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Saddened by her lonely life, a little girl named Victoria Christie uses her inventive imagination to write stories. Now that she's an older individual, she must find a way to share her tale with the world.

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Victoria Christie never expected to be a writer, but everything changed in 4th grade when she annoyed her mother at a barber shop. She told Victoria to write in her school notebook, which sparked her daughter's life-long passion for writing.
 
Now, many years later, Victoria is eager to share her story-through an interactive novel that showcases how her writing has changed overtime and what hardships she faced in order to keep her island of personality-especially after her brother's unfortunate death in 2021. 

With the power of writing and her brother's legacy about her becoming a successful author, will Victoria's old stories spark the interest of an audience? Will they interact with her and tell her how her incomplete pieces should end, or will Victoria forever remain an undiscovered author?

This is an anthology of my old stories. Most are incomplete, so it's up to my audience to decide how they should end. This is the story of how I became Viktoria Fyodorova.

Let the cringe begin!
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What You'll Find in This Book:

1.) 35 fun-filled chapters of my oldest stories.
2.) 11 short memoir stories--no more than 1,000 words each--that share the most important times of my writing career.
3.) A whole overview of my history as a writer!
4.) There's also a bonus chapter about how this memoir came to be!

Wait! I Wrote That? (A Collection of Old, Horrific Stories)

        First of all, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for giving this book a chance! However, there are a few things I want to go over before you dive into it because a lot of people have not yet picked up on what it's about. I have been getting unnecessary hate comments when I shouldn't be getting them.


The whole point of Wait! I Wrote That? is to illustrate how my writing has changed over time. This is why I decided to keep most of the old mistakes in each story and why I broke them up via the grade I wrote them in. Please do not judge these stories too harshly. Rather, focus on the memoir aspect of this book and what I'm trying to show. That's what this story is. It's a memoir.


I have worked very hard to put together this book. I did not merely slap things down on the paper. I choose each of these stories very carefully and put together a whole outline of where I wanted to put the memoir chapters. Trust me, you'll see the difference in writing if you read one of the stories, and then one of the nonfiction chapters. Keep that in mind, too. This book is nonfiction, and it's interactive, meaning it is up to my audience to decide how the stories should end. I cannot fit 100,000-word stories in one book. It's not possible. The memoir chapters are the ones that don't have a number beside them. They're also the ones you'll find at the end of each set of grade levels.


Please consider these things while you read through the book. It's going to be a very different experience for you guys, which is again, what I wanted. This is how I've chosen to "express myself", like it says in Selena Gomez's song "Naturally", and is my method of alternative storytelling.


With that said, I hope you enjoy the memoir!


A Note to Judges, Reviewers, and Readers (Important!)