Read Development stories, books, and poems on Booksie

The book encourages young children to feel secure as they develop, and experience their first encounters of making friends, while they explore the world and continue to become individuals. Read More

Tags: friendship, literary, development, childrens

Love's Strange Arbour (18+)

By EnlightenedExplorations

Short Story / Romance

September 27, 2021

The Booksie Classic House

Andy, a young and ambitious yet lost and purposeless man, falls in love and, through the power of love, undergoes a personal transformation resulting in his ascension to living a driven, guided, and selfless life. Read More

Tags: love, romance, sex, development, transformation

The Essence of Poetry, a Debatable Issue (part one).

By Bert Broomberg

Essay / Editorial and Opinion

January 11, 2019

Comments: 5

Shelves: 2

The Booksie Classic House

This essay is the first part of a larger essay on poetry and its development. Read More

Tags: poetry, development, essence, poetics

Climate change defending Status Quo

By abyskaria

Poem / Memoir

May 08, 2018

The Booksie Classic House

I write down few powerful second reading in my works as a message to live with today. May you like this. :) Read More

Tags: god, science, development, health, climate

The New Project

By Miguel do Lucari

Short Story / Literary Fiction

March 23, 2018

The Booksie Classic House

Its always very exciting starting a new project. How about one that is bigger than life? Read More

Tags: god, universe, development, agile, scrum

Next Long Way

By the winning heart

Short Story / Fantasy

October 16, 2017

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

The story talks about we should never think great about ourselves. Read More

Tags: government, development, business

So What

By Bukola H. Olusolade

Poem / Poetry

August 22, 2017

The Booksie Classic House

Out with the old, in with the new, a time comes when space and chance is given to the young to play their part, and when such isn't given, it is okay to seize it. Read More

Tags: youth, change, young, development, growth

Snow in this Summer

By abyskaria

Poem / Non-Fiction

April 25, 2017

The Booksie Classic House

Just asking if this leader can make our world a better place for all our good wishes from the bottom of my heart. I have only treasured this hope in my writing here. A change we seek may rise for this common welfare for our sustainable development globally. Saving more… Read More

Tags: love, conservation, peace, development, un

The Trilogy of Blood, Arc of the Witches

By James Henderson

Book / Fantasy

March 21, 2017

Comments: 2

Shelves: 1

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When a young girl Anna uncovers a dark secret she must chase after her kidnapped mother who has been taken by one of the most feared beings on the planet, a Witch. Her journey takes her across a mystical and magical world where danger and death are everywhere. Read More

Tags: fantasy, mystery, adventure, development, character-driven

The Mechanic

By Hailu Worku

Short Story / True Confessions

February 03, 2017

The Booksie Classic House

Tags: development, bank, ethiopia, hailu, worku

The Trilogy of Blood, Arc of the Witches

By James Henderson

Book / Fantasy

June 23, 2016

The Fantasy Realm House

When a young girl Anna uncovers a dark secret she must chase after her kidnapped mother who has been taken by one of the most feared beings on the planet, a Witch. Her journey takes her across a mystical and magical world where danger and death are everywhere. Read More

Tags: fantasy, mystery, adventure, development, character-driven

Corruption As a Hindrance to the Development: A case of Liberia #(1)

By Sumaworo

Article / Editorial and Opinion

May 16, 2016

Comments: 1

The Booksie Classic House

In the post-war Liberia, corruption has been recognized as a MAJOR PUBLIC ENEMY NUMBER ONE, (16 January 2006). Also, It has been described as a VAMPIRE to the development (January 26, 2015). These two descriptions were coined by Her Excellency Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf the President of Liberia and… Read More

Tags: development, corruption, liberia

Conversation with a Rain spout

By J Michael Gorday

Book / Other

November 26, 2015

The Booksie Classic House

I came home to find my tiny gargoyle statue that had been sitting placidly on my bookshelf for nearly twenty years suddenly was sitting on a stool and talking to me. Read More

Tags: fiction, life, philosophy, self, development, gargoyle, rainspout