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Junia Wonders
Hi! My name is Junia Wonders.I have dreamed of telling stories since I was a child. I can remember telling a story about a family of nine, a father, a mother, and their seven children (all below ten) traversing the solitary desert on foot with a lone camel, which the children sometimes rode, all... show more



Hi! My name is Junia Wonders.I have dreamed of telling stories since I was a child. I can remember telling a story about a family of nine, a father, a mother, and their seven children (all below ten) traversing the solitary desert on foot with a lone camel, which the children sometimes rode, all seven of them, when their feet got too tired. How did they all fit on one camel, you might ask? Well, a rolled mat was placed on top of the camel’s hump. Balancing precariously, three children sat on each side of the mat and the seventh (the heaviest one) sat in the middle.Every night, they would stop somewhere, preferably near an oasis or a sheltered spot to camp and rest their weary legs. The children would gaze at the night sky and make up stories about the stars. I was around five when I first came up with this story. I doodled on my notebooks and told this story over and over until I grew older and came up with other stories, which I can’t remember anymore. But it was one of the happiest times of my life, imagining this family travelling endlessly under a picture perfect desert sky.One day, I woke up and realised I had finally obtained a degree from a respectable university, but it had nothing to do with creative writing. It was for the best, I thought, as I needed to let go of my fancy imaginings (silly made up stories!) and become a responsible adult, which meant I had to get a job, get my own apartment, earn my own keep so to speak. And that’s what I did for the next decade and a half. But a voice inside me kept pestering me to sit down and write those stories. I only wish I had listened to that voice sooner. But I can’t turn back time and I most certainly refuse to live in regret. Each day I have from now on is golden, an opportunity to make my dreams happen. Thankfully, it is not too late.Having ignored that voice for so long, I finally listened to it. I began writing. And for the first time in my life, I felt so alive. Like a heavy black shroud was lifted from me, leaving me ten times lighter and freer.Is this what it feels like to finally pursue your passion? To chase your dream? Because it is such a wonderful feeling.I sincerely hope you enjoy reading my books as much as I enjoy writing them.

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Sheila's Reads
Sheila's Reads rated it 3 years ago
The pirates have taken over the Castle of No-Bustle and imprisoned the king and queen. They are forcing the princess to marry one of the pirates. Their parrot goes out to find help but no one will help and he is so tired that he lands in a well where Colby the Camel finds him. Once the situation is ...
FatherCraneMadeMeDoIt
FatherCraneMadeMeDoIt rated it 8 years ago
A very cute story, similar to the The Gingerbread Man. I absolutely loved the illustration style. The pictures were beautiful and very detailed. I also enjoyed the creative thinking of the main character and her ability to turn a bad situation into something that benefited everyone. My one teeny...
As the page turns..
As the page turns.. rated it 8 years ago
I keep filling that bingo card a bit randomly.. The Yellow Wallpaper - Charlotte Perkins Gilman,Dawn Harvey I came across a different narration of the yellow wallpaper and I loved it. The narrator's voice nailed the creepy factor and even though I knew the story I loved every minute of it. Here i...
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