1) A character whose weapon is a gun or cannon that shoots fireworks at their enemies.

Reasons I won't use this: I don't like guns, therefore, I don't write about guns.

2) A story or poem written from the perspective of a cemetary

Reasons I won't use this: It's too sad for me.

3) A horror story where a group of young adults and/or children are trapped in a facility. At designated times throughout the day, an 'entity' swoops in and kills everyone who isn't in a safe hiding spot (when the entity makes a kill it leaves nothing behind). The people trapped inside have no way of knowing what is classified as a 'safe' hiding spot. As the number of survivors dwindle, there are turf wars that take place between different alliances of teens/children trying to acquire better land because certain areas in the facility have more supplies and resources for survival. It's basically a deadly version of hide-and-seek fused with Hunger Games.

Reasons I won't use this: Faaar too scary for me, in fact, it was based on a nightmare I had.

In my story Julius Caesar vs Napoleon which editors og magazines didn‚t like I put famous general to help rid of Gaulle from attackers.

Maybe I should put Joan D‚Orc to fight off invaders. You can do whatever you want and give illiteral, young girl of school age but without single day in classroom, any advantage. Girl power for her and her motherland and then you can create France up to your liking.

I had an idea of writing a book as if the south had won the civil war. The US is split in half, and in present times the north is rather tyrannical. A mom tries to get herself and her little boy to the other side, with disastrous consequences. I have several pages as well as an outline written, I can email to whoever claims this idea.

Hello, I'm Kimberly. I've been on this site for a while now. I kept passing this one challenge up only because I was thinking about what to put here for the one who created this challenge.

There are a few notes I wrote an idea for a book on I'd like to share with you here I don't ever intend on pursuing. This idea could lead to a book. I was going to write about 7 interesting things in completely different categories. I was going to create a character and write a fiction story based on what he or she comes into contact with each of what will be written about in the seven categories.

The first one would be to write about would be the 7 wonders of the world. I done research and the following came up for this: The Great Wall of China, Christ the Redeemer at Rio de Janeiro, Macau Picchu, Chichen Itza, The Roman Colosseum in Rome, The Taj Mahal and Petra in Jordan.

Another idea would be to include 7 wonders of insects. Here are the following I thought were interesting to write about: praying mantis, pill bug, hummingbird hawk moth, honey pot ants, lightening bugs, mole cricket and giraffe weevil.

The next idea would be 7 interesting animals. Here are the following I thought would be great to write about: dumbo octopus, pink fairy armadillo, axolotl, glaucus Atlanticus or blue dragon, the maned wolf, pacu fish (has human like teeth) and the angora rabbit.

After that, you could write about the 7 wonders of nature. Here's the following I thought was intriguing: Mount Everest, The Great Barrier Reef, Harbor of Rio de Janeiro, Victoria Falls, The Northern Lights, The Grand Canyon and The Table Mountain.

Now, you could write about 7 interesting plants. The following ones were interesting to me: Pitcher pot plant, sequoia, Venus fly trap, Queen Anne's lace flower, Titan arum, living stone and the stinking corpse flower.

The last idea for writing about 7 things is holiday's. Write a story about a child that has an experience with the 7 major holidays. Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and New Year.

Honestly, this could definitely make a book! I hope that whoever reads this finds this idea helpful. Good luck!