~rawrsiez~™
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I'm thinking about writing a novel, which would be the third I've actually wrote. The title of it is "The Diary Of A Teenage Athiest".
The story is about a sixteen year old girl, Brookelle, who has been tossed around from foster parent to foster parent, and when her foster mother finally kicks her out because of her bad behavior, attitude, and poor grades in school, she has to live on her own again.
Then one day, she finds a form for a catholic school and puts her name on it. The only problem is, she's an atheist. She doesn't even believe in God.
So she's going to this catholic school, pretending to be pure catholic, and she starts making friends, and eventually, she falls in love with one of her classmates. This whole time, she's living in a very expensive mansion-like house, that she somehow afforded.
Eventually, her secret comes out and she loses everything she gained, including the guy she fell in love with, and she has to gain it all back.
The whole novel is like a religious, moral-like thingy mabob. So yeah. Should I continue writing it? Or no?
The story is about a sixteen year old girl, Brookelle, who has been tossed around from foster parent to foster parent, and when her foster mother finally kicks her out because of her bad behavior, attitude, and poor grades in school, she has to live on her own again.
Then one day, she finds a form for a catholic school and puts her name on it. The only problem is, she's an atheist. She doesn't even believe in God.
So she's going to this catholic school, pretending to be pure catholic, and she starts making friends, and eventually, she falls in love with one of her classmates. This whole time, she's living in a very expensive mansion-like house, that she somehow afforded.
Eventually, her secret comes out and she loses everything she gained, including the guy she fell in love with, and she has to gain it all back.
The whole novel is like a religious, moral-like thingy mabob. So yeah. Should I continue writing it? Or no?