About Me

Hi there! 

Welcome to my about me page!

    My name is Kiah, and I am a young writer who wants to impact the world with my writing and art. I soon hope to become a published author, when I finish editing my first book, which I also hope to illustrate.

    My passion is writing good books that can be read by anyone, and have good morals, action, romance, and all the things that are in between. 

My hobbies include writing, (Obviously) reading, listening to music, collecting animal bones and other natural wonders of this world, and trying to draw my own illustrations.

  My favorite movie is for sure Treasure Planet and I now also love the film, Because of Gracia. 

My favorite book series is the Warrior Cat series, written by several authors under the name Erin Hunter, though Redwall is a close second pick. 

Me holding a frog
I hope to influence others in what they write and draw in a positive way that will bring glory to God. 

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