If you’re looking for something to do on I Love to Write Day, you’ve come to the right place. There’s plenty of writing tips and plenty of space to show off your writing.
If you have any questions about the site or about writing, please leave a comment. I’ll answer, I promise.
Happy writing!…
All Write with Me now includes an ongoing play! The Sword of the Winds, written by The Purple Phoenix, already includes a Princess of Peace, a dragon and a wind-thrasher. There’s also plenty of trouble – a raid, a kidnapped queen, stolen royal treasury, and a lost sacred relic. All in the first scene! Be sure to come back often to read this play as it unfolds. Knowing The Purple Phoenix, it’s bound to excite you all the way through.
Follow the link to read it now. When you come back, you’ll find The Sword of the Winds under the Share your work tab. Also, be sure to let The Purple Phoenix know what you think of his play by leaving a comment in the “Leave a Reply” box at the end of his page.
Read how Allen C. feels about second grade here.
Sounds like you had a fun teacher, Allen. Thanks for sharing!
Read Allen C.’s review of the Angel Park All Stars Series here.
Thanks for sharing, Allen. It sounds like a great series.
Check out Elizabeth B’s report, Terriers and Other Dogs. It’s a great example of an opening paragraph that not only relates to the intended readers, but also lets readers know what to expect from the report. Well done, Elizabeth.
I’m happy to welcome two new writers to All Write with Me – Elizabeth B., 7th grade, and her brother Kaden B., age 10.
Elizabeth submitted Champions in Friendship, a great story about the value of friends, and Dolphins, an oral report filled with fascinating facts on these intelligent creatures.
Kaden submitted a well-written poem about changing weather, Rainbow.
Follow the links to read their submissions. Then feel free to welcome them to the site by leaving them a comment.
What if I told you there’s this mega-huge library that not only has every book ever written but every story idea ever imagined? What if I told you I’ll take you there and let you stay as long as you like? What story would you choose? Who and what would the story be about? Where would it happen? How would it start? How would it end?
Of course you already know I can’t really take you there because a place like that doesn’t really exist. And that story you imagined? It probably doesn’t exist either. But it could…. if you write it. 
What do you do if the characters in your story speak a different language than your readers? What do you do if that language is intermixed with your readers’ language? And what do you do if the foreign language doesn’t even really exist?
See The Purple Pheonix’s creative and efficient way of handling this situation in his newly revised Fantasy Novel.
Great solution, Purple Pheonix!
The Purple Pheonix and The Blue Dragon are once again writing together. Read their latest addition to The Pokémon Story. I’m pretty sure one of their characters is about to get into some big-time trouble.
I’m happy to say The Purple Pheonix has conquered his writer’s block. Click on the titles to read the latest additions to The Group and The Pokémon Story (which he is now writing alone).
Glad you’re back, Purple Pheonix. Please tell the Blue Dragon I hope to see him again some day!
The Purple Pheonix and the Blue Dragon have teamed up to launch a new story, The Pokémon Story, in Share your work.
The Blue Dragon has added to the ongoing science fiction story in Group projects. Read it here. (Remember to scroll down.) If you’d like to add to the story, select the “reply” link under the Blue Dragon’s addition.
The Purple Pheonix is now on Chapter 5 of The Group. Impressive!
Happy reading and don’t forget to comment! I’m sure they’d love to hear your opinions.
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