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Charlotte Ocompo was a normal 21st century teenager from Queens, hopeful for a kickass summer ahead of her. However, nothing could have prepared her for when she stumbles into a portal that sends her back in time to the Manhattan newsies lodging house in the year 1900, one year after the newsies strike. There, she meets the infamous Jack Kelly who takes her under his wing and shows her how to survive in the 20th century under the alias of Kit the newsie. Kit has to forget everything she knows about her old life and learn from Jack the art of carrying the banner and soaking bums. Despite a rocky start with the Delancey brothers and the cold hearted Brooklyn newsies leader, Kit adjusts quickly to the harsh realities of the newsies lifestyle. She even catches the eye of a certain newsie (well she only ever sees his one eye) and a mysterious Brooklyn newsie who seems to have more secrets than she does. With the portal slowly appearing closer and closer to her with each passing day, Kit knows she can't stay in the past forever. But something is holding her back, and she's determined to figure out what it is. Can Kit keep up the facade without slipping up that she's from the future? Why was she sent to the past? Who was that blonde girl she saw downtown? Would it be crazy if a psychic could answer all her questions in asinine riddles? Follow Kit on her adventure to the 20th century. A Newsies Fanfiction based off the 1992 Disney movie Highest Rankings: #1 in Newsies 7/21/20 #3 in JackKelly 7/18/20 #4 in Disney 9/20/20 #4 in Newspaper 10/23/20 #50 in Musical 10/16/2020 #115 in History 10/4/2020

''I shall never be as powerful as the likes of you.'' France gave a reproachful hum. ''𝘈𝘮𝑒́𝘳𝘪𝘲𝘶𝘦, you are but thirty years old. I am well over eight hundred. 𝘗𝘳𝘶𝘴𝘴𝘦...almost three hundred.'' My eyes drifted downward, where Prussia's army continued to parade across the palace courtyard. A sense of longing filled my chest. ''Even so...'' ☰★☰ In which history, romance, and politics collide. ACT I: The Rise (1776-1899) ACT II: The Wars (1900-1945) ACT III: The Peak (1946-1989) ACT IV: The Fall (1990-2003)

Jace Hamilton is Reese Burnett's sworn enemy, the culprit who made her high school life hell. But what if this taboo existence returns for the summer and brings back more than just painful memories of yesterday? Suddenly, Reese isn't too sure who or what to trust--or if she can even trust herself. *** For Reese, the day Jace Hamilton--the guy who ruined her entire high school experience--left was the happiest day of her life. No more humiliation and embarrassing moments. But what if she finds out that he's coming back? And what if it's not just the moments that are catching up with her? What if yesterday is also making its comeback? And what if... there's more to the story than what she knew? Can yesterday be rewritten--from love to hate and hate to love, making memories like those of yesterday's?

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Hey :) This text delves into the role of Germany's Schutztruppe (colonial army) during the late 19th and early 20th centuries in East Africa, exploring their origins, organization, and significant military engagements. It recounts the disastrous Battle of Lugalo in 1891, where the Hehe warriors ambushed and decimated a German force, leading to years of guerrilla warfare. It also highlights subsequent challenges, including the punitive expeditions against the Hehe and the devastating Maji Maji Rebellion of 1905, which the Germans suppressed using brutal scorched-earth tactics, resulting in immense civilian suffering. The text sheds light on the colonial military's evolution and the devastating impact of German rule in the region together with vital information on the military structurs.

In this detailed story, we follow the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, a brilliant physicist born in 1904 in New York City. From his prodigious youth to his academic achievements at Harvard and the University of Göttingen, the story highlights his insatiable curiosity and passion for science. Ethical dilemmas take centre stage in Chapter 4, as Oppenheimer grapples with the consequences of creating such a destructive weapon. The moral responsibility of scientists and the weight of the decisions they make come under scrutiny. After the war, Chapter 6 explores the aftermath of the atomic bombings and the beginning of the Cold War. Oppenheimer's political beliefs and associations draw suspicion, leading to his security clearance being revoked in 1954. The scientific community rallies in his defence, highlighting the controversies surrounding his life. Chapter 8 delves into Oppenheimer's legacy and redemption. Despite the turmoil he faced, his contributions to science, especially in theoretical physics, earn him recognition and respect. He continues to teach and mentor at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study. In summary, this detailed story takes readers through the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, a physicist whose journey is marked by brilliance, ambition, and moral dilemmas. It showcases the triumphs and tragedies of the 20th century and explores the enduring impact of his scientific contributions.

In 2033, Shiyann "Shiya" McGuinney recalls the first time she met the love of her life and the father of her children during the outbreak of the COVID19 in 2020. Upon the crisis roaming the streets of the world, 23-year-old Shiya moves into her apartment, a few doors down from her parents. While the American government takes repercussions such as shutting down most schools across the country, forcing curfews on citizens, and so forth, adolescents are standing in front of their cameras, backing it out west to Travis Scott's "Out West" and doing the Renegade dance by Jalaiah Harmon on a social media app called Tik Tok. Shiya hasn't exactly hopped onto the "It is, what it is" train; instead, she spends her days exploring her new French architecture apartment while Erik Satie is playing on her orange Crosley Bermuda Standing Turntable. Shiya's expedition came to a halt when she noticed that there was a hidden compartment in her vent, and in the small space, she finds a diary from the 20th century written by a man named Matthew Cornelius Pennington, who played the piano for a wealthy family on the Upper East Side. Matthew's diary entries suggest that he is in love with Naomi Bailey, the daughter of a stockbroker. Once Bailey's father gets wind of his daughter fooling around with Pennington, who is apart of the lower class, he plans to do everything in his power to sabotage their relationship. Despite Bailey's father meddling between the two lovers, Pennington's love for Naomi is perpetual and unconditional. While Shiya is trying to survive the pandemic and stay isolated from the world, she makes friends with her neighbor's brother above her apartment when there is a leak from her ceiling. Shiya finds herself sharing a bond with her neighbor's brother and growing closer towards her, but Shiya, who was once married, has no intention of ever falling in love again because of her late husband, Frank. Will Pennington's diary give Shiya hope for life and love again?

[WINNER OF BEST HISTORICAL FICTION STORY IN THE FICTION AWARDS] There is a story that has been whispered into ear after ear across many countries. It's a sad but hopeful story, the story of The Lost Princess of Scotland. You should know that the story I am about to tell you is true. The horrific events within said story are real, however I should inform you that some details have been altered and exaggerated over the passing years so believe as much as you wish... ~~~ Seventeen years after the tragic attack on the Scottish Kingdom, Rosalie is leading a simple life with her Aunt and Uncle in England. Their lives are soon turned upside down when an unwelcome visitor calls upon their cottage. Running for her life Rose stumbles upon the help of Georgiana, Princess of England. Introduced to a whole new way of life, Rose finds herself falling for Georgiana's older brother, Alexander. Lust and power are a dangerous combination and Rose soon finds herself caught in the middle of a treacherous plot. The Kingdom may not be the safest place to stay after all. [[word count: 50,000-100,000 words]]

Cora and her friends in the Minority Society have suffered loss after loss with nothing good looking to happen soon. The year 1913 proves to be even more difficult, as Colby Whitbaker and Joseph Nielsen gain even more power. Not even halfway through the year, a series of scandals rocks the city, exposing both Cora and Colby, who are at each other's throats more than ever. After Colby takes it too far one night, Cora and her friends vow to take him down at all costs, while trying not to get killed themselves. As the mayoral election draws near and Nielsen threatens to win, Cora and her friends must make an all-out stand.

A love story about a not-so-extraordinary girl in early 20th century England

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When Victoria 'Tori' Peige found out that Zachary Anderson was the reason for all of her bestfriend's past break-ups, she knew she had to step in and make a move. Even if it was against her will, Ms. goody-goody asked Zach to be her boyfriend. Little did Tori know that Zach only agreed because he wanted to use her in order to get to her bestfriend. But what would happen when the relationship that started out with lies and deceit turn into something...real?

Kit, an early 20th century composer and pianist, has recently been gifted a journal from his sister. Read as Kit details his everyday life and (taboo) romances unfold.

Within/Without (Title TBD) is a story of Lakshmi, a warrior who has faced and overcome great hurdles in her life with grace and tenacity. The story spans across decades, starting with the Indian Independence Movement, up to the late 20th century. It is filled with funny and poignant moments and revolves around characters living in a 300-year-old 'Wada', a structure that houses lots of tenants, around a big courtyard.

Regular houses aren't always what they seem... Haunted houses aren't any better. And Eliza Parkers knows this firsthand. She would tell you about it. But she just happens to be dead.

it's 1909 in new york. America is the land of opportunity and industry, but many of the immigrants that leave their families and everything that they know to come to America find out that america is not as glamorous as it seems. Guiseppe's letters is told from a series of one immigrant's letters back home. He will find out the hard way how tough life in America can be, and he isn't about to accept this truth easily.

When the arrogant stranger Bess is forced to marry unexpectedly becomes a duke, she'll find herself at odds with her growing feelings as he hunts for a killer. ***** Sharp-tongued Elizabeth 'Bess' Jones is perfectly content living on her lonesome in a tiny village south of Derbyshire. She works as a nurse, owns a small home, and finds the label of 'spinster' an agreeable trade for her independence. But when her entire life is uprooted in an instant, she only has one person to blame: her new husband, Emmett Wilde, who was caught in a compromising situation with her. And now, despite his promise to fake a death certificate after their wedding--to free her of any duty to him or their marriage bed--he sends for her in the dead of night with startling news: his father has been murdered, and he is now the Duke of Ascot with a wife he can no longer deny... [[Word Count: 60,000-70,000 words]] [[Cover designed by Ren Tachibana]]

Freedom Fear and Fortune is a historical novel set in India between 1900-1940. It traces the lives of two seventeen year old boys, Mohan Rai and Pranshant Singh, who involuntarily get caught in the fervour of the prevailing freedom movement when there are riots at Khalsa College, Amritsar. As a result destiny parts these friends, and takes them in opposite directions. They meet again - one after many trials and tribulations, the other having soared high - but both have changed.