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Writing prompt... a STAR is born If you were allowed to star in the movie version of your life, what kind of movie would it be? Pick out your co-stars, your shooting location, and your costumes. Do you have any action sequences? Is there a villain? Is there a romance? Is there a sad scene?

Writing prompt... Time Traveler… If you could go anywhere in the world, at any time in the past or future, where and to what time would you go? What would you want to see, and whom would you want to meet? Explain!

Writing prompt... Childhood Memories… Most people have vivid memories of certain events from childhood. What sticks in your mind? You might choose to start by brainstorming a list of memories. Then, pick one particularly strong memory and describe it in detail.

Writing prompt... The Big Event… When a special event is on the horizon, people plan for it and get excited about it. Maybe it’s a dance, an election, a family event, a party, a birthday, or an important sports game. Think of a special event that you planned for and looked forward to that turned out much differently from what you expected. Write about what you expected would happen and what actually happened.

Writing prompt... Musical Memories… Songs can invoke vivid memories; hearing a particular song can rocket you back to seventh grade or last summer. Write about a song that is really evocative of a certain time in your life.

Writing prompt... In the Attic… You’re staying with your grandparents. One day you venture up into the attic. Among all the cobwebs, old clothes, and dusty boxes you find a big old trunk. Curious, you open the lid… What would you like to find in that trunk (besides money)? Would you want to find something of monetary value? Would you want to find the old journals of a distant relative? Something else?

Writing prompt... Alone at Last! Your parents just left on a weeklong vacation – leaving you all alone, in charge of your house. What do you do? Instantly call your friends and announce a party? Decide to have a party and then regret it when you’re cleaning for six hours the next day? Worry and don’t do anything?

Writing prompt... Friend types… Do you have one best friend? Are you the kind of person who goes everywhere in big groups? Or are you more of a loner? Write about the kind of “friend person” you are.

Writing prompt... Remembering Firsts… There are many firsts in our lives that we don’t remember, such as our first tooth, first step, first word, or first birthday. Firsts from later in childhood come easily to mind: a first pet, a first award, the first day of high school, a first kiss, a first summer at camp. Write about a special first that you remember clearly.

Writing prompt... If I Were in Charge… Most families set rules for their children, especially regarding behavior and responsibility. Which rules do you find particularly annoying? Do you long to stay out later, go out more, or dress any way you like? Write about the rules that you consider most unfair.

Writing prompt... How Embarrassing! Life is chock-full of embarrassing moments. When you’re lying awake at night, having trouble sleeping, do your most embarrassing blunders run through your mind? Write about one of these agonizing memories.

Writing prompt... My Animal… Which animal do you think you resemble most closely? Consider quiet, retiring animals like mice; bold and fearless ones like lions; eager, friendly ones like dogs; and finicky, secretive ones like cats. Consider your appearance, your personality, and the way you move. Then write about the animal with which you feel a kinship, explaining how you are similar in personality, characteristics, and/or physical features.

Writing prompt... Treasure or Trash? To the naked eye it looks like junk, but you know it’s precious: the beat-up stuffed animal you slept with every night as a kid, the raggedy baseball mitt you used in Little League, the tooth you couldn’t bear to throw away after it fell out. Choose a beloved object from your own childhood, and explain why you feel sentimental about it or treasure it so much.

Writing prompt... Beauty or Brains? “Beauty is only skin deep,” the cliché claims. If you had to choose between beauty and brains, which would you pick? Which do you think would get you further in life? Which do you think would make you happier?

Writing prompt... Pick the Parent… Do you think you are more like your mother or more like your father? Or do you think you resemble one in looks and the other in personality? Whom would you rather resemble?

Writing prompt... Dear Famous Person… Choose a famous historical figure you admire. This person could be a president, actor, athlete, scientist, author, artist, activist, humanitarian, or anyone else you find interesting. Write a letter to this person, explaining why you admire his or her accomplishments and how he or she has affected your life.

Writing prompt... The Nature Nut… Are you a nature fan, or would you sooner eat cockroaches than voluntarily go on a hike? Write about your best or worst nature experience.

Writing prompt... Sibling Rivalry… Growing up with brothers and sisters can be difficult. If you have siblings, discuss the benefits and shortcomings of your situation. If you’re an only child, do the same. Would you rather have more siblings or fewer? Do you think you’ll feel the same when you’re middle aged?