Day 36

 Day 36: Adding Emotion to Stories


What did I do?


Practiced writing emotional scenes (e.g., happiness, sadness, excitement).


Focused on describing feelings using vivid language and expressions.



How did I feel?

It felt rewarding to bring more depth to my stories, though expressing complex emotions was tricky.


Achievements


Improved emotional expression in writing.


Made stories more relatable and engaging.



Plan for Tomorrow


Write a story with a plot twist to challenge creativity.

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