Courtney's Amazingness Blog

A/N: This small piece was created with the idea to show, not tell. A big emphasis in diction and syntax has been pronounced in class lately ...

A/N: I wrote a poem in which doors are seen as a two-fold decision. There are two ways in which a person's path may lie, and only one ca...

~Author's Note: This is a prediction piece for the lottery. It takes place about 40 years after Tessie has died. This is also written i...

~Author's Note: This is a start of a piece I'm starting to create. This isn't finished but I decided to put it out here anyways...

~Author's Note: This is a random short piece I decided to create for fun. The first paragraph is told from the POV of the queen. The na...

~Author's Note: This was a simple journal piece needed for a conference to get a good word choice grade. It isn't very finished as ...

~Author's Note: This was a compare/contrast essay about dystopian worlds. We had to compare characters and/ or worlds to Fahrenheit 451...

~Author's Note: This is a story that I am writing about two wolf pups that get taken from the wild and brought into a common household,...

As I sat on the pitch-black, volcanic warm rock thinking, squirrels jumped past me in a blur of sound and golden fur. One paused and chitter...

In "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, Scrooge said to the Spirit of Christmas Present, "Spirit, conduct me where you wil...

I believe that after several chapters of the Son Of Neptune, Percy Jackson will go on a quest with Piper and Frank. I predict that along the...

~Author's Note: The was a homework assignment in LA about writing about the point of view taken inside our book, The Curious Case of th...

Christopher's dad is a character who has good intentions, but makes bad decisions because of those intentions. The first bad decision th...

~Author's Note: In LA we read the book, Life of Pi, by Yann Martel. We had to write an essay and finally, I settled on an innocence the...

Author's Note: We had a homework assignment of... "Explain your interpretation of Martel's statements that 'the idea of a...