Blurb
This is the lullaby of a girl that once got out of Neverland.
She tries to find her way through the real world.
This novel is limited to 100 free copies due to its part in Inkitt’s Novel Contest.
By AnnaJones All Rights Reserved ©
She escaped and she was free finally as she got to London. She had no family members so she had to live on the streets for six months. The girl tries not to remember the place, she used to live but memories come back.
“I left... I left because of my lullaby.”
Lilly was sitting on a turtle in the river, roaming around. Looking around her home, she feels satisfied with the repairs after three months. A hurricane hit her home, she expected it to hit The Lost island but it hit her part of the island, Lulu Lullaby Falls. Her home was near a waterfall.
The trolls were on their lunch break and she gave them cookies and a new place to live. It wasn’t near her waterfall but it was on the island, Lulu Lullaby Island. Their homes were almost done, they used to live in the dark but it always got flooded so they decided to move. They found the girl while she was teaching their younglings.
The girl started to sing but she mouthed the words as she got to the second verse. People passed by, not noticing that there was a little girl that was close to fainting. One tried to call 911 but had no service so the person continued on. The girl looked at the person and then looked down, she didn’t know the person was going to find help.
The trolls were playing around trying to have fun while in the rain one school day. She had to get their attention because another hurricane was coming three months after the first.
Only she knew about it and sent them somewhere else, the trolls had to stop playing. They were sent to Aliba's Castle.
Erin Crowley: The concept here is really strong, but the execution is definitely lacking. Tenses, grammar, etc are all off, with at least one or more errors per 'Page' on my phone. The writing style is almost broken- sentences move into each other awkwardly, and are filled with an excess of "filler words", lik...
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Roy Jenner: I was pleased to join the action where this B-17 was limping back across the English Channel defying all odds. Obviously written by a person more than familiar with the interior of the Flying Fortresses that were familiar in the skies of Southern England during World War 2. Plenty of action here ...
Stephen Warner: To start off, I am thoroughly impressed. The writing style is somewhat unique, and the plot seemed to move at a nice and steady pace. However, I was not expecting this to be a vampire book! I am usually not one for novels about vampires, but I was pleasantly surprised! You wrote with such grace a...
Dru83: This is the second or third time I've read this one and I just love it. It has just about everything you could ever want packed into one scifi story. It still has some parts that are a little rough in terms of grammar, punctuation, and word usage, but it's still an awesome story. I love how detai...
Alani Foreigner: I absolutely loved how you created this story. It isn't like the other cliché stories I've ever read. I had just started reading it yesterday and just had to finish it. The main characters are grotesquely awesome and I fell in love with them. If you're into fantasy and stuff I can guarantee that ...