Blackgirlmagic Stories

Ashley Arendelle never knew her life would change really quick when her aunt, her only surviving relative dies. Seeing no purpose of staying in her hometown she leaves and arrives in the in city of the infamous Batman, Gotham. There's more. She is an animal shapeshifter like Beastboy except that she can turn into any cat?! Boom! Pow! Yep, she's a tiger now. Ohhhh. Ahhhh. Check out this tiger roar. You're in for a real treat.

Will their pasts allow them to have a future together? Elizabeth "Esi" Solomon is an Afro-Caribbean British girl studying at an Ivy League University in Connecticut with big dreams to make the world a better place. Porte Danvers could not be any more different- there was his perfectly tamed blonde hair, grey eyes, and the way that he approaches life and her-intentionally. He is a wealthy Architecture alum at the same university, but hard losses have made him adopt a distant attitude to others. When the two surprisingly hit it off at the campus bookstore, Esi and Porte bond over a shared love of classical literature. As their friendship deepens to something more, both of their pasts threaten to pull them apart. When push comes to shove will their pasts hamper a shared future or will their friendship be lost forever? Imaging Us is a modern story of love, knowledge and learning self-acceptance despite life's obstacles.

Khrome thought she had the life she always dreamed of with a picture perfect marriage to her college sweetheart. But the red flags she ignored quietly grew, turning her dream into grief and leaving her questioning everything she believed about love and herself. Refusing to stay buried under disappointment, Khrome begins a journey to reclaim her happiness and rediscover her self-worth. Each choice, each step, is a rebellion against the life she thought she had to accept. Read on to see how Khrome clears away the rain clouds, embraces her power, and finally basks in her own hard-won sunshine in Chicago. India Royale x King Von x Lil Durk

They were told it was routine. Seventeen teenagers from seven countries. Different cities, different lives, one needle, administered in the kind of clean, credentialed clinic that governments endorsed and parents trusted. They went home. They went to sleep. They woke up different. Myra Sanches was never supposed to be at the center of anything. Seventeen, sharp-tongued, and quietly devastating to anyone who underestimated her, she had already lost more than most people lose in a lifetime when the wrong door opened, and she walked through it. What happened to her body after the injection was not a gift. It was not a blessing. It was evidence of a plan that predated her by more than a decade, of a corporation that decided what she was for before she was old enough to decide anything for herself, of a facility beneath a building that did not appear on any public record, where teenagers from six other countries were waiting. The lights were always on, and no one was coming. No one, that is, except them. The Onyx Project is a dark, character-driven sci-fi novel about identity, power, and what it means to be called a weapon when all you have ever wanted is to be a person. It does not flinch from its casualties. It does not promise that survival means safety. It is told across five parts, in a building with no windows, by people who found their way out of it anyway. No one is coming to save them. So they will have to save themselves. ©️ _RelleLebby_// R. L.

The love journey between Lorraine and Adonis. *If you haven't read Tank & Kayla, chapters: F**k Girl Code and D. U. F. F. I would advise you to to get a better understanding of Adonis and Lorraine and how they met.* But you don't have to if you don't want to.

A short collection of stories that follows Hunter and Freddie's blossoming romance.

A Fire Nation prince driven by obsession to capture the Avatar crosses paths with a girl who should not exist in his world-Zola, a silent forest-raised survivor who communicates without words and lives beside a rare snow leopard-wolf named Kairo. She is not part of his mission. She is not part of his plan. But she becomes impossible to ignore. As Zuko and Iroh reluctantly allow her into their journey, Zola slowly reshapes the way they see the world-through instinct, emotion, and a kind of honesty Zuko has never known. Yet even as connection grows, Zuko remains bound to a destiny that pulls him away from her. What begins in silence becomes a story of distance, change, and the kind of bond that survives even when people don't. Because some things are never spoken. They are only felt-long after the fire fades.

(To be rewritten!) Shortlisted for the Wattys 2018! Peter Pan. The boy who never grew up. The boy who makes all your wishes come true with the help of a fairy. What if I told you that was all a lie? That the boy who never grew up was really a monster who feeds on young boys' youth? And he got my brother and I'm going to get him back no matter what the costs. Me and everyone else who lost someone to Peter Pan. We're the Lost Girls.

His feelings for Jo are clear, but she is determined to ignore every one of his hints... / Picture credits: https://imgur.com/a/40tfN May 28, 2017

Here's something that we must address: Wattpad needs more melanin. Ever since a young, middle school, age; drooling over the British boys of one direction and dreaming for the day I meet them, I'd read stories here on Wattpad, hoping to fill this deep desire with the imagination of others. However, I could never actually relate to anything these stories would say. Things like how Liam "grazed his fingertips over her blonde, straight, hair," or, "he looks at her ocean blue eyes filled with wonder." It was always Claire, a skinny girl with light colored eyes that always seemed to resemble something bright and eccentric. Perfect was her middle name and flaws? There were none. Let's face it: we're white washing everything in our books, and, well, we need a little 'pop' of color. So after reading 4 different Character Idea books-all in which included beautiful people of Caucasian backgrounds, I decided to make a Character Idea book of my own: Melanin Edition. I'm not exactly saying that having characters of the white descent is a bad thing, but it's also not bad to add a bit more melanin. So with that said, here's to all the Asians, Hispanics, African Americans, Indians, Native Americans, even those who are a mix of one of these and more; of all shapes and sizes, sexual orientations, and backgrounds; Imperfections, and flaws, with more juice to love-this is all for you. Stay poppin my friends 🍒

Through all my trial and error. This is basically me ranting about my hair

Margaret Lance was just a normal twelve-year-old girl, trying to survive a life filled with loneliness, bullying at school, and the harsh realities of an abusive home. Her only friend is Ahmeena, a rag doll her father won at the county fair. But when the line between Margaret's harsh reality and her vivid dreams blurs, she wakes up in a fantastical new world called MoonBeam, where nothing is as it seems. MoonBeam, a planet full of magic and mystery, is home to the Fantasticals a race of mystical beings created by Mother LeoNora and Father ElleMoor. Margaret learns that she is no ordinary girl, but the Thirteenth Daughter of a powerful royal bloodline. With the fate of MoonBeam hanging in the balance and enemies like the menacing Letacs lurking in the shadows, Margaret must quickly discover her powers, embrace her heritage, and make an impossible choice: return to her dangerous life on Earth or step into her destiny as the savior of an entire planet awaiting her to blossom into the queen she is. As ancient prophecies awaken and danger closes in, Margaret will find out that being 'otherworldly' isn't just å dream-it's a call to greatness.

Bayou Blessed: Baptiste Awakening In the heart of Louisiana, the Baptiste sisters have always known their family was different. Raised among old traditions, whispered stories, and secrets nobody dares to speak about, the five sisters have learned to live with the strange things that seem to follow their bloodline. But when an unexpected discovery forces them to question everything they thought they knew about their family, the sisters begin to uncover a legacy far older-and far more powerful-than they ever imagined. There are things hidden beneath the bayou. Secrets buried by generations. A blessing that was never meant to be forgotten. And five sisters who may be the key to awakening it. As the Baptistes step deeper into their family's history, they discover that their bloodline is connected to something supernatural, something ancient, and something that has been waiting for them. Because being blessed isn't always a gift. Sometimes... it's a calling. Welcome to the Baptiste family. The bayou remembers everything.

In a world with over 7 billion people, how much do you have in common with a complete stranger?

Two hundred years ago, they came from the shadows, and rip the world to shreds. Their weapon a virus that brought mankind to its knees...One that changed people into flesh-eating monsters...And now they rule the world. When Kisima got ripped from her quiet town to attend Solh'ma Academy as a chattel and beneficiary, the life she envisons isn't what she sees, with danger and treachery hiding in every corner of it. Putting her head down and keeping a low profile might be what could make her survive the academy. But when the Princess of the Silver cabaret, a blood disappears without a trace, she goes looking for her, but what she finds shatters all her beliefs. something dark and malignant is coming, she could feel it in her bones, and for both species to have a fighting chance, Kisima must step out of the shadows she has long hidden in and embrace her true self because the ones who has always haunted her dreams are here...AND THEY'VE COME TO CLAIM WHAT THEY HAVE BEEN DENIED...WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF AKURA'S....WHERE ANYTHING CAN KILL..

"Dear Diary...promise me you won't ever fall into the wrong hands." - Signed Alena Rae Golden - Psst...I found this diary and here's a little secret, it isn't mines. It's Alena's. You know, Alena Rae Golden? Haven't you heard of her? No? Well, that is her name. But from what I've read so far, her prescribed medication is what keeps her sane. She started off as a Little brown girl growing up in America, all sweet and beloved, until one day her innocence was tamed. Her pillows are never dry. The tears she's been crying for years, keeps them wet. And ohh, boy! let us not get started on her bed sheets, they are always drenched in sweat, From the nightmares...Night after Night. Everyday her body is constantly in Flight or Fight. The world is not yet ready for her. She's a ticking time bomb, that's is bound to explode any day now. Therapy isn't working. Her medication only works for the moment, and God doesn't seems to be listening. This is her story...Her Diary. Alena's Diary. and it has fallen into the wrong hands. Mine. And the wrong set of eyes. Mine and now Yours.

Here lies my art. I write poetry and I write about whatever resonates with me. I believe my art to be authentic, relatable and powerful. Feel free to join my journey and the world inside my head.

A poem about women empowerment. We as women have always been made to feel like we needed saving. That we could do nothing for ourselves. But we are all strong, independent, and smart and can do anything we out our minds to.

The very memory of her mother pains and now she may loose her father. Solène races against foes, against time, against them all. What won't she do to retreive and return all that is most precious to one!

Just me