Peppermint's Adventures: By Royal Decree

Christmas is here! And to celebrate this merry holiday, I made the sixth installment of the Peppermint's Adventures series. I called it "Peppermint's Adventures: By Royal Decree." It shows everyone in the North Pole giving out their first introductions to the Royal Clause Family. Let me know if you like it. Merry Christmas!

Peppermint's Adventures: Cooking Talents

I just made another installment of the Peppermint's Adventures series. I called it "Peppermint's Adventures: Cooking Talents." This fifth installment tells of how Ginger came to the North Pole and became hired by Mrs. Clause for her remarkable cooking talents. Let me know if you like it.

Peppermint's Adventures: Band Trouble

When Christmas Eve ends, the party begins! That's why I made a fourth Peppermint's Adventures short story and called it "Peppermint's Adventures: Band Trouble." It shows everyone in the North Pole helping the Ornament Family Orchestra coming up with a celebratory Christmas song during Santa's Christmas Eve delivery. Let me know if you like it.

Peppermint's Adventures: Memories of an Elf on the Shelf

I made the third short story installment of the Peppermint's Adventures series to show you. I called it "Peppermint's Adventures: Memories of an Elf on the Shelf." It shows Peppermint writing down a journal about the years she made with someone she knew after Christmas Day's celebration. Let me know if you like it.

Peppermint's Adventures: King Frost's Bad Cold

I'm glad you've read Peppermint's Adventures: A Mistake in the Sack. That's why I made another installment of a series of Peppermint's Adventures short stories while we wait one more week until December. I called it "Peppermint's Adventures: King Frost's Bad Cold." It shows Peppermint and Dr. Decker Ation attempting to cure King Frost of his bad cold. Let me know if you like it.

Peppermint's Adventures: A Mistake in the Sack

A few years ago, I've known Peppermint, the Elf on the Shelf that my mom bought and that I named. I even remembered not to touch her, like the book says. She played hide and seek all over the house. I even made her some new friends to help out. To honor that, I made a new story in honor of the coming of Christmas. It's the very first of the Peppermint's Adventures series, a series of short stories that detail the daily lives of Peppermint and her friends in the North Pole, during their work and before and after Christmas Day. I called it "Peppermint's Adventures: A Mistake in the Sack." It shows Present Jones accidentally getting in Santa's sack, leaving Peppermint and her friends to get him out. Let me know if you like it.

The Holidays Are Coming

I hope any of you has read my Halloween short story. Now that it's over, I do believe that I have something special to tell you. I've run too low on ideas, and before Christmas comes in a month, I need your help to come up with any different short story idea. If you want to, let me know, and I'll get started somehow.

The Ghost with the Most Frightening Scare Ever Feared

Halloween is almost here, and to celebrate, I have a very spooky short story waiting for you. I called it "The Ghost with the Most Frightening Scare Ever Feared." It's about a ghost who had the biggest, most horrifying scare that puts the scaring of the other ghosts to shame. Let me know if you like it. Happy Halloween!

Spider in the Cottage

What has eight legs, eight eyes, a fully-grown size and an attitude to match? A spider that appeared in my new short story to celebrate counting down to a few weeks left until Halloween, and I called it "Spider in the Cottage." It shows a giant spider accidentally wandering into the cottage where the narrator and his relatives are attending a family reunion. Let me know if you like it.

The Maple Syrup Forest

Ready to have a craving for maple syrup? I made myself a new short story that will not only satisfy your hunger, but is also made in the honor of my friend, David Moniz, the computer wizard who put both my blog and my King of Inspiration site on Google. I called it "The Maple Syrup Forest." It shows a group of friends journeying to the titular forest to gather enough maple syrup for their delicious pancake breakfast, only to end up getting stuck into a sticky situation... literally. Let me know if you like it.

The Leafclingers

If you're looking for a real treat, then in honor of celebrating the approach of the fall equinox, this is what I've been seeking for you. I present to you "The Leafclingers." It shows everything there was to know about these titular creatures that live in the trees and blend in with the fallen leaves for protection. Let me know if you like it.

Inspired Wood Makers

Me and my dad have done all the hard work sanding and making and building and drilling wood into things for our customers. I made a true story called "Inspired Wood Makers." It's a true story about our new woodworking shop-to-be. Let me know if you like it.

New Stories in the Fall

September's here! And I really need your help to come up with some ideas for new short stories. Feel free to think up some more of them. If you do, please let me know.

The Butterfly and the Dragonfly

Ever figure out a symbiotic relation of friendship between insects? Well, I just made another short story. I call it "The Butterfly and the Dragonfly." It shows the start of a friendship between those two as a caterpillar and a nymph. Let me know if you like it.

The Magic Ladder: Part 2

I'm glad you've read The Magic Ladder (hope you can read it, if you want to). That's why I made a sequel to the short story, "The Magic Ladder: Part 2." It picks up where the first story left off as our narrator discovers a world that's home to giants from a strange portal he passed through. Let me know if you've read it.