Creative Writing: Flannery O Connor

Remy- is in love with Morgan and loves to drive. Her mom just bought her a car so now she’s the first one to turn 16 and get a car. Her mom is 40 and just had a baby. She can’t stand her little brother Mac. She only messed up on time while driving.

“Don’t hesitate to call me if you need anything else”, Brianna says, offering one last warm hug as the young girl leaves. “And don’t worry, I will find a way to fix this, we’re in it together now.”

recalled her sadness. “I would start missing my mother from the time she arrived, knowing she

Connor began making some progress with his reading. He is a beginning reader who relied on picture cues, repetitive text and finger pointing to gain meaning from texts. Connor started to gain some confidence in writing. His writing began to display some emergent writing behaviours. He used pictures and some known letters to convey his ideas.

The Fogg’s and the Whyne’s have been friends since Sophie and Jasmine were really little. To Sophie, Katrina Whyne was like a second mother and Jasmine’s little brother Aaron, was the brother she always wanted. Rob, the father of Sophie, left when she was born and she had never met her ‘reckless’ father. Matthew, Aaron’s father, is very work orientated and has been back and forth from Canada for about a

“It is a long story….” Says Gabby while walking up to her bedroom to take a

        “Like you aren’t already keeping secrets from the others,” Willa sneers. “You and your family. Are you going to tell the others?”

They gave Badger three days to get things set up before they began the operation.

This creative drawing is based on A Madness So Discreet by Mindy McGinnis. The subject of this art deals with the main character, Grace Mae, and her a few of her more prominent memories. Her memories as well as her keen, detail-oriented mind are a very prominent part of the story. Therefore, the bottom of the drawing features Grace. Since a main aspect of Grace’s character is her sharp mind that is able to remember everything in full detail, the drawing consists of six major memories that she makes throughout the book. All six memories play a major role in the shaping of Grace’s character, and help her to develop throughout the book into the person she becomes at the end of the story. The left side of the drawing features good memories, or

Julie: I don’t know what to do, I don’t know what to say, I feel so sad inside knowing what all I’ll be leaving behind.

I never really thought about equality so much. I honestly just assumed that we’re all equal. Oh boy, I was wrong.This realization flipped my world upside down, it all started when my black friend came out to me. I got a whole new perspective of the world and it made a better person since then.

“I’m sorry to hear that Miss, but, as you know, your parents have ordered that I make sure you stay in this castle,” replied Lillian.

As soon as Michael sat down, Allison gave Michael a strip tease. She slowly took off her dress. Once Allison stripped down to her underwear, she gave Michael a quick lap dance. She then stripped herself completely naked.

“I have an uncle, who goes to church, but he mistreats my aunt and sometimes he hits her, is he a man based on your definitions because he do say he believes?” Mary asked.

Although I didn’t know her but we did exchange smiles. She seemed pleased with life, dancing away all her old age problems to the lyrics sung by the red-haired singer in the busy streets of Brighton. She was clad in a long, subtle pink dress, with floral prints, holding a walking stick in her right wrinkly hand that aided the grey-haired woman in walking. Little did she know, before she stepped out of the four walls of her house, she was about to meet her fate of death.