Some added girlhood novels.......
Here are some added planned girlhood novels after I write my series....so, enjoy.
-"The Adventures of Casandra Wink: Back to the 60s":
The second novel in the trilogy about the blonde haired, green eyed 8-year-old third grader who goes back in time to 1962 to prevent the CIA spy Gary Powers from not getting shot down in his U-2 spy plane over the USSR by impersonating a KGB agent to gain access to programme several SAM missile sites to shoot him down. And restoring normal timelines. Meanwhile, she also gets a bird's eye view on what little girls her age looked like while teaching them her ballerina moves.
-"The Little Italian Gymnast": Story about a 11-year-old girl named Scarletta who lives in northern Italy who yearns to compete in the Olympics in 1988. Although, her mom is a broken hearted cheese maker. She doesn't have any money to send her to a gymnastics school, Scarletta then, finds a man, a Italian Air Force officer named Ciano who offers her to teach her gymnastics in his backyard, he gladly excepts. Later on, Scarletta soon competes in a local gymnastics tourney and eventually wins it. She soon goes through puberty, she has her period, and the ending? Instead of compeating in the 1988 Olympics, she soon meets a Italian female gymnast and....gets her autograph.
-"Dearest Margit": Is the 30-chapter story of a 9-year-old Polish girl named Margit, who wishes she were a fairy. It takes place during a dark time in history called the Cold War in 1951 when her dad, Oskar, is murdered by the advancing Soviet troops who run a muck in her Polish town. Margit, along with her friend, Bruno, resist the incoming Soviet tanks by having them chase the two kids. She later, imatates a fairy and fights her way back home while being chased by Soviet troops.
-"The Adventures of Casandra Wink: I See No Such Luck": The final novel in the trilogy series of the 8-year-old ballerina/detective that finds her, Jenna, and Binky investigating strange happenings in a Irish city that even, the Irish police are baffled. It's more like a battle between Casandra and a mysterious banshee who doesn't quit taunting her. Meanwhile, she and her best friend, Jenna, compete in a ballet recital with other 8 to 10-year-old ballerinas in Dublin, Ireland. But, when the mystery turns sour, Casandra does battle with the banshee named Rowan, in a Irish Air Corps base that soon vanishes the banshee and Casandra saves the day, again. This time, by herself.
-"Treasure From A Little Girls' Locket": A book of poems about every little girl and their hopes and dreams.
-"In a Victorian Moonlight": A book of all my best poems.
And there you have it. All my writings on display.
What do you think? Pretty creative and artistic huh?
Think I should be awarded for this?
From David. All novels and poetry are by me.
-"The Adventures of Casandra Wink: Back to the 60s":
The second novel in the trilogy about the blonde haired, green eyed 8-year-old third grader who goes back in time to 1962 to prevent the CIA spy Gary Powers from not getting shot down in his U-2 spy plane over the USSR by impersonating a KGB agent to gain access to programme several SAM missile sites to shoot him down. And restoring normal timelines. Meanwhile, she also gets a bird's eye view on what little girls her age looked like while teaching them her ballerina moves.
-"The Little Italian Gymnast": Story about a 11-year-old girl named Scarletta who lives in northern Italy who yearns to compete in the Olympics in 1988. Although, her mom is a broken hearted cheese maker. She doesn't have any money to send her to a gymnastics school, Scarletta then, finds a man, a Italian Air Force officer named Ciano who offers her to teach her gymnastics in his backyard, he gladly excepts. Later on, Scarletta soon competes in a local gymnastics tourney and eventually wins it. She soon goes through puberty, she has her period, and the ending? Instead of compeating in the 1988 Olympics, she soon meets a Italian female gymnast and....gets her autograph.
-"Dearest Margit": Is the 30-chapter story of a 9-year-old Polish girl named Margit, who wishes she were a fairy. It takes place during a dark time in history called the Cold War in 1951 when her dad, Oskar, is murdered by the advancing Soviet troops who run a muck in her Polish town. Margit, along with her friend, Bruno, resist the incoming Soviet tanks by having them chase the two kids. She later, imatates a fairy and fights her way back home while being chased by Soviet troops.
-"The Adventures of Casandra Wink: I See No Such Luck": The final novel in the trilogy series of the 8-year-old ballerina/detective that finds her, Jenna, and Binky investigating strange happenings in a Irish city that even, the Irish police are baffled. It's more like a battle between Casandra and a mysterious banshee who doesn't quit taunting her. Meanwhile, she and her best friend, Jenna, compete in a ballet recital with other 8 to 10-year-old ballerinas in Dublin, Ireland. But, when the mystery turns sour, Casandra does battle with the banshee named Rowan, in a Irish Air Corps base that soon vanishes the banshee and Casandra saves the day, again. This time, by herself.
-"Treasure From A Little Girls' Locket": A book of poems about every little girl and their hopes and dreams.
-"In a Victorian Moonlight": A book of all my best poems.
And there you have it. All my writings on display.
What do you think? Pretty creative and artistic huh?
Think I should be awarded for this?
From David. All novels and poetry are by me.