The Book I Never Finished but Still Think About: Daily Prompt

Open book, tea cup, and pencil on a wooden table

What’s a book you never finished but still think about?

Writing has always been one of my favorite things to do. I love creating stories for children, and I love reading them back as if I’m seeing them through a child’s eyes. It’s a joy seeing children smile when they read my books, I feel like I’ve accomplished something wonderful.

Over the years, I’ve published five Grandma’s Hamster on the Run books all on Amazon, and you can also find them in my Books section here on WordPress. But, there is one book I never finished — and still think about all the time.

It’s the story of a little hamster girl named Sara.

The book is actually written, sitting quietly in my files, waiting for its moment. And I often wonder if I’ll ever publish Sara and bring her out of hiding.

Here is a little bit about my Sara book that I still think about:

(This picture of Sara, she is going to church to sing in the choir.)

Step into the whimsical world of Sara Hamster, where fun, laughter, and heartfelt moments come together in a charming collection of escapades! In “Grandma’s Hamster on the Run: Sara’s Fun, Love, and Hamster Escapades,” readers will follow Sara through ice-skating adventures, candy-coated mishaps, lessons in kindness, and even matters of the heart. Whether she’s tumbling into a chocolate fountain, dreaming of church choir stardom, or navigating love and marriage, Sara’s life, is an endearing blend of fun and sincerity.

This book is more than just hamster-sized adventures—it’s a celebration of joy, love, and the little moments that make life special. Perfect for readers of all ages, Sara’s stories warm hearts, bring smiles, and remind us that life’s best memories are often the ones we never expected.

And maybe one day, when the time feels right, Sara will finally get her chance to run free into the world.

If you enjoy my writing, my books are here:

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