Work together to write a realistic story.
What to include
Strong characters. Realistic problems. Emotions, thoughts, reactions. MC’s flaws, shortcomings or pre-existing problem. These suggestions are based on readers’ expectations for this kind of story. But it’s really up to you. The main thing is to have fun with it.
How to contribute
- To add to an existing story, copy/paste your writing into the “Leave a Reply” area at the bottom of the page.
- To start a new story, write “NEW STORY” at the top of your submission, then copy/paste your writing into the “Leave a Reply” area at the bottom of the page. After I receive your submission, you’ll find it listed under Group Projects with the next available number (ie Realistic Fiction #2, Realistic Fiction #3).
- Fill in the “name” box then click the “Post comment” button.
- For more information on how to copy/paste your writing onto the site, go to Share Your Writing.
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Comments on: "Realistic Fiction" (3)
I had just finished getting ready for the first day of school, when I stepped in dog scat in my brand new white dress shoes,, and tripped and feel into a mud puddle trying to scrape the scat off, so it was not a good start to the first day of 7th grade
I looked around quickly, hoping nobody was around, and stood up. It was lucky I had a spare pair of shoes in my rucksack – but they were trainers and didn’t go to brilliantly with the clothes I was wearing – and muddy, wet clothes, at that.
I hoped others would think that my family didn’t have a washer machine so I kept on walking.
When I got to school just as I thought, a lot of kids looked at me. I tried to ignore the stares, but it was hard. Too hard for me and I nearly tripped because I couldn’t see though my blurry eye which were full of tears.