Young Adult

Welcome to Modish Wear (Chapter 3)
Nick tried to slam the office door, but it had one of those slow door closers, so it could never shut quickly. Nick almost broke the door while throwing his anger into an inanimate object. He stormed out of the back room, his breathing heightened. Nick saw Hana in his peripheral vision as he strutted down the sales floor like a rushed runway model.
By Frank DiLuzioabout a year ago in Chapters
Healthy Habits for Better Health
Maintaining good health goes beyond occasional exercise or skipping fast food—it’s about building a consistent set of healthy habits that support mental, physical, and emotional well-being over the long term. Forming healthy habits isn’t just about adding a few good behaviors but establishing routines that nurture every aspect of your life. In this guide, we’ll cover some of the most impactful habits that contribute to better health and well-being, from physical activity and nutrition to stress management and sleep.
By Housekeepingabout a year ago in Chapters
Understanding Human Nature Through Fables: The Story of the Donkey and the Goat
Understanding Human Nature Through Fables: The Story of the Donkey and the Goat In every culture, fables and stories play an important role in teaching wisdom and life lessons. This particular story of a donkey and a goat is also an exception. It deliberates upon jealousy, greed, and the after effects of dishonest deeds. Let's move ahead and penetrate into this interesting narrative that explains human behavior with complexity.
By denizan Lawyerabout a year ago in Chapters
Chapter 1: How Awfully Absurd
This is an unedited snippet of a published book from a new point of view. It contains spoilers to An Awfully Big Adventure, as well (and more importantly) to Here Dreaming Though Wide Awake. Also, it might contain some gramtacial or spelling errors. So sorry, and sending much love!
By Shawnaabout a year ago in Chapters
Welcome to Modish Wear (Chapter 2)
"We need to talk" was never a good sentence to hear. It either meant someone was breaking up with you or, in Nick's case, you were in trouble. Nick sat inside the office, waiting for Victoria to return. She had to tell the rest of the morning staff coming in where they were going to be stationed. When the office door was closed, the office resembled what Nick believed the North Pole felt like: a holly jolly, frozen hell.
By Frank DiLuzioabout a year ago in Chapters
Blackbird Fly #12
If you haven't read the previous parts to this ongoing story, here are the following links: Part One: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-xrl46g04bk Part Two: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-two-little-angel Part Three: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-three Part Four: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-four Part Five: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-five Part Six: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-six Part Seven: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-seven Part Eight: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-chapter-eight Part Nine: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-nine Part Ten: https://todaysurvey.today/chapters/blackbird-fly-part-ten Part Eleven: https://todaysurvey.today/stories/blackbird-fly-part-eleven%3C/p%3E%3C/a%3E%3Cdiv class="css-1htaxga-Flex">
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Chapters

Old Enough; Through the Eyes of a Stranger

After kicking off his boots Hank rubbed his calloused feet, despite them being swollen and blistered with open sores he'd come to feel comfortable enough in these parts to catch some shut eye. Perhaps here he would find some time to heal. He tossed his knapsack on the ground, then pushing through dried thicket with one gloved hand, he settled in a shady spot. He was hungry enough to catch a mouse; his mind wandered to the little girl May and her popping by this very place several times with a piece of bread or an apple. He hated himself for wishing her there just cause his stomach ached, he knew darned well kids like her should not be wandering about on their own near the edges of train tracks, much less familiarizing themselves with the likes of homeless, jobless and down on their luck men like himself. He knew he could be trustworthy, however God knows that most train jumpers aren't.

By ROCK aka Andrea Polla (Simmons)about a year ago in Chapters

Whispers of the Wild River

Whispers of the Wild River Raia grew up along the Great River, as its sinuous path wound into the valley like a shining ribbon of blue. Her village, hugged round by green hills, relied on the river for everything. The fishermen, farmers, and pilots guiding boats through the tricky currents lived by the rhythms of its tides. Raia was born into the Tide Pilots, one of the oldest lines of people who knew the water intimately, understood its humors, and sensed danger before it arrived.

By Imtiyaz Aliabout a year ago in Chapters

The Wisdom

At just 25 years old, I often find myself reflecting on how far I’ve come in terms of maturity. Despite my relatively young age, I know my mindset and life experiences have shaped me into someone who thinks and behaves far beyond my years. I’ve always believed that respect is a cornerstone of human interaction. It’s something that should be given freely, not earned. For me, respect is universal; it’s not something you withhold until someone proves their worth. It’s a way of showing decency to everyone, no matter their background or history.

By Shane Aurelienabout a year ago in Chapters

A magnetic personality

The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished, which, in turn, had greatly confused the loggers upstream. She was prone to affect things.. in a quirky way, the Queen:

By Salomé Saffiriabout a year ago in Chapters

Sophmoronic: Chapter Four

Cyrus sat next to Tiffany in World History AP. She smiled at him, fixing her hair over her shoulder. Her green eyes seemed to light up when she met his gaze. Or maybe that was just his imagination.

By Cyn's Workshopabout a year ago in Chapters

Orthavos: The Stone Awakening

Orthavos: The Stone Awakening "The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished," A soft melodious voice spoke quietly, as the sound of footsteps and water dripping echoed around the darkness in which the group was walking. The sting of ocean salt had stung their eyes as they went deeper into the cavern that they had taken a small boat to, off the coastal cliffs to the kingdom of Arataur.

By DHARMENDRA KUMAR BAIRWAabout a year ago in Chapters