#135 I Wanna See You Be Brave
Looking at the children’s books I used to read, there’s a lot of emphasis on being courageous. It makes sense — growing up means facing one tough new thing after another. But in adulthood, we stop thinking about bravery so much, as if the concept is confined to the chivalrous men and misfit animals of fairy tales and picture books.
This week, let’s think about what bravery (or its opposite) really means, in an everyday context, a fantasy world, or a children’s story.
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THE SEA SPIDER AND THE BLUE HAIRED BOY
Shortlisted for Contest #135 ⭐️
This week's prompts
Write about a hero or a villain deathly afraid of doing their job.
Adventure
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37 stories
Start your story with someone stepping outside their comfort zone.
Middle School
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60 stories
Set your story in a town full of cowards.
Fiction
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31 stories
Write a story where fortune doesn’t favor the brave.
Thriller and Suspense
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38 stories
Write about a casual act of bravery.
Narrative
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46 stories
Stories
THE SEA SPIDER AND THE BLUE HAIRED BOY
Shortlisted for Contest #135 ⭐️