Becca Wierwille, AUTHOR
Live Wonderfully Created
You are extraordinary. Wonderfully created for the unique adventures ahead. You aren’t perfect, but you sure are loved.
I write stories about extraordinary kids, unexpected adventures, and forever friendships. Want to join me on this adventure—together?
Short Stories
She lost the pageant. Now she’s off to the big city.
12-year-old Michelle Gilmore wants the approval of her parents so much she’ll do anything. When her attempt at winning a beauty pageant fails, she hops on the next bus to New York City to find her parents herself. This heartwarming short story is filled with a lot of big questions. Will Michelle make it to the big city? And when she gets there, will her parents even want to see her? After all . . . she is only the runner-up.
What was Amy thinking?
Awkward Amy should’ve just kept her mouth shut. But after she knocks over the new girl, Rosa, in the hallway at school, she invites her over to bake cookies. When Rosa shows up to Amy’s house with giant blackened bananas, Amy doesn’t know what to expect. What recipe can you make with oversized bananas, black beans, and sugar? Amy is about to find out.
Recipe included at the end of the story!
I write stories…
To show kids they are wonderfully created for the unique adventures in their lives. They are not perfect, but they are extraordinary and they are loved. And every adventure will be better when they know they’re not alone.
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