Deborah Williamson

Deborah Williamson

www.storyland.ca
I am a story writer/illustrator and have written close to 3000 children’s stories. I live in Perth, Ontario, Canada. My passion for writing began at a young age and I have been honing my craft ever since. I have always enjoyed writing. My love for storytelling has led me to create a vast collection of stories that are enjoyed by children all over the world. My stories are a testament to my creativity and dedication. I have a treasure trove of stories that are both entertaining and educational. I have created a world where children can explore their imaginations and learn valuable life lessons through my stories. My stories are known for their vivid imagery, relatable characters, and engaging plots. I have a gift for capturing the attention of young readers and keeping them engaged from start to finish. My stories are timeless, and they will continue to inspire and delight children for generations to come.
A Visit to the Arctic
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Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story provides valuable information about the Inuit culture and life in the Arctic, making it educational and informative. - Tr... Show More
Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story provides valuable information about the Inuit culture and life in the Arctic, making it educational and informative. - Travelin' Rick and the Inuit family are relatable and endearing characters, making the story engaging and easy to connect with. - The story has a positive outcome, with Travelin' Rick forming a bond with the Inuit family and learning about their way of life. - The vivid descriptions of the Arctic environment and the daily activities of the Inuit people create a rich and immersive reading experience. Show Less
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Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The story follows a common theme of cultural exploration, which might be seen as predictable or cliché by some readers. - The p... Show More
Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The story follows a common theme of cultural exploration, which might be seen as predictable or cliché by some readers. - The plot is relatively simple and straightforward, which might not appeal to readers looking for more complex or nuanced storytelling. - The conflict in the story is minimal and resolved quickly, which might not provide enough tension or excitement for some readers. Show Less
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End of Autumn
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Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story conveys a positive message about finding beauty and joy in every season, which can be uplifting and encouraging. - The ... Show More
Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story conveys a positive message about finding beauty and joy in every season, which can be uplifting and encouraging. - The characters, Willow and Lila, are relatable and their emotions and interactions are heartwarming. - The vivid descriptions of the forest and the changing seasons create a beautiful and immersive setting. - The strong bond between the deer sisters and their father adds a touching element to the story. - The story ends on a hopeful note, with the characters looking forward to the arrival of spring. Show Less
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Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The storyline might be seen as predictable, with a common theme of finding hope in difficult times. - The story lacks signifi... Show More
Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The storyline might be seen as predictable, with a common theme of finding hope in difficult times. - The story lacks significant conflict or tension, which might make it less engaging for some readers. - The plot is relatively simple and straightforward, which might not appeal to readers looking for more complex narratives. - The story’s sentimental tone might not resonate with readers who prefer more realistic or less emotionally driven stories. - The story might be more appealing to younger readers or who enjoy gentle, comforting tales. Show Less
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Dollie rhe Doctor
Do you like this story, Christmas Building - Apartment 13 - Dollie the Doctor
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Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story has a touching and heartwarming theme about kindness, compassion, and the true spirit of Christmas. - Dollie, Greta, an... Show More
Possible reasons for liking this story are: - The story has a touching and heartwarming theme about kindness, compassion, and the true spirit of Christmas. - Dollie, Greta, and other characters are relatable and endearing, making the story engaging and easy to connect with. - The story has a happy ending, with Dollie being recognized for her kindness and enjoying a magical Christmas experience. - The vivid descriptions of the snowy town and the Christmas decorations create a festive and enchanting atmosphere. - The story emphasizes the importance of spreading kindness and joy. Show Less
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Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The story follows a common theme of holiday kindness and redemption, which might be seen as predictable or cliché by some read... Show More
Possible reasons for not liking this story are: - The story follows a common theme of holiday kindness and redemption, which might be seen as predictable or cliché by some readers. - The plot is relatively simple and straightforward, which might not appeal to readers looking for more complex or nuanced storytelling. - The story lacks conflict or tension, which might not provide enough excitement or engagement for some readers. Show Less
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