Hey everyone! Here I am with the first book review of 2023! For this book review, I'll be going back to my usual content review first, then personal review at the end, so that you all can see if you'd like to read this book too! Spoilers will be below, so read at your own … Continue reading January Read: The King’s Knight
7 Things to do (Or not to do) In Your First Chapter
Hey everyone! It's been awhile since I did a writing tip. This tip is going to focus on how to craft your first chapter. Oftentimes for beginning writers, the first chapter can be tricky to get down. Today I'm going to show you seven things you should (or shouldn't) do when writing your first chapter. … Continue reading 7 Things to do (Or not to do) In Your First Chapter
What Romance Book Should I Read and Review for February? (Poll)
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Because We Were Different – Part 26
Hey everyone! I'm finally back with the next part to my serial story! If you want to reread the last part, you can find it here, or if you're new and want to start at the beginning, please click here, or see the category Short Stories! Also, just as a reminder, the poll where you … Continue reading Because We Were Different – Part 26
Big Announcements!
Hey everyone! Happy New Year! I hope you're all having a wonderful day! I usually put out a Holiday Fact post, but today I was super busy with new preparations for my site, as you may have noticed! But if you'd like to read last year's New Years Fact (apparently I only did one), you … Continue reading Big Announcements!
A Couple Announcements and My December Read: Tolkien’s Ordinary Virtues
Hey everyone! I'm back with my last book review of the year! This year seemed to just fly by, and I want to thank all you loyal readers for sticking with me. I hope to continue to bring you interesting and engaging content! I'm almost to fifty followers so I'm so grateful for you all … Continue reading A Couple Announcements and My December Read: Tolkien’s Ordinary Virtues
What Fantasy Book Should I Read and Review for January? (Poll)
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Merry Christmas!
Hey everyone! Merry Christmas!! I hope you're all having a wonderful Christmas Holiday! Here I am back with five brief facts about Christmas and the reason for the season! Fact #1: When was Christmas first celebrated? According to Christianity.com, the first recorded Christmas ceremony was celebrated in Rome on December 25th, 336 A.D. That's a … Continue reading Merry Christmas!
‘Twas the Night Before Jesus Came (A Poem)
Hey everyone! So last year I did a bunch of short stories for Christmas, and I wanted to do it this year, but it just didn't happen. It seems like the holidays have come super quick this year for some reason, and I wanted to do SOMETHING holiday themed, and my mom came across this … Continue reading ‘Twas the Night Before Jesus Came (A Poem)
Short Story #2
Hey everyone! So this is coming out really late, I know, but I was super busy today with shopping and other things, so I was unable to write up a post for this week! Now I wanted to write a Christmas story for my blog sometime this year, as I did last year, but so far I haven’t been able to get the time. Anyway, this is a short story I wrote last year for Christmas, which is one of my favorites, so I hope you all enjoy it! Thanks for reading once again! ~Kay Leigh
Hey everyone! I’m back with my next short story! I can’t really call this one a “Christmas” story in the truest sense of the term, as it’s definitely nothing like the usual happy and cozy Christmas stories everyone’s used to. It’s more of a story with sacrifice, giving, and Christmas tied into it. Basically, the story is what I would call a dystopian-type “Christmas” story. Next week, I’ll have a more traditional Christmas story to share, so stay tuned!
Jesus said that the greatest love one could give is to lay down one’s life for a friend (John 15:13). That is why Jesus came as a baby on Christmas, to teach us His Word, and lay down His life for all of us, even while we were sinners (Rom 5:8). God gave us His greatest gift on Christmas, His Son Jesus, so that we might be saved.
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