Books and e-books both have their own advantages, but many people still debate which one is better. Printed books give readers a special feeling of turning pages, the smell of paper, and less strain on the eyes since they don’t require screens. They are also easy to share or keep as collections. On the other hand, e-books are convenient because they can store hundreds of titles in one device, are ...

Playing games can have a positive impact on learning because they make the process more engaging and interactive. Many educational games encourage problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity while helping students practice skills in a fun way. Games often provide instant feedback, which allows learners to understand mistakes and improve quickly. They can also build teamwork and communicatio...

Among all the sports, my favorite is basketball. Basketball is a game full of energy and teamwork. Every time I stand on the court with the ball in my hands, I feel power running through my whole body.

Playing basketball not only helps me stay healthy but also teaches me how to work with my teammates. When we pass the ball and attack together, it feels like we’re performing a well-coordinated dan...

Dusty blanket, you discovered a small wooden music box carved with unfamiliar symbols. Its key turned easily, and a strange, haunting melody drifted into the air. As the final notes lingered, something shifted. Outside, the wind began to hum in harmony with the tune, clouds swirled into unfamiliar shapes, and far-off lights flickered in the distance. The melody seemed to seep into people’s hearts—...

On a foggy morning, you stumbled into the bathroom, still half-asleep, and caught sight of your reflection. At first, you thought it was just your sleepy eyes playing tricks—until your reflection smiled, even though you hadn’t moved your lips. It tilted its head, studying you with an almost human curiosity, and then it raised a hand in greeting. Over the next few days, the reflection grew bolder—b...

It was an ordinary afternoon until a deafening crack split the air, like glass shattering in the distance. You looked up and saw something impossible—a thin, jagged line tearing across the sky. Through the opening, swirling ribbons of color and strange floating shapes shimmered, as if another world was peeking through. Each day, the crack grew wider, and unfamiliar objects began to fall—some glowi...

Maybe you think that art is very ridiculous and boring, but I’m the opposite. My favorite class is art, and sometimes I like language arts too. These two subjects is close to creative. I’m bad at creating, but I love to invent some new ideas, and the reason I like language arts is I love writing, that’s why I enjoy this app, but sometimes, I don’t have an idea what I’m going to write, so this is a...

One night, the world goes to sleep as usual—but when morning comes, no one remembers having any dreams. At first, people laugh it off, but as days pass, they grow restless, unable to rest deeply or feel inspired. Strangely, you are the only person who still dreams, and your dreams are becoming more vivid and strange each night. Soon, scientists, reporters, and even the government want to know what...

One summer morning, you return to your hometown after years away, expecting to see the same streets, parks, and familiar faces. But when you arrive, the roads lead to empty fields, and no one has ever heard of the city you remember. Even the maps and online records show nothing—it’s as if the place never existed. You are the only one who knows it was real, and the only clue is a strange, half-fade...

One rainy afternoon, you wander into a narrow alley you’ve never noticed before. At the very end stands an old, dimly lit post office with a sign that reads: “We Deliver to Any Time.” Inside, the air smells of ink and dust, and the walls are lined with envelopes marked with strange dates—some years in the past, others far into the future. The old clerk behind the counter tells you that here, you c...