The main character is a normal kid that is board with his life. One day a mysterious character shows up a tells him he is a chosen one and can chose 3 people in his life to take with him to this place, a different world maybe and fight off some sort of evil being. The character will then go on a path to chose these friends to go with him on his journey. when they discover this new world they will all be able to chose from different power/abilities to help them fight on their new journey. There may be a sort of love plot, the friends may separate then reunite together. In the end the character will have conquered this evil being and return to there world, with maybe a small hint left in the end for a sequel.
A OLD WOMEN WHO HAS SKIN CANCER,SHE HAS BEEN FIGHTING IT FOR 20 YEARS. SENCE SHE NEW IT WAS LIFE TAKEING,SHE HAS TO YOUNG ADULT’S AROUND 18 & 20
THEY WOULD VISIT THERE SICK MOTHER, IN THE HOSPITAL EVERYTIME SHE WENT IN FOR 2 WEEKS EVERY MONTH. ONE OF HER DAUGHTERS ARE PREGNANT AND HAVING A BABY,THERE MOTHER BURLY GOT THE NEWS. THE MOTHER CANT WAIT TO BE A GRANDMOTHER. BUT THREE DAYS BEFORE THE BABY ARRIVES THE MOTHER STOP’S BREATHING AND DIES.THE DOCTORS COULD NOT FIND THE CURE. THE DOCTOR’S FOUND OUT WHEN SHE HAD PASSED AWAY,THAT SHE HAD TWO DIFFENT KIND OF SKIN CANCERS. THAT WAS TESTED FOR AND NEVER SHOWED UP ON THE TEST. NOW SCIENTIST ARE ON THE MOVE TO FIND A CURE. TO HELP MILLIANS OF PEOPLE LIVE FROM A SERIOUS DESEASE.
This could be The Fighter times ten.
My mom grew up in Pennsylvania. She and her brothers and sisters (appx 10) were parents of Chechoslovakian immigrants. My 85ish year old aunt wrote a book about their childhood and growing up before and during WWII. This book would be good reference.
My mother and Uncle had a great relationship. When war broke out he was eager to do his part. These were proud immigrant Americans and they would do anything for their new country. Everyone thought that Uncle Dan would be an excellent soldier. He was physically and mentally tough. Everyone expected him to return. When news came home that he was killed in action, it shook my mom up.
She decided that she wanted to do her part for the cause. She was nearly 20 and anxious to join the effort and convinced her sister to join her and move to Pittsburgh to do their part (she probably would have preferred to go fight). Her first job was inspecting bombs on an assembly line. Somewhere during her early days in Pittsburgh she was introduced to the USO and saw both the compassionate side of “taking care” of our soldiers and the potential business opportunity in doing so. She liked men a lot more than inspecting bombs. When she heard of a big “soldier entertainment” club she was intrigued. She told my aunt (her roommate) she wanted to go there and work. Everyone in the family that was told of her plan said she was crazy. Especially when she said she was going to drive there. A 20 year old woman driving was unheard of in the 1940’s. Driving alone to Texas, insane.
She made it to Texas and found the work rewarding in many ways. She met nice guys, and some not so nice, and started to make some real money. I am not sure how long she stayed in Texas, but understand she stayed until she heard of a bigger and better “club” in Alaska.
Well you guessed it. She packed up and drove to Alaska alone! She worked Alaska until the day she got bored. She had lots of money, a black book list of well to do clients. She was, though, tired of the cold weather and wanted to go south. She ended up driving to Argentina, again alone!
We have many pictures from her travels and witnesses of her many crazy adventures. Lots of pictures on her drive to south America with different latin men. Two of my aunts know all about this part of her life. They are both in their 80’s and my aunt who wrote the book is starting to battle dementia. My father who is now 87 lives with me and he is the one where I have received most of my information from other than from the photos and bits and pieces I heard from my mom.
Towards the end of the war my mom took her last job at a Navy base in Guam. (realize that this trip was made on one of the original airliners and that’s a damn long flight). She worked in Guam until the end of the war.
When the war did end she was ready to travel. We have photos of her at the Pyramids in Egypt, Indonesia, Europe, and finally Japan where she met my dad.
Dad says that she decided it was time to settle down and told him that they were to be married, and so they were. They moved to Florida, where he was stationed, she sold her “little black book” and she bought a duplex in Miami Beach. She was the family boss and my dad did as he was told.
Her life continued to be full of travel and adventure. On her last trip back to her hometown in Pennsylvania (before getting on a cruise to Europe)she had a stroke and was never really the same. She died in a nursing home at the age of 79.
This story takes place in the early 1600s when a young girl is brought with her father who is part of the English Explorers. The young girl is the daughter of the famous English explorer John Smith. When the group first comes across the land they set out to explore. This story is focused on young Emily. A sixteen year old girl who first stumbles upon a young seventeen year old Indian boy Suka. He doesn't know English, doesn't know anything about the real world of English people. Emily befriends him and starts to teach him English. Nobody knows about her secret, not even her father. She keeps it to herself, like she does with everything. After about a month and a half he learns and in return he will teach her how to be an indian. How to: fight, eat, play, and dance. Emily enjoys it. She learns how to ride a horse, fight with sticks, and learns the legends and dances. About a month later the explorers pass through the land and find the indians doing a peace treaty. Once something gets stolen the indians and explorers commit war on one another. A huge battle happens and Emily lost. She doesn't know what side she belongs to anymore. Once she decides she dresses as an indian and fights along with them using spears and sticks. At the end of this story John Smith learns that his daughter wants to stay. He truly knows where she lies and she stays with the indians.
