hated dating), broke and in debt. Joined the military to pay the bills. Met my husband, married, and had a kid. 20s instantly became better. 30s & 40s—waaay better.
My teen said something that really made me think. There is a word for someone who loses their husband or wife. There is a word for someone who loses their parents. But there is NO WORD for someone who loses a child, which has to be one of the worst griefs one can experience. 😢
Have you ever read Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities?
