Twenty Words Tuesday- Week 17

Posted on by Bulbul

Hello folks, I haven’t been able to read any of your amazing posts as I have been super busy for the past two weeks with festivities, travelling, examinations and life. I hope to catch-up with you all soon. Until then, keep warm & write!

Last week’s prompt was –Craft. If you haven’t had a chance to read the wonderful 20-word stories of previous week, you can read them here.

This week’s prompt is Book-portals, thank you IT’S ZOË NIGHTSHADE! for the prompt. I expect you guys to have fun with it. Below is my take on the prompt in 20-words, I hope you’ll like it. Now, hop on the wagon and tell me a tale!

Book-portals

The librarian whispered, “MIND THE PORTALS”; ignoring her I picked up ‘Jane Eyre’. After 9-hours I understood what she meant.

To read more such tiny tales on this week’s prompt, scroll down to the comment section and find the links to amazing 20-word stories written by fantastic writers!

Come, join in! All you need to do is:

  • Write an exactly 20-word story (excluding the title) using the prompt (the prompt word may/may not be present in the story).
  • Ping-back your story to this post, so that everyone (including myself) can read your version.
  • Use the banner given below and the tag- TWT on your post, to help locate the story in WP reader.
Twenty words Tuesday

Remember to write before the next prompt which drops in next Tuesday!

Don’t worry! Even if you are late in discovering us, ping-back to this post and I would love to read your tale.

Until next time, Cheers 

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Published by Bulbul

A young writer from India who has loved stories since she was able to understand one. Now, she tries weaving them herself.

25 thoughts on “Twenty Words Tuesday- Week 17”

  3. Gosh I love your tiny tale, and feel ashamed to admit I haven’t yet read Jane Eyre… this actually makes me want to start reading it right now, in spite of warnings or perhaps because of them haha! Lots of love to you dear A. Thanks for being such an inspiring community member. 💛

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    1. Ha, thanks dearie! There’s no judgement here, gal, sometimes things get left out. And it is actually good that you have still got a great book to be read.
      Jane Eyre was the first classic romance novel which I read, back in school. It made me fall in love with love and with strong women.
      Stay blessed & happy, Lia. Much love ❤🤗🙏💕

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      1. That is so cool to hear about your background with it… after seeing your tale I found a review on WP which summed up the book, it sounds like a strong woman indeed, very inspiring. Thanks for all your kindnesses dear A. 🙏💖

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